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- Sep 30, 2026
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Van Gogh goes on display before sale of âalmost mythicalâ private collection (opens the original)
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Châtaigniers en fleurs, valued at $180m, to be auctioned along with 11 other works by likes of Cézanne and Monet For more than 50 years it was held in a private art collection with an âalmost mythical statusâ that was likened to a miniature version of Parisâs Musée dâOrsay. But on Wednesday a painting by Vincent Van Gogh created during the last two months of his life has gone on display before it is put up for auction with a value of $180m (£136m). Châtaigniers en fleurs (Chestnut T
Gisèle Pelicotâs daughter launches awareness campaign for potential victims of drugging and sexual assault (opens the original)
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Campaign broadcast across France encourages people to come forward even if they have little to no memory of attack Gisèle Pelicot is the figurehead of a new campaign run by her daughter to encourage people who suspect they have been drugged and sexually assaulted to come forward, even if they have little to no memory of the attack. Caroline Darian, 47, who believes she was also drugged and assaulted by her father, Dominique Pelicot â her motherâs ex-husband â launched a primetime public i
Clan leader in Paris sentenced to eight years over child pickpocketing gangs (opens the original)
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Roberto Hamidovic, 48, ran network of thieves who targeted tourists in Paris Métro and Disneyland A clan leader who sent gangs of child pickpockets to target tourists in the Paris Métro and popular attractions such as Disneyland Paris has been jailed for human trafficking. Roberto Hamidovic, 48, likened to Fagin, Charles Dickens’s notorious criminal boss, ran a network of child thieves, mostly girls, some as young as 10, who brought in an average of €25,000 (£21,500) a day, according to police.
The battle to save the dying heart of rural France: the village bistro (opens the original)
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Once central to rural life, cafe-bistros are closing in the face of depopulation and falling alcohol consumption, but campaigners are seeking new ways forward It is just past noon on a midweek day, and already every table at Au Bon Acceuil cafe-bistro in the northern Burgundy village of Saint-Martin-sur-Ouanne is taken. The three-course lunch menu today – including a choice of a hefty chunk of steak with chips or a meaty lasagne – is just €18, but villagers are not only here for the food. After
Eiffel Tower management under fire after decision to hide female staff (opens the original)
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One-day strike called after Paris landmark agreed to keep women out of sight for visit by Hindu group The Eiffel Tower has reopened after a one-day strike was called in response to the landmark’s management ordering female staff to keep out of sight at the request of a visiting religious group. City Hall, which operates the Paris landmark, has apologised for breaching France’s republican principle of equality and ordered a full inquiry. Workers at the tower walked out on Monday, closing the land
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