they - concern. 0k, and looking at le parisien leclair. — this cabinet. yes, yes, the lowest in many recent years. _ this cabinet. yes, yes, the lowest in many recent years. i— this cabinet. yes, yes, the lowest in many recent years. i think - this cabinet. yes, yes, the lowest| in many recent years. i think three times more men than women now. which is a great shame and in my opinion a real missed opportunity. on the other hand you've got a lot of the papers, le parisien, and love the foreign papers really praising the fact that britain has got its first british asian prime minister. that is something that has cut through any foreign pressed, particularly in india, and president modi has it a living bridge, i think he called it, between india and the uk, so there has been a lot of positivity about that, even though the women in the cabinet have got slightly varied. the other thing about france is what sunak's relation with macron will turn out, because it is only weeks since liz truss questioned whether he would be friend orfoe. there is a

there has been a lot of focus on this. >> it is on the front page of "le parisien" -- the vice tightensthe paper says that testimony paints a picture of "true predators." in fact, one of the alleged victims has given an interview moree parisien," a form office woman. she says she was allegedly raped in a parisian hotel in 2012. this after he allegedly reprimanded her for no longer wearing the islamic headscarf and wearing makeup. she says the twitter movement against sexual harassment gave out.he courage to speak onetaying on that topic, story trading is that the story whot after kevin spacey, has apologized for sexually assaulting a child after some 30 years ago. >> this is pretty shocking. kevin spacey, of "house of nots," he says he does actually remember the encounter, but he has apologized to the actor, who says that spacey made sexual advances towards him 30 years ago. the actor spoke to buzz feed about the trauma, saying it was the recent #metoo twitter movement that encouraged him to speak out about his own encounters with sexual abuse. on twitter, you see support for anthony ra

catherine: the labor minister defended a product in le parisien. flo: you can see a quote from her interview. should we give in to pressure .rom the street you can see her quite defined in the face of many protesters we have seen across the country. let's take a look inside. a similar play on words. khomri is getting ready to be up all night with this law she is pushing into parliament. will this cave in and be forced to meet humble pie. if you take a look at this cartoon here in le parisien, you can see the prime minister holding the reform in his hands, say we're going to eat this. he says convicted of nationals, we talked about this reform for weeks and the government ended up scrapping that one. catherine: another glorious moment, many would say, for the government. these reforms, it has been watered down quite a bit as the government has been trying to make concessions, to meet its opponents midway or at least some of the way. it requires taking a closer look is to have those with this law now. flo: does the labor law still make sense? origina

to company countryside has really worked according to "le parisien."l of this will give plenty of cannon fodder to a certain magazine we have been hearing about, and that is a satirical magazine, "charlie hebdo." it will hit newsstands tomorrow. the second issue since the deadly "charlie hebdo" attacks last month lisicki does he do front page of tomorrow's magazine, an issue that will run until march 10, a drawing that was done by -- we can see a dog holding "charlie hebdo" in its mouth and being followed by a very hostile looking pack of people. you can make out matthew le pen, the pope, a jihadist, lots of people. the caption is "here we go again," so proof that "charlie hebdo" might have death ÷wÑ/p÷ crimination against women in the workplace in politics, and even in their own communities is deep-rooted in history. but when it comes to the present, it's still very real for millions of women around the world. this week, we'll meet women determined to change that once and for all. they want to empower all women to reach their full potential. i'm mik

the scandal is also on the front page of "le parisien.' -- "le parisien." police took four marseille officials, a major football club in france, four officials from the club were taken into custody amid a probe into the club's transfer dealings and allegations of illicit commissions during those dealings. that is one scandal. the other is a separate investigation. police arrested nine club presidents over suspicions of match fixing during a game involving the team of nimes during second division last year. >> and you found a cartoon that, in your opinion, sums up the situation quite well. >> this cartoon sums things up. peter people watching football. -- of people watching football. "when they don't have enough money to buy players, they just buy the match." it doesn't mean the sport has to be dirty. they are talking about "clean hands" in the editorial, calling on officials to take the steps to clean up the game, because the risk is that fans will become disappointed and turned their backs on the sport. >> let's take this out on a high note, pardon the pun

