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Interview: health fee for Americans on 'visitor' visas is ‘only fair’, says French politician behind plan
Liv Rowland talks to the man who made proposal to introduce new minimum health charge for foreign non-workers who come on long-stay visas, François Gernigon
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Why hundreds of road signs across France have had flames added to them
Signs in at least two dozen departments have been targeted in recent days
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Photos: sledging in Montmartre and snowball fights as snow falls on Paris
Some 4cm fell over weekend
Crit-Air plan in Ile-de-France
Anti-pollution Crit’Air stickers will be obligatory for drivers in much of Ile-de-France next year, with heavy polluting vehicles banned from the roads on certain peak days.
Six coloured vignettes show pollution ratings and high-rated vehicles will be banned inside the A86 ring road to create a low-emissions zone.
Paris mairie will also ban diesel vehicles inside the capital in Olympic year 2024, and this may extend to Ile-de-France.
