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Now playing Next no comment WATCH: France resumes famed waiters' race after 13-year pause A tradition dating back to 1914 has been revived by local authorities as Paris gets ready to host the Summer Olympics Games this summer. 24/03/2024
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Now playing Next Business France's Decathlon springs into rebrand ahead of Paris Olympics The French sporting goods company wants to modernise its image ahead of this year's Olympics. 14/03/2024
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Now playing Next Eco-Innovation This French town is building a solar canopy over its cemetery Residents in Saint-Joachim can join this unusual community energy scheme for just €5. 12/03/2024
Now playing Next Healthcare France marks shift towards assisted dying with new 'aid in dying' law Emmanuel Macron has announced new legislation to legalise "aid in dying" that will allow adults facing end-of-life illness to take lethal medication. 11/03/2024