this comes from the newspaper, le parisien which says he was an accomplice of amedy coulibaly. this suspect was believed to have fled the country. in a chilling new development, dangerous implications for the united states al qaeda's yemen branch releases a video saying it's behind the paris magazine massacre claiming it was originally masterminded by a u.s.-born cleric who was killed more than three years ago. al qaeda is also applauding the attack on the kosher grocery store and new images from inside that market during the bloody siege. we will be breaking those down for you. >>> a leading voice on national security is standing by along with our correspondents and analysts. we begin in paris with cnn's john berman. john? >> reporter: the reason investigators now believe there is a fourth suspect, according to le parisien is because they found keys the a motor scooter inside the apartment of amedy coulibaly, the man who attacked the kosher supermarket. the keys to this scooter, the scooter did not belong to coulibaly. it belonged to this fourth man they now believe, according

then we have le parisien, "breathless," their headline, and a beautiful picture of the lit up eiffelerneath it, the ceremony in le parisien�*s mind was an amazing spectacle. and here we have a reference to the rain, but also a reference to the bouncy, bullet—like speedy nature of some of the events, including that big explosion of red white and blue smoke along the bridge along the river seine. and we have l'equipe finally, which has a beautiful picture of that hard air balloon which doubled up as the olympic flame, the cauldron, if you like. after it was lit by the two athletes, it then lifted up into the air majestically and it is still there and will be for the duration of the olympics and paralympics, and then celine dion began singing. "imagine" is the headline, referring to the song and to the imagination used for such an amazing ceremony. it is raining behind me, the rain is still here. organisers have said the rain will likely impact quality of the water in the river seine over the next couple of days. they say the training session in the river on sunday may be cancelled, but

après une défaite à l'aller, les parisiens sont allés battre liverpool à l'issue des tirs au but. barcelone, du bayern, de l'inter. derniers huitièmes retour ce soir avec lille/dortmund, aston villa/bruges, arsenal/psv et le derby madrilène atlético/real. et pour m'accompagner ce matin, je peux compter sur gauthier rybinski, christophe dansette et hélène frade. gauthier, votre décryptage est consacré à cet accord ukrainien pour un cessez-le-feu. - gauthier rybinski: deux choses frappent: les volte-face apparents de donald trump et la grande question, à savoir si moscou va accepter. ils sont en position de force. il n'y a aucune raison qu'ils cèdent dans l'immédiat à "l'idiot", comme ils disent à propos de donald trump. - damien coquet: merci, gauthier. bonjour, christophe. dans l'info éco, on va revenir sur l'impact des annonces de donald trump sur les marchés. - christophe dansette: donald trump relance la guerre commerciale avec des taxes qui visent l'aluminium et l'acier. depuis minuit, heure de washington, c'est mis en place. cela fait tanguer les marchés. donald trump persist

he was giving an interview to les parisiens, a newspaper, a - les parisiens, a newspaper, a wide—rangingthe elections coming up and was asked about covid, and a nurse was on the panel had asked him to react to the fact there were more and more people non—vaccinated who were clogging up beds in intensive care units and as a result, she said, cancer patients, for example, were having operations put off and he said in reply, "well, what i can't do is force people to get vaccinated. we will not introduce a law that makes it a legal requirement. but what we can do is make life as difficult as possible for the non—vaccinated." and he assumes this policy very clearly, he said what we can do is make life difficult by making sure they can't go to the bar, they can't go to the cafe, they can't go to the restaurant, they can't go on trains because they need the certificate which is going through parliament now, this vaccination certificate, to do those things and he used the word emmerder, which while not being a rare word or particularly abusive word, still has a slightly kind of rude overtone, "m

