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French singer Mano Solo dies aged 46
11/01/2010 - IN THE PAPERS

French singer Mano Solo dies aged 46

Tragedy in the Africa Cup of Nations is the big news, but in France, the music-world in mourning the death of rock-singer Mano solo.
Africa Nations Cup marred by tragedy
11/01/2010 - IN THE PAPERS

Africa Nations Cup marred by tragedy

Tragedy before even a ball was kicked in the Africa Cup of Nations dominates the international headlines, from Burkina Faso to Australia.
The Millennium bug hits ... 10 years late
06/01/2010 - IN THE PAPERS

The Millennium bug hits ... 10 years late

In today's press review: a software error meant more than 20 million German credit and debit card holders were left unable to use their cards - a major nuisance in the middle of the winter sale period.
Winter sales start, underlining gender gap
06/01/2010 - IN THE PAPERS

Winter sales start, underlining gender gap

The Winter sales starts in France today. An opportunity to spend that is heavily regulated by the French government : limited to 5 weeks every 6 months. 'Liberation', the French left-leaning daily, reveals a few of today's main spending trends.
Gordon Brown’s bad handwriting lands him in hot water.
10/11/2009 - IN THE PAPERS

Gordon Brown’s bad handwriting lands him in hot water.

Bad spelling and handwriting is the bane of schoolchildren everywhere. But now the British Prime Minister’s grammatical shortcomings have led to an embarrassing outcry.
Nicolas Sarkozy caught exaggerating his role in the Fall of the Berlin Wall.
10/11/2009 - IN THE PAPERS

Nicolas Sarkozy caught exaggerating his role in the Fall of the Berlin Wall.

Two walls tell two different stories. One, Nicolas Sarkozy’s Facebook Wall. The other, the Berlin Wall. The French president says on the first he was there when the second fell, on the 9th of November. It seems that's not quite the truth.
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