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Being treated the same as pet owners is discriminatory, says guide dog group. It claims the UK government is passing the buck

Parliament votes on a motion of no confidence in the government, a partial solar eclipse to be seen, funeral of murdered Lola, 12, the Salon du chocolat begins and more

The director was known for his punchy, controversial style, and was one of the founders of the Nouvelle Vague movement

The 36-year-old spent more than two weeks discovering the 20th arrondissement by foot so as to better understand its diverse cultures

The spending power bill and another designed to finance it are, yet again, at the heart of Assemblée nationale debates after a Senate review

The prospect of energy restraints and the inclusion of Finland and Sweden in NATO will also be discussed

This week sees lorry driver strikes, the opening of La Rochelle’s film festival, a judgement on the November 13, 2015 Paris terror attacks and the first stages of the 2022 Tour de France

This week sees the second round of the legislative elections, Father’s Day, a planetary spectacle and more

This week begins with a ‘working’ public holiday and ends with the start of the French legislative elections. There is also a chance to see inside the Pagode de Paris

Audio data will enable Toulouse-based scientists to learn more about the climate and geology of the planet