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Man arrested in murder inquiry after Briton found dead in Gers (opens the original)
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Three others being sought. The victim has been named A British retiree found dead outside his isolated home in rural Gers has been named as 85-year-old John Agner. A 60-year-old man has been arrested in connection with his death, while three other men are being sought, according to reports citing AFP. French authorities have not publicly disclosed the arrested man's alleged role or confirmed whether the other three men are suspected of involvement in Mr Agner's death. The investigation into susp
Murder inquiry launched after Briton, 85, found dead at his home in Gers in south-west France (opens the original)
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The man was attacked during the night of Friday to Saturday. His car is reported stolen An 85-year-old British man has been found dead at his isolated home in Gers after suffering severe blows to the face. He was found at his home in Verlus, a small commune in western Gers, during the night of Friday to Saturday, September 26. The house is in the Côte de Peyron area, relatively isolated from other homes and close to the Landes department. The authorities were alerted at about 04:00 on Saturday a
‘Franchise médicale’ cap officially climbs to €140 next month (opens the original)
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Future increases to be linked to inflation The maximum amount patients can pay each year through two types of French medical charges will rise from €100 to €140 from October 1, with future increases linked to inflation. The annual caps on the two charges will each rise from €50 to €70, meaning patients could pay up to a combined €140 a year. The increase is set out in a decree due to come into force on October 1 and follows the abandonment of earlier plans to double each cap to €100. Health Mini
France listed among countries to delay full EES border check rollout (opens the original)
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Official flexibility over new biometric border system ended last week France and eight other Schengen countries have reportedly been given an indefinite delay in fully enforcing the EU's new biometric border system, despite temporary flexibility officially ending last week. The countries are understood to have told the European Commission that they cannot yet enforce the Entry/Exit System (EES) fully without risking serious disruption at their borders. France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany,
France adopts new world map, moving on from Mercator (opens the original)
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UN backs drive to more accurately reflect the size of continents France has changed the world map used by its foreign ministry after the UN backed efforts to make maps more accurately reflect the size of continents. France has abandoned the Mercator projection for its official diplomatic maps, adopting the Eckert IV projection instead. The move came on Friday, September 4, as the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution encouraging governments, schools, international organisations and technology
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