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this let's begin in france, with the front page of le parisien and this incredible photo of the insidel standing. the inferno is the story dominating all the newspapers today, including the metro. a free paper in london. ‘they saved notre—dame' is the headline. the firefighters and the chaplain who risked their lives in the fire. to the guardian now, and another city in chaos, climate change protesters who have caused "serious disru ption" and vow to continue. next to the daily mail, a record number of women in the uk over 50 are still working — but is that their choice or the rise in the state pension age from 60 to 65 forcing their hand? to the san francisco chronicle now, which takes a look inside the third amazon go store, which opened yesterday, with no cash and no cashiers. is that a good thing or a bad thing? we will talk about that. and finally the daily telegraph business front. apple and oualcomm settle a £20 billion lawsuit. this story are touched on in business briefing. with me is shona ghosh, senior tech reporterfrom business insider. let us get stuck in. all the french p

le parisien talking about a vote amid tension. two police officers on the front., armed police, this morning. so it really is everywhere. the candidates' posters, the police accompanying them, and the shadow of terrorism hanging over the first round of the election on le figaro, one of france's main newspapers. and le monde with a picture after the shooting on thursday night. the selection was already so unpredictable and so unusual. but it has become even more so. thanks very much. looking forward to hearing from you later. and there'll be live coverage of the results of the first round of voting in the french presidential election. that's tomorrow at 6:30pm, in france decides here on bbc news. and there's full coverage on our website, and via the mobile app. the conservatives are attempting to play down speculation that they will raise taxes if they win the general election. yesterday, the chancellor, phillip hammond, hinted that the government might abandon the pledge made at the last election not to raise income tax, national insurance or vat. labour and the l

let's move on to le parisien.t as first _ minorities. yes, it is healing his appointment as first british - minorities. yes, it is healing his. appointment as first british asian prime minister and first practising hindu, and this is something that has really cut through in the foreign press today, actually, with many papers commenting on it, and some for instance in india really praising it as hugely positive. giving people back home, perhaps in number 10, that that trade you —— trade you might be revived... people predicting a bromance between sunak and macron. probably they are of a similar sunak and macron. probably they are ofa similarage, sunak and macron. probably they are of a similar age, because both five if you care about that sort thing! they have a similar sartorial style. i'm not sure what else this is based on at the moment full time macron congratulated him and said he's looking forward to working together. it certainly positivity coming out of some of these reports from overseas, particularly le p

paris, on wednesday afternoon, june 23, le parisien newspaper and french tv channel reported the paris police attacked the headquarters of the hypocrites. the french police had opened their eyes to the headquarters of the hypocrites once again. in khordad 82, maryam rajavi and 16 65 other hypocrites were arrested in a raid by french police forces. accused of preparing terrorist operations. from that day until now, the search of the headquarters of the hypocrites in france has been unprecedented. but what was the story of the second attack, the attack on wednesday? the first hearing. the case goes back to a court in tehran. the trial court of 14 of the perpetrators of the assassination of more than 17 thousand iranians. simultaneous. with the holding of the trial of the hypocrites in tehran, the paris police are assigned to investigate by order of the french government. dealing with terrorist crimes and money laundering of hypocrites. the results of the proceedings lead to the attack on wednesday afternoon. 50 french police forces attack the headquarters of the hypocrites. but with the

the le parisien newspaper called macron's african policy an obvious weakness, the result of which was the weakening of france's presence on the african continent. marine le pen, the head of the french national people's republic , also said: niger's military council has appeared in the position of undermining our special relations with africa. and the responsibility of this incident lies with emmanuel macron. the president of france has announced that this country plans to end its military cooperation with niger and withdraw its military from that country in the coming months . before this, the military council of niger demanded the departure of the french ambassador and troops from this country . but paris resisted this decision . after macron's withdrawal, the people of niger protested in front of the french embassy and celebrated . niger newspapers also called this decision of the french president a great victory for niger. niger. about 60 years ago, the declaration of french colonialism independence, but the spirit of the french continued in this country in the years after independ

nasrallah's murder was facilitated by an iranian mole in the islamic revolutionary guard corps, le parisien writes. the spy passed on information to israel about the hezbollah leader's imminent arrival at headquarters. organizations in southern beirut. today it became known that the israeli army announced the liquidation of another member of the hezbollah supreme council, the commander of one of the movement's combat units, nabil kauk. the same israeli strike in beirut killed major general of the iranian revolutionary guard corps, abbas nilfaroushan. the head of mitterrand, abbas araghchi, promised israel consequences for the general's death. the israeli army continued to bomb beirut today. at the same time, israeli fighters burned fuel tanks in the port in the north the city of hadeida, this is already yemen. airports and a power plant were also attacked there. israel is launching bold strikes in the region, apparently ready to sharply raise the stakes in a major war. our correspondents on the situation: from israel sergei pashkov and from lebanon - denis davidov. this is what beirut looks

