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Two skiers died this weekend going off-piste in the Alps
Alps and Pyrenees
on avalanche alert
Half-term skiers told to avoid going off-piste due to strong winds and fresh snow in many resorts
OTHER TOP STORIES
Initially 10,000 young people will be involvedVoluntary service given go ahead
Camembert was replaced by Emmental at the topCamembert loses top cheese title
26-year-old said his love of buses prompted him to try driving one   Arrest for fake Paris bus driver
Campaigners say a police obsession with figures has prompted the sharp risePM: police custody figures 'shocking'
We track down Dordogne conman Graham Templeton for an exclusive interviewFebruary issue out now: what's inside
Applicants are interviewed to check they adhere to French valuesBurqa husband denied nationality
Strike coincides with a smaller walkout by two minority Air France pilot unionsAir traffic strike over half-term
Some women are having to wait more than a fortnight to get an abortionReport finds sex education failing
About 20 public and private organisations have joined trial so farFrance to launch secure web login
Better police presence at the school gate and CCTV are among the options  New safety drive for every school
A similar protest in December brought roads in the area to a standstillTaxi drivers block Charles de Gaulle
Army reserves could be tasked with keeping an eye on most vulnerable and isolatedBetter protection needed for elderly
Rents in the private sector have risen by a third since 20023.5 million people poorly housed
Banks are required by law to send an annual reminder of the fees they charge  Bank fees cheaper but inconsistent
INRIA in Nancy says it is following government orders and EU students are not affectedForeign students banned from lab
Rival Easyjet has already been sued for a similar practice at Orly airport  Ryanair in court over work rights
Under-threes are banned from Paris cinemasArmed police eject
cinema toddler
UGC sorry for calling police to throw out girl aged two years and 10 months watching Disney's 'Princess and the Frog'
Workers raided a local council building in protest over job cuts last April'Continental six'
sentences reduced
Tyre factory workers avoid suspended jail sentences for ransacking a local council building in protest over job losses
Christiane Chocat helped her son get 16 immigrants on ferry to Portsmouth in back of vanCouncillor jailed
in smuggling plot
Seine-et-Marne politician gets three years in prison for helping son ferry 16 immigrants to Portsmouth in back of van
FEATURES AND INTERVIEWS
Tim Rice is one of the world's best-known lyricists, with hit musicals like JosephTim Rice: France
and the musicals
The Lion King is the longest running musical in Paris - a victory in a country where such shows struggle, says Tim Rice
Two decades have passed since Peter Mayle's A Year in Provence was publishedPeter Mayle: 20
years in Provence
Two decades have passed since Peter Mayle's A Year in Provence was published - but what does he think of it now?
How do the French stay slim with all the gastronomic temptations around them?How do the French
stay so slim?
A British slimming expert who lives part-time in France explores the difference in attitudes to food
 
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