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Rescuers in French Pyrenees warn against reckless hiking
Concerns raised after two 19-year-olds rescued following 20-hour ordeal
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Old phones may be impacted as France begins 2G network shutdown
Lifts and some other devices could also be linked to old network
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Daughter appeals for help finding missing Briton, 72, in France
The woman left her home in Haute-Vienne without her phone, money and ID, and has not been seen since January
French state ‘at fault’ over pollution
The state has been found “at fault” for failing to take sufficient measures to reduce air pollution in two separate cases.
A mother and daughter living near the Paris Périphérique and suffering breathing problems brought the first case, the first of its kind in France. A case of three Parisian women followed.
The courts did not grant compensation, saying the link with the complainants’ health problems had not been proved.
The lawyer, who is the same in both cases, says he will appeal over compensation and has dozens of other cases lined up.