and this new museum opening in paris, an opportunity for "le parisien" to talk to tourists on the streetsis paris the capital of culture and art? the one at the end is a hungarian woman. a take on paris life. >> nicholas rushworth, thank you for that look at all of the 'been more than 3 decades since the discovery of aids. the world has seen medical breakthroughs and a cultural shift in the perception of hiv and aids. but, is the epidemic on the verge of spiraling out of control once again? i'm mike walter in los angeles. let's take it full frame. kenneth cole runs a fashion

le parisien newspaper of african politics he called macron an obvious incompetence, which resulted in the weakening of the french national population. he also said in this regard: niger's military council has appeared in a position that undermines special relations with africa, and emmanuel macron is responsible for this. the president of france announced two days ago that this country plans to end its military cooperation with niger and withdraw its troops from that country in the coming months. before this , the military council of niger demanded the departure of the french ambassador and troops from this country. but paris resisted this decision. people of niger after the withdrawal of macron in front of the french embassy they protested and celebrated. niger newspapers also called this decision of the french president a great victory for niger. niger declared its independence from french colonialism about 60 years ago, but the french spirit in this country continued in the years after independence. nine historic caravanserais of isfahan province were registered in the world at the

it is interesting le parisien's sympathetic.he article says when are people going to understand that pages the small businesses trying to pull france out of the economic quagmire. >> small businesses are seen as the backbone of the economy. stateside, one week after the grand jury decision not to indict the white police officer who shot dead an unarmed black teenager in august, protests are continuing. >> we saw the aftermath, some violent protests in ferguson and across the country. the new york times reports one week later. there have been peaceful protests. people staged die-ins, you can see a photo. another thing protesters did was walk in front of federal buildings and police stations with their hands up in the air. that is a gesture that has come to symbolize the death of michael brown. sunday, the football players from the rams, the st. louis team, they made this gesture. you can see a photo. they drew criticism from the st. louis police officers association. that is a police union in st. louis. it called their actions ta

that is what "le parisien" is saying today.was thinking he was going to answer questions as a witness. onlyld his aides it would take a couple of hours. he was relaxed and polite when he went in. he quickly became irritated and made it clear he was unhappy with the situation. >> the big question for many papers is what does this mean for cirque rosie's planned a lyrical comeback -- for sarkozy's plant political comeback -- sarkozy's planned political comeback? >> can he actually comeback now that this has happened? a lot of international papers are also focusing on this angle. what is going to happen to sarkozy now? after all, he is a famous french politician, familiar face. "the independent" says it is "sarkozy's darkest hour." they say his political comeback is in ruins. this is hindering his political ambition. alebanese paper says this is fall from grace for the president. they talk about grandeur and that didn't -- and decadence on their front page. there are other politicians who have come back from worse, including one p

criticized by some, with up -- with a french feminisist cocollective publishing an open letter in "le parisien." they are calling for a protest outside the ceremony and say he should be snubbed. >> 12 nominations for the film by roman polanski. 12, the same of the number of women who accuse him of pedophilia and rate. -- rape. feminist groups will be there in february to say no to the celebration of a rapist who silences his victims. reporter: francis equality minister and some film critics have also criticized his inclusion at the awards. direct to the business news with stephen carroll. good to see you. you are starting out with new legal truck -- troubles for the former boss of nisissan, cararls ghososn. stephen: nissan is suing thehe formerer chaman fofor the equivalelent of 83 millilion eu, ththe carmaker seeking damagesen a cicivil case e for decicisione while he was at the cocompany. he f fled japan at the end of lt year, facing criminal charges for financial misconduct. yuka royer reports. yuka: nissan strikes again. the carmaker filed a lawsuit in yokohama, seeking ¥10 billion, or abo

what's being discussed in the international papers here in france if you take a look here this is le parisien it's basically saying that trump is making fun of my corn and that's something that's being discussed across the papers talking about those tweets which attacked french wine which attacked much popularity it's have a look at those tweets that trump made and say exactly what he said but it was germany and world wars one and two how did that work out for france they were starting to learn german in paris before the u.s. came along pay for nato not france makes it very hard for the u.s. to sell its wines into france and charges big tariffs not fair must change the problem is that emanuel suffers from a very low approval rating in france twenty six percent an unemployment rate of almost ten percent make france great again well for so long the two presidents had been having this beautiful romance that started here in paris just around a year and a half ago hugs and kisses but it's all gone sour as a result of this interview that much gave. the that can defend itself without depending only

