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Now playing Next France France's tricky rules for political airtime Legislation requiring equal airtime and exposure for all presidential candidates is giving French radios and TV channels a headache. 11/04/2017
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Now playing Next France France formalises decision to close oldest nuclear plant The French government has published a decree for closing the country’s oldest nuclear plant, at Fessenheim, in eastern France. 10/04/2017