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The walkout is part of the national industry-wide day of strike actionSNCF joins March 23 national strike
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Four regions will start offering the test today with others following by MayNew driving test launches today
Since last August, shops have been allowed to stay open until 13.00 on SundaysFood shops ignore Sunday trade law
Expect disruption in several sectors ahead of the French regional elections on SundaySchool, GP and bus strikes this week
Auditors are to examine how much France spent on jabs and masksSwine flu campaign 'cost France €1bn'
Holidaymakers are booking at the last minute and watching their spendingAverage results for half-term ski
Price-fixing is anti-competitive, EU court rulesEU slams French cigarette pricing
New figures released as Nicolas Sarkozy unveils plans to grow French industryUnemployment hits 10-year high
March looks set to be a busy month for strikesRubbish collection strike on March 12
The move has angered restaurants who argue the meal vouchers are being abusedGreengrocers take tickets-restaurant
More than 800 towns along the French coast have properties built below sea levelMajor project to rebuild sea walls
France has promised to fully liberalise the electricity market this yearCustomers quit EDF for rivals
The first warning letters from Hadopi have yet to be sent outHadopi 2 fails to
deter web users
Report finds web users are ditching peer-to-peer sharing for alternative download methods that get around the new law
This is the second one-day walkout by childcare workers in less than a monthCreche workers
on strike again
Childcare facilities in about 30 towns and cities will be closed today - and doctors are on strike as well
72 per cent of Brits cook every day compared with 59 per cent of French people 'Brits cook more
than the French'
Cross-Channel survey finds French spend less time in kitchen and are less likely to cook international dishes
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What prompts British people to give up jobs in the UK and move to France? We speak to families who made the move
Bond star Sir Roger Moore talks to Liz Morgan about filming and living in FranceHow James Bond
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Bond star Sir Roger Moore talks to Liz Morgan about filming and living in France
France has set aside an extra 19bn euros for research and higher educationMy plan to rebuild
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France has set aside an extra €19bn for research and higher education. The minister in charge Valérie Pécresse explains
 
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