let's take a look at "le parisien," they talk about a slap in the face for spanking.omorrow, europe's top human rights watchdog is going to rule that french laws on corporal punishment are not sufficiently clear, binding, and specific because french law prevents violence against children, but it does recognize a parent's right to discipline their children. this is very vague, open to enter separation. very open-door -- open to interpretation. you can spank your children, but if you are cruel to animals, you can be harshly sentenced, find up to 35,000 euros and sentenced up to two years in jail, so while the council of europe is saying france really needs to get in line with the rest of europe and reince on ballot -- and find some balance. >> i read that eight out of 10 french parents admit -- >> you see it all the time in the streets, people spanking their children. >> strange but true. uruguay has to say goodbye to a so-called copper president -- pauper president. >> that is right, he left office with a 70% approval rating. the 79-year-old was famous for shunning the

the le parisien newspaper called macron's africa policy a clear incompetence , the result of which ishe weakening of france's presence on the african continent in this regard, marine le pen, head of the french national people's party, said that niger's military council has appeared in the position of undermining our special relations with africa , and emmanuel macron is responsible for this. the president of france announced two days ago that this country plans to end its military cooperation with niger and withdraw its troops from that country in the coming months. previously, the military council of niger demanded the departure of the ambassador. and french troops had left this country, but paris resisted this decision. the people of niger protested in front of the french embassy after macron's withdrawal they beat and rejoiced. niger newspapers called this decision of the french president a great victory for nigeria. niger declared its independence about 60 years before the french colonization with the spirit of the french in this country in the years after independence. found. the

les parisiens se déplacent ce soir sur la pelouse de liverpool. 8e de finale retour de la ligue des championsds l'avaient emporté à la dernière minute la semaine dernière, après avoir été dominés par le psg. on aura l'occasion d'en reparler avec benoît perrochais dans "le club france 24" à 13h30. l'info du jour s'intéresse aujourd'hui à ce grand rendez-vous. les chefs d'état-major de l'ue et de l'otan sont présents à paris à l'occasion d'un forum militaire. emmanuel macron entend profiter de l'occasion pour les réunir autour de lui. il se posera en leader sur la question de l'europe de la défense, alors que l'ue a avancé considérablement ces derniers jours. ursula von der leyen a dévoilé un plan de 800 milliards d'euros. pourquoi ce rendez-vous aujourd'hui? pour définir les contours de l'europe de la défense? en avons-nous les moyens? jusqu'où pourront aller les français et les alliés européens? on va poser ces questions à jean-marc vigilant, général de l'armée de l'air et de l'espace. au moment où ces chefs d'état-major sont présents à paris, merci d'être avec nous. le chef de l'etat profite

according to le parisien newspaper, a mother and her child are among those seriously injured and thehurt. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: bob dylan finally accepts his nobel prize for literature in sweden at a secret ceremony. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can at worst produce a meltdown. in this case the precautions worked, but they didn't work quite well enough to prevent some old fears about the safety features of these stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, businesses, pubs and restaurants will face a heavy fine. the president was on his way out of the washington hilton hotel, where he had been addressing a trade union conference. the small crowd outside included his assailant. it has become a symbol of paris. 100 years ago, many parisians wished it had never been built. the eiffel tower's birthday is being marked by a re—enactment of the first ascent by gustave eiffel. this is bbc world news. the red cross has 200 peopl

founded by the henri selmer back in 1885, in le parisien suburb.tested by hand. but, with growing competition from chinese manufacturers, they need to modernise. and the decision to sell a majority stake of the family firm is designed to do just that. translation: this change will bring a new momentum, a new dynamic for the company. we will have a shareholder who is strong financially, and who will be able to guarantee our investments. so, thanks to that, we will be able to calmly carry on with developing our company. on the music scene, the selmer sound has shaped several generations of world—renowned musicians, and standing the test of time, is still played by the most famous jazz stars. today, top of the range selmer saxes can set you back as much as 20,000 euros. the firm's new investor says more than a century of know—how won't be lost, though some parts of the production line can be automated, and this marks a new chapter in the company's long history. a group of archaeologists has discovered that two underwater caverns in eastern mexico are

