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It has been nearly 25 years since Princess Diana died in a high-speed car crash in Paris.
I see trees of green: Admiring Paris' green spaces
New York Times: Why trees are an important part of Paris' identity.
Why one woman was labelled 'selfish' for booking her partner a Paris trip
Some suggested she dump him immediately but others took his side.
The 10 worst places for pickpockets in the world
Keep an eye on your backpack while travelling around these popular spots.
Reality TV star mocks influencers in Paris in hilarious video
The star revealed the reality behind influencers' perfect Instagram posts.
'Absolute hell': UK burns on hottest ever day
London Fire Brigade declared a 'major incident' as large fires raged across the capital.
The reason French airport staff have brought airports to a standstill
Planning to fly through a French airport? Bonne chance.
Why France refuse to mandate masks amidst surging hospitalisations
Tourism is booming again in France, but so is Covid-19.
Paris post-pandemic: What it's like travelling in the City of Lights
There are still signs of the pandemic, but Paris hasn't changed a bit.
Let her eat cake: Mona Lisa in a history of things thrown at her
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How Christchurch Call slowed online spread of Buffalo shooting - but can't win the war
The Christchurch Call has made a difference but there are areas where it has no impact.
How the Eiffel Tower grew 6 metres this year
France's most iconic landmark is growing up, literally.
The medical reason some tourists hysterically hallucinate in Paris
Find yourself anxious and crying in this French city? There's a medical term for that.
'As if Disney were entering Notre Dame!' Cathedral redesign slammed
It was as if "Disney were entering Notre Dame."
Court shown pics of socialite kissing Jeffrey Epstein
Court shown intimate photos of Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein together.
Ghislaine Maxwell trial: Woman given schoolgirl outfit to wear
Woman identified as "Kate" tells court Ghislaine Maxwell bought outfit for "fun".
Michael Venus set for handy payday just for turning up
Michael Venus could remarkably find himself playing at the ATP World Tour Finals.
6 world galleries worth writing home about
Six of the world's best museums and galleries to visit virtually now, or in the future.
Happy hours: Legendary global bars to add to your bucket-list
5 of the world's bucket-list bars to add to your post-pandemic wish list.
Eiffel Tower added to Covid-Pass list as France sees Delta wave
France adds its most recognisable landmark to the vaccine-required list.
Israeli fashion designer Alber Elbaz dies of Covid at 59
Elbaz is best known for spending 14 years at the helm of France's Lanvin fashion house.
Staggering photos show how this world-famous city has become a rubbish dump
Photographs show an iconic city has become overrun with garbage.
Mona Lisa is alone but still smiling
New York Times: Museum officials seizing golden opportunity for a grand refurbishment.
Careful consideration: Rodin gardens welcome back Paris
Rodin's towering contemplative sculptures can be seen again in person.
Scenes of unrest: French theatre workers stage protests
Thousands of theatre workers protested Covid closures and inadequate aid packages.
Paris' storied sanctuary for the bookish faces closure
Virus spells end for Hemingway and Jocyce's bookshop bolthole.
Paris curfew empties streets
France has confirmed 33,300 Covid deaths, the fourth-highest death toll in Europe.
Parisians pushed into the Seine by festival distancing
Floating cinemas and pop-up testing centres are part of Paris's post-covid festival.
The minister, the affair and a Paris trip - the fight to salvage public trust
Judith Collins: No place for "revolting behaviours" in Parliament.
A Kiwi in Paris: Life without tourists
Comment: Locked down and stranded in Paris, with the city's landmarks to oneself.
As Paris tiptoes toward normalcy, infections are sharply down
New York Times: If the initial signs are hopeful, the national mood remains wary.