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Drinking tap water restricted for children in south-west France communes
Haute Garonne prefecture says the measure is precautionary and due to high chlorate levels
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‘Trustworthy’ media label idea from Macron causes political storm in France
Comments prompted fierce political backlash from right but government insists it was taken out of context
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French prime minister faces fresh problems to pass a 2026 budget
MPs continue to argue over budget but alternative measures could possibly see government toppled
Microscope can see cancer-cell workings
Scientists at the Institut Pasteur in Paris have just fitted the world’s most powerful microscope that gives an atom-scale view to find how cancer or HIV cells move and work.
Titan Krios is a €10million 3.8m cryo-electron microscope that was in part crowdfunded. Research on it elsewhere has led to three Nobel Prizes.