ronan tesoriere is a reporter at the french newspaper le parisien — and he was at the march in parisabout this issue, this social issue. 130 inch seven women have died this year, since the beginning of the year —— 130 inch seven. the march was the symbol of the awareness of the french population. and politics, especially oui’ population. and politics, especially our government, has to be aware of it now. and what response than from the government are you expecting now? we are expecting, there is already a response in our newspaper tomorrow, a tribute from the minister of interior, the minister ofjustice, and the minister of equality between men and women, and they are giving us some solutions that they think will help to fight against violence against. for example, new solutions to the welcoming of women victims of violence in france by the police and the justice. we wait to see what measures are implemented there in france. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: jubilation in rio — as flamengo win the copa libertadores — beating river plate, in lima. president kennedy was sh

the vehicles were set alight near the le parisien newspaper building in the capital, where some demonstratorsthe country were blocked on saturday as thousands of demonstrators marched on city centres, with some protests turning violent. turnout for the movement has dropped with organisers blaming the festive season for the slump in numbers. the uk government has insisted that it's working "very effectively" with france, to tackle an increase in the number of migrants crossing the channel in small boats. more than 200 people have arrived since the start of november and there have been calls for more patrol boats off dover. earlier the immigration minister held talks with border force officials. richard lister reports. you're iranian? you have to be desperate to make this journey. these migrants were picked up crossing the channel earlier this month. 0thers arrived yesterday — part of a growing number using ill—equipped boats to flee war zones, persecution and poverty. in dover today, the immigration minister met border force officials to consider their response. the home secretary, sajid javid

le parisien gives a guide to your electoral evening. t a projection of the result at eight o'clock local time. it is pretty definitive. le monde talking about all the different reports, abstentions putting a blank vote in the ballot, saying you do not like either candidate. talking about unprecedented tension in the campaign. it has been so divisive. the catholic newspaper, la croix, talking about casting a vote, unpolitical in its front page. thinking about the common good when you cast your vote. le journal de dimanche talking about macron on the front page, almost as if he has won already. what is in his head? his plans and the things he would deal with if he went into the elysee palace. le figaro showing the choice that france has. standing in front of it, looking at the two candidates, marine le pen and emmanuel macron, and the two posters, that is the choice for france today. france is under a state of emergency and has been since november, 2015. the security presence is heavy but low— key. there are 50,000 extra police, 7000 soldi

le parisien the seemingly home and dry.the craziest seven minutes ever witnessed in european football. first neymar dent ina european football. first neymar dent in a freekick, then converted a dubious penalty before complete pandemonium as sergio roberto wrote his name into the barca history books. so an incredible 6—5 aggregate victory and against all the odds barcelona into the last eight of the champions league for a 10th year in a row. an amazing night. much more northern use any time on the bbc website. you can reach me and most of the team on twitter. thanks for watching. good morning. yesterday was a funny old day. it was mild for some of us, but not that much in the way of sunshine. favoured spots were northern ireland and northern england. a beautiful weather watchers picture sent in from york, with the daffodils shining brightly. and despite the crocus full bloom, though, in the south—east corner, there was quite a lot of cloud around. despite this, temperatures peaked at 15 degrees, so it was a mild, albeit dull

johnson to make a fall out of him or that it's a display of alpha male body language french newspaper le parisien even ran a story explaining it's not an insulting incident but rather a joke british radio host and columnist john gordon thinks the accusations against the u.k. prime minister are ridiculous boris johnson is what you call a rock star politician he is the only politician apart from trump known by one name is boris and that's what he was like when he was the mayor of london and don't forget you got democratically elected twice he's the man who got stuck on a zip wire which would have actually left him suspended in the air which would have killed most politicians career but people go oh it's boorish so his style is very hands on his style is optimistic but irish johnson is trying to deliver what the british people want and the british people at the moment are with boorish johnson we don't necessarily want another blue slick politician like cameron no thank you to attack boris at the moment for having his 4 on a table when the president of france is actually explained it was an insult to