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  • 1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Henry Samuel |Charles Hymas

    People smugglers are using lorries to transport migrants to beaches in an attempt to outwit French border police and gendarmes. The gangs are putting dozens of migrants into the lorries along with a dinghy so that they can avoid detection by police spotters, drones and night-vision cameras when they are driven to the beaches for launch.

  • 1 week ago | msn.com | Henry Samuel

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  • 1 week ago | msn.com | Henry Samuel

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  • 1 week ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Henry Samuel

    France’s parliament has scrapped its equivalent of low-emission traffic zones as part of a wider Bill on “simplifying” the economy. The Bill, which split MPs loyal to Emmanuel Macron, the French president, came after critics argued that such zones unfairly punish poorer motorists unable to change to less polluting vehicles. Under French laws passed in 2019 and 2021, local authorities whose urban areas exceed regulatory air-quality thresholds must set up low-emission zones (ZFE).

  • 1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Henry Samuel

    However, shortly before Tuesday's debate, ex-prime minister Gabriel Attal, leader of Mr Macron's Ensemble Pour la République group, came out against shelving ZFEs, sparking predictions it would not pass. Still, in a vote on Tuesday evening, a sufficient number of pro-Macron MPs voted in favour of the text, which was adopted by 275 votes to 252, meaning ZFEs will not become compulsory; it will be up to municipalities to impose them if they wish.

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Henry Samuel
Henry Samuel @H_E_Samuel
8 Jun 24

RT @archer_rs: A lot of people have sent me this video as some how "proof" of French bureaucracy. The truth is this was agreed in advance…

Henry Samuel
Henry Samuel @H_E_Samuel
8 Mar 24

Touché! ‘English is not a language – it's just badly spoken French' https://t.co/wkbBWW7iUN

Henry Samuel
Henry Samuel @H_E_Samuel
1 Feb 24

French farmers a nice bunch if a little hot headed. They do have a point. https://t.co/sgykzp2KBO https://t.co/0x8QWx3wwr #protest