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"We Exchange Messages": Macron's Ex-Bodyguard, Filmed Hitting Protestors
Emmanuel Macron's disgraced ex-bodyguard said he continued to exchange messages regularly with the French president even after he was forced out of his job in July over a scandal.
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France's Emmanuel Macron, Marine Le Pen To Attend Ceremony For Murdered Policeman
Pro-globalisation centrist Emmanuel Macron and anti-immigration Marine Le Pen are Tuesday to attend a ceremony honouring the policeman killed by a terrorist in an attack on the Champs Elysees, as they push ahead with France's presidential race.
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French Consulate In New York Evacuated After Bomb Threat
The French consulate in New York, where thousands of expatriates were registered to cast ballots in their presidential election on Saturday, was briefly evacuated following a bomb threat, officials said.
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France On Edge As Presidential Vote Looms
France was on edge Saturday on the eve of its most unpredictable presidential election in decades, which will take place under heightened security after the jihadist killing of a policeman.
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The Police Officer Killed In The Paris Terror Attack Had Been At The Bataclan, Too
In 2015, as terrorists fired into a crowd of terrified concert-goers in Paris, Xavier Jugele was outside the Bataclan, helping the wounded.
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French Elections: Home Grown Terrorism, Deepening Divide Biggest Challenge
One policeman was killed and two seriously injured on Thursday night by a gunman on the Champs Elysees, the iconic street in Paris. The suspect was shot dead on the spot; the attack was claimed by terror group ISIS.
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Tourists Venture Back To Champs Elysees After Attack: 'Vive Paris!'
Tourists were back on the Champs Elysees early Friday with a mixture of shock and defiance, a day after a terrorist shot dead a policeman on the world-famous avenue on the eve of France's election.
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Pro-ISIS Note Found Near Paris Gunman: Probe Source
A handwritten note praising the ISIS group was found near the attacker who shot dead a police officer and wounded two others on Paris's Champs Elysees, a source close to the probe said Friday.
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French Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve Accuses Le Pen Of 'Exploiting' Paris Attack
French Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve on Friday accused far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen of seeking to use the killing of a policeman on Paris's Champs Elysees for political gain.
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Fears Champs Engulf French Election After Policeman Shot In Paris
The killing of a policeman on Paris's Champs Elysees claimed by the ISIS group rocked France's presidential race Friday with just two days to go before one of the closest races in recent memory.
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Attack Overshadows Last Campaign Day In The First Round Of French Election
The killing overnight of a policeman in an Islamist militant attack overshadowed the last day of France's unpredictable presidential election campaign on Friday as centrist Emmanuel Macron held onto his status as frontrunner in the polls.
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No Indication Paris Gunman Was Belgian: Belgium Prosecutor
The identity of a man responsible for a shooting in central Paris remains unclear and there is no indication he was Belgian, Belgium's federal prosecutors said on Friday.
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Paris Shooter Was Focus Of Anti-Terror Probe
The man who shot dead a policeman on Paris's Champs Elysees Thursday was the focus of an anti-terror probe with a history of attempting to kill officers, sources close to the investigation said.
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1 Cop Killed In Shooting At Paris's Champs Elysees, Gunman 'Neutralised', Says Police
One police officer was killed and another wounded Thursday in a shooting on Paris's Champs Elysees, police said, just days ahead of France's presidential election.
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Woman Fined 1000 Euros for Refusing Paris Police Fingerprinting
A Paris court on Tuesday fined a woman 1000 euros for refusing to have her fingerprints taken at a rally where clashes erupted between protesters and security forces ahead of a UN climate summit.
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"We Exchange Messages": Macron's Ex-Bodyguard, Filmed Hitting Protestors
Emmanuel Macron's disgraced ex-bodyguard said he continued to exchange messages regularly with the French president even after he was forced out of his job in July over a scandal.
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France's Emmanuel Macron, Marine Le Pen To Attend Ceremony For Murdered Policeman
Pro-globalisation centrist Emmanuel Macron and anti-immigration Marine Le Pen are Tuesday to attend a ceremony honouring the policeman killed by a terrorist in an attack on the Champs Elysees, as they push ahead with France's presidential race.
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French Consulate In New York Evacuated After Bomb Threat
The French consulate in New York, where thousands of expatriates were registered to cast ballots in their presidential election on Saturday, was briefly evacuated following a bomb threat, officials said.
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France On Edge As Presidential Vote Looms
France was on edge Saturday on the eve of its most unpredictable presidential election in decades, which will take place under heightened security after the jihadist killing of a policeman.
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The Police Officer Killed In The Paris Terror Attack Had Been At The Bataclan, Too
In 2015, as terrorists fired into a crowd of terrified concert-goers in Paris, Xavier Jugele was outside the Bataclan, helping the wounded.
-
French Elections: Home Grown Terrorism, Deepening Divide Biggest Challenge
One policeman was killed and two seriously injured on Thursday night by a gunman on the Champs Elysees, the iconic street in Paris. The suspect was shot dead on the spot; the attack was claimed by terror group ISIS.
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Tourists Venture Back To Champs Elysees After Attack: 'Vive Paris!'
Tourists were back on the Champs Elysees early Friday with a mixture of shock and defiance, a day after a terrorist shot dead a policeman on the world-famous avenue on the eve of France's election.
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Pro-ISIS Note Found Near Paris Gunman: Probe Source
A handwritten note praising the ISIS group was found near the attacker who shot dead a police officer and wounded two others on Paris's Champs Elysees, a source close to the probe said Friday.
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French Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve Accuses Le Pen Of 'Exploiting' Paris Attack
French Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve on Friday accused far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen of seeking to use the killing of a policeman on Paris's Champs Elysees for political gain.
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Fears Champs Engulf French Election After Policeman Shot In Paris
The killing of a policeman on Paris's Champs Elysees claimed by the ISIS group rocked France's presidential race Friday with just two days to go before one of the closest races in recent memory.
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Attack Overshadows Last Campaign Day In The First Round Of French Election
The killing overnight of a policeman in an Islamist militant attack overshadowed the last day of France's unpredictable presidential election campaign on Friday as centrist Emmanuel Macron held onto his status as frontrunner in the polls.
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No Indication Paris Gunman Was Belgian: Belgium Prosecutor
The identity of a man responsible for a shooting in central Paris remains unclear and there is no indication he was Belgian, Belgium's federal prosecutors said on Friday.
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Paris Shooter Was Focus Of Anti-Terror Probe
The man who shot dead a policeman on Paris's Champs Elysees Thursday was the focus of an anti-terror probe with a history of attempting to kill officers, sources close to the investigation said.
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1 Cop Killed In Shooting At Paris's Champs Elysees, Gunman 'Neutralised', Says Police
One police officer was killed and another wounded Thursday in a shooting on Paris's Champs Elysees, police said, just days ahead of France's presidential election.
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Woman Fined 1000 Euros for Refusing Paris Police Fingerprinting
A Paris court on Tuesday fined a woman 1000 euros for refusing to have her fingerprints taken at a rally where clashes erupted between protesters and security forces ahead of a UN climate summit.
