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FRENCH PAPERS, Thurs. 27/09/12: The French government says it wants to hire 40,000 teachers. Libération explores why that's proving to be difficult. Meanwhile, a gambling scandal rocks the quiet world of handball.

IN THE PAPERS
By Florence VILLEMINOT
Scientists agree: It's unclear whether mobile phones increase the risk of cancer
18/05/2010 - The International Press Review

Scientists agree: It's unclear whether mobile phones increase the risk of cancer

The Independent welcomes the new government to "the house of pain" and takes a look at the lessons it should have learned since taking power a week ago. And the same study, but a different stories. The world's papers don't agree on how to interpret a 10-year study about links between mobile phone use and brain cancer.
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Clotilde Reiss: Is she a spy?
18/05/2010 - The French Press Review

Clotilde Reiss: Is she a spy?

Two stories dominate the French press today: Did Clotilde Reiss work for France's secret service? And will taxing the wealthy more, get the French to work past the current retirement age?
Bangkok Burning: clashes continue in the Thai capital
17/05/2010 - The International Press Review

Bangkok Burning: clashes continue in the Thai capital

Negotiations in Thailand remain deadlocked, the death toll is rising, and not neighboring countries fear protests may spread.
Did Paris make a deal to get Clotilde back home?
17/05/2010 - The French Press Review

Did Paris make a deal to get Clotilde back home?

In today's French papers: Clotilde Reiss is finally free, but did the Elysee make a deal with Tehran? And France Soir looks at French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde from a who new angle.
BP boss calls oil spill “drop in the ocean”
14/05/2010 - International press review

BP boss calls oil spill “drop in the ocean”

In an interview with the Guardian, Tony Hayward, chief executive of BP has claimed its oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is “relatively tiny” compared with the “very big ocean”. We take a look at this interview as well as coverage of the new British cabinet as well as Russell Crowe’s outburst over criticisms of his Robin Hood accent, more Irish than Sherwood Forest, it seems! FRIDAY, 14th MAY 2010
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