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Foreigners in France 'should be given local votes back'
Political right mobilised to try to halt debate on law extending rights
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Is it time to stop changing the clocks in Europe?
Campaigners say it would help improve health and also reduce traffic accidents
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Gisèle Pelicot memoir hits sales top spot in France
The book, which has been translated into 22 languages, left Queen Camilla ‘speechless’
Mother donates womb to daughter
A woman who underwent France’s first uterine transplant can now have children – out of the uterus in which she grew as a foetus
The 34-year-old had Rokitansky syndrome, affecting one in 4,500 women, and had no uterus.
She can now become pregnant after her mother, 57, donated her womb. Both are “doing well” after the operation in Suresnes, Hauts-de-Seine.
