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French minister calls on airlines to ‘respect passenger rights’
Transport minister’s appeal comes as airlines add charges and cancel flights amid jet fuel crisis
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Man sent to prison over Linky fraud, a first in France
He also offered illegal meter modification services online
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Why people in Nantes are being asked to ‘plant their underwear’
A total of 29 pairs of cotton underwear will be buried across 19 different sites
Dog-dirt DNA bylaw legal, court rules
DNA technology can be used to track down the owners of dogs that foul the streets of the Hérault town of Béziers,
a court in Marseille has ruled.
However, while the court ruled that the town’s mayor Robert Ménard – elected to office in 2014 with the support of the far-right Front National – has the power to issue the controversial bylaw, it warned the measures are ‘disproportionate to the requirements of public safety and sanitation’.