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  • Li Na enters second round at Eastbourne

    Second seed Li Na of China defeated French woman Alize Cornet 6-2, 6-4 to reach the second round of the Aegon International here. Li, French Open champion two years ago but beaten in the second round at Roland Garros earlier this month, will next take on former champion Marion Bartoli of France, reports Xinhua. Fifth seed Caroline Wozniacki, the former World No.1, led Tamira Paszek 6-2, 2-2 ...

  • Paris Jackson shunned celebrating birthdays after MJs death

    Michael Jackson's former chef has said that Paris has not celebrated any of her birthdays since her father died in 2009. Kai Chase told jurors that the King of Pop was a hands-on father who often played with his kids Prince, 16, Paris, 15, and Blanket,11, the Courier Mail reported. She spoke about an April birthday party which Michael arranged for his only daughter, Paris, where he hired a ...

  • At the Paris Air Show the best pitchman at Boeing sells the MAX

    Seattle Times aerospace reporter Dominic Gates covers top industry events to bring you the latest news, highlighting how it impacts Boeing and its ...

  • Paris Prince Testify in Jackson Death Trial

    PICTURES: Black Bears in Northeast Ohio By Alan Duke, CNN LOS ANGELES — Paris and Prince Jackson made their first appearances Tuesday in the wrongful death trial against their father’s last concert promoter. AEG Live lawyers played short video clips from the depositions ...

  • Seine River Walkway Paris Mayor Returns Stretch Of Riverbank To Pedestrians

    PARIS -- Paris has given back a stretch of its riverbank to pedestrians – and just in time for summer. Mayor Bertrand Delanoe inaugurated the 2.3-kilometer (1.4 mile) stretch along the Seine River between the Royal and Alma bridges on the Left Bank on Wednesday. Once a road with buzzing traffic, it's now a liberating walkway with athletic activities, restaurants, a floating garden, a ...


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  • Paris starts campaign to be nicer to tourists

    One of the world's most visited cities but also famous for its rudeness, has embarked on a campaign to improve its reputation and better cater to the needs of tourists.Waiters, taxi drivers and sales staff in the French capital all too often come off as impolite, unhelpful and unable to speak foreign languages say local tourism chiefs, who are handing out a manual with guidelines on better ...

  • France hit by weather chaos floods claim two victims

    A flooded house is pictured one day after the village of Saint-Beat was submerged by flash floods on June 19, 2013. Flash floods in southwestern France claimed two elderly victims in the space of 24 hours as unseasonal storms caused havoc across huge swaths of the country on ...

  • France We can start bombing Libya tonight

    The French Defence Minister has confirmed that military action against the Ghaddafi regime can start only hours after the UN Security Council approves of ...

  • French probe targets EDF contract with former executive

    Reuters © People walk past the logo of French state-owned utility EDF during the company's 2012 annual result presentation in Paris February 14, 2013. REUTERS/Philippe ...

  • ‘Do you speak Touriste’ Paris tries to shed its legendary rudeness

    One of the world's most visited cities but also famous for its rudeness, Paris has embarked on a campaign to improve its reputation and better cater to the needs of tourists.Waiters, taxi drivers and sales staff in the French capital all too often come off as impolite, unhelpful and unable to speak foreign languages say local tourism chiefs, who are handing out a manual with guidelines on ...

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