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Italian Open: Djokovic, Halep claim victory in Rome
Djokovic won a record 36th Masters Series title with his victory in Rome.
Neymar receives two-match ban, French League to investigate alleged racial abuse
The Brazilian forward is insisting that Marseille defender Alvaro Gonzalez racially abused him.
Facebook blocks dying Frenchman's attempt to livestream his own death
Alain Cocq said he has no plans to upset his viewers, hence, the video will broadcast without sound and the camera will stop rolling soon after he dies.
Police believe mysterious mutilations of 15 horses in France may be related to internet challenge
Authorities speculate the torture and mutilation is some kinds of ritual or internet challenge being performed across the country.
Corpse found after 30 years in dilapidated mansion
The restoration of the mansion was halted after the workers discovered the rotting body in the mansion's basement.
3 and 10-year-old siblings survive jump from burning third-floor apartment
Neighbours saved the unsupervised children by catching them after they jumped from the window of the flat.
Excess lockdown homework blamed for 13-year-old's suicide
The teenage boy's younger brother discovered his body hanged in their family home.
Mirakl calls its retail platform 'Amazon for coronavirus supplies' as it expedites deliveries
Records published show that Mirakl already distributed 320,000 gloves, face masks, and other protective gear to various healthcare facilities.
Five rottweilers eat man's face after he gets knocked off ladder during Storm Ciara
A Frenchman succumbed to his injuries after his five dogs viciously attacked him and prevented emergency services from treating him.
British coronavirus 'super-spreader' named, recovering in quarantine
The Brighton businessman who is suspected to have infected over 11 people remains under quarantine in London, after he claims to have beaten the virus.
Apple agrees to pay $27 million fine for throttling performance of older iPhones
When this issue came to light, Apple quickly defended its actions and claimed it was intended to benefit owners of iPhones with older batteries.
British evacuee with coronavirus symptoms was not screened before evacuation flight
During evacuation, the man was not screened even after having symptoms of the infection.
Woman commits suicide after famous children's film director allegedly raped her
A children's film director and animator has been arrested for raping a woman who killed herself after the incident.
Victim of child abuse murders paedophile priest who abused him
A 19-year-old victim of paedophile priest choked the abuser to death with a crucifix.
UN peacekeepers accused of sexually abusing children in disaster-hit Haiti
A study conducted by the University of Birmingham found that UN peacekeepers patronised child prostitution in Haiti and fathered hundreds of children in the disaster-stricken nation.
Deer hunting dogs maul pregnant woman to death in France
A young mother-to-be was mauled to death by a pack of dogs while she was walking her own dog.
2,000 tourists pay £5,300 for nightmare cruise
2,000 passengers aboard a Norwegian Cruise Line rioted after paying £5,300 each for "the worst trip ever".
Italy permits charity boat with 182 migrants to dock at Sicily
The charity boat, Ocean Viking, has been permitted by Italy to dock in Sicily, bringing the wait of 182 migrants to an end.
UEFA Euro 2020 Qualifiers: latest standings
Top 2 teams from each of the 10 groups will directly qualify for the 2020 European Football Championship
French airline Aigle Azur's bankruptcy leaves nearly 13,000 passengers stranded
French airline Aigle Azur filed for bankruptcy and halted services leaving around 13,000 passengers stranded.
Amazon forest fire: Brazil refuses £18m aid from G7 countries
Brazil refuses to accept £18m and military support pledged by G7 countries at the summit.
Can the bond between France and Germany keep the rest of the EU united?
A renewed bilateral Franco-German bond is a necessary condition to counter the centrifugal forces currently testing the European Union.
How can Ireland secure their fourth Six Nations title with a round to spare this weekend?
Undefeated Ireland boast a five-point lead over England in the Six Nations standings and could win the title this weekend in advance of a St Patrick's Day trip to Twickenham.
Jekyll and Hyde grandfather attacked 40 women in rape spree lasting decades
Dino Scala, aged 57, terrorised women along the Franco-Belgian border, was outwardly a pillar of his local community.
Elderly Jewish woman thrown off balcony by Muslim neighbour was an anti-Semitic murder France finally admits
Sarah Halimi's killer shouted "Allahu akbar" before during attack. There was a global outcry at France's refusal to acknowledge killing as anti-Jewish hate crime.
French skier sent home from Winter Olympics for being sore loser
France's Mathieu Faivre has been sent home from the Winter Olympics after saying he only cared about his own success and was not concerned about his team mates.
Ex-soldier admits killing missing 9-year old French girl whose remains he found in forest
Nordahl Lelandais has admitted to the 'accidental' killing of Maelys de Araujo who disappeared from a wedding in Pont-de-Beauvoisin in the Chambéry region of south-eastern France.
EU economies post best growth in 10 years as UK fumbles over Brexit
Data from the EU statistics office shows that the economy of the 28-member EU grew by 2.5% in 2017, its best performance since it grew 2.7% in 2007.
Emmanuel Macron brings back French national military service to help build social cohesion
The French government has announced it will introduce a "Universal National Service" for young citizens, as President Emmanuel Macron delivers on one of his campaign pledges.
Germany to compensate 25,000 Algerian Jews who survived the Holocaust
During World War II Algeria was under the control of France's Vichy government, which collaborated with the Nazis.