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The change will increase parking fees for cars of 1.6 tonnes and more, to 18 euros ($29) an hour in order to discourage "bulky, polluting" cars.

Convoys of tractors have gridlocked the centre of Paris for the past week, but after government concessions, blockades have now been lifted.

European farmers are angry about rising costs, environmental policies and cheap food imports — especially from Ukraine. And they're not shy about letting politicians know about it.

Oscar nominee Anatomy of a Fall asks the question: how many times can a woman endure a 50 Cent instrumental before she loses her mind?

Climate protesters hurl soup at protective glass covering Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece in The Louvre museum.

Protesters throw red and orange soup onto the glass protecting the famous painting to gasps from the crowd in the French capital's Louvre museum.

The proposals included limiting welfare benefits for migrants and making it harder for them to bring relatives to France.

The first Winter Olympics featured athletes in woolly jumpers and tweed jackets with heavy wooden skis strapped to their boots. How times have changed.

Director-writer Justine Triet discusses the slipperiness of truth in her Palme D'Or-winning courtroom drama, Anatomy of a Fall.

Is it easier to win your home grand slam than any other major? Some stats suggest that top players are more likely to win at home, but it's not as simple as that, Simon Smale writes.

Novak Djokovic has won almost everything he can possibly win in tennis. But 2024 offers one final opportunity to achieve the sport's most elusive and exclusive feat — a golden slam.

Embattled French President Emmanuel Macron has made the historic appointment in a bid to revitalise his political fortunes.

French media is reporting he will replace Elisabeth Borne, who resigned earlier this week.

The sign was unveiled on what would have been the musician's 77th birthday. 

The directorial debut of Schitt's Creek creator and star Dan Levy sees the actor's character Marc navigating the stormy waters of grief, with help from his friends.

Élisabeth Borne, France's second female prime minister steps down, suggesting she resigned at Mr Macron's request, amid controversial immigration laws. 

European countries and parts of the UK have been battered by wild weather and extreme temperatures.

Extremely cold temperatures, snow and gale-force winds wreak havoc across the Nordic region, while heavy rain continues to cause more flooding in Germany, France and the Netherlands. 

The new year has been rung in with prayers, parties and lots of fireworks around the globe.

A tunnel under the River Thames floods, throwing the New Year's Eve plans of hundreds of people into chaos after Eurostar was forced to cancel its train services.

The story of Schumacher and his skiing accident is not fully known, with his family electing to keep the German's private life well out of public view. 

The Eiffel Tower has been closed to visitors because of a strike over contract negotiations timed to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the death of the monument's founder, Gustave Eiffel.

Reports suggest tennis authorities are considering an elite tour involving the four majors and top tournaments in an attempt to ward off a LIV-style disruption of the sport. Now two Australian tennis figures have had their say.

Following an anonymous tip-off, French authorities grounded a plane to conduct investigations over four days which affected 303 passengers.