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17 October protest in Nice: violence, looting and questions over how the city lost control
Masked groups, looted sports shops and 40 minors in custody. What happened on Nice’s busiest shopping street as France’s cost-of-living protests turned violent.
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Formula 1: Charles Leclerc handed grid penalty as rumours of Ferrari fractures swirl
Charles Leclerc has been handed a 10-place grid penalty for the upcoming Saudi Arabia Grand Prix, after a fortnight in which the Ferrari team have been unsettled by a swathe of troubling reports.
Undeclared cash earnings are costing France €7 billion a year
With two out of three of its self-employed workers pocketing “black money”, undeclared earnings could be costing France €7 billion per year.
Find (almost) everything under the sun at the Nice Fair
The Nice Fair is coming to the Palais des Expositions. It’s a shopping experience with literally hundreds of exhibitors selling goods and services for every lifestyle.
La Réserve, a butcher selling the “World’s Best Steak”, opens in Monaco’s La Condamine market
A new butcher with a refreshingly international range and devotion to sustainable practices has opened in the Condamine market of Monaco. The La Réserve team meets with Monaco Life to explain...
Safety Gate: chemical substances top annual list of health hazards for non-food products
Cars, cosmetics and toys top the EU’s Safety Gate list of items found to pose potential health risks due to concentration of chemical substances.
F1 driver Thierry Boutsen appointed Circle of Friends President for the Prince’s Car Collection
Thierry Boutsen, the former F1 driver, has been named the new president of the Circle of Friends of the Car Collection of H.S.H. the Prince of Monaco, which offers high-end exhibitions and events...
