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Comment: The decline of French winter resorts is no bad thing
Nick Inman says it is high time to let nature reclaim the mountains
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Letters: Dismissal of French satirist shows freedom of speech is in danger
Connexion reader says comedians must be permitted to provoke our thoughts and prejudices
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New bill aims to outlaw use of small water bottles in France
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Think about the animal
While I agree with the sentiment of those who are against circuses with animals, what happens to the people who make their living from this?
And what happens to the animals (they have all had regular human contact) - do they end up in a zoo or slaughtered? Will the towns which ban them give financial support so circus workers can make the transition and animals can live out the remainder of their lives?
Trevor Kippax, by email
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