Le Parisien
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| Headquarters | Saint-Ouen |
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| Languages | French |
| Owners | LVMH |
| First issue date | 1944 |
| Format | Tabloid |
| Circulation | 229,638 (2014) |
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| ID | 399904 |
About Le Parisien
Le Parisien is a French daily newspaper covering both international and national news, and local news of Paris and its suburbs. It is owned by LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE, better known as LVMH.
Paris Olympics 2024: Locals ask if they're worth the trouble
... As one unnamed Olympic source told Le Parisien newspaper this week: " Anne Hidalgo has always wanted these to be her Games...
French police thwart €600,000 champagne heist
... According to Le Parisien newspaper the consignments consisted of bottles of Moët & Chandon, one of the most renowned brands of champagne...
French iPhone 12 warning: European regulators examine alert on radiation levels
... The halt on French sales " could have a snowball effect" French digital economy minister Jean-Noël Barrot told the Le Parisien newspaper...
Paris robbery: Smartly dressed gang stage €10m jewellery raid
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France bans buying fireworks for Bastille Day after riots
... She told Le Parisien newspaper that many people were " quite worried" about the possibility of fresh incidents of violence during the national holiday...
Paris riots: What we know about teen's shooting by police
... After Nahel stopped the car, the young man says in his video and in an interview with Le Parisien newspaper, one of the officers hit the teenage driver with the butt of his gun...
France shooting: Who was Nahel M, shot by police in Nanterre?
... " He was someone who had the will to fit in socially and professionally, not some kid who dealt in drugs or got fun out of juvenile crime, " Mr Puech told Le Parisien...
Paris explosion: Seven critically injured after blast
... A student at Ecole des Mines on Boulevard Saint-Michel told Le Parisien newspaper: " I was in front of the Val de Grâce, I heard a huge boom and I saw a ball of fire 20 or 30m high...
Calais migrant crisis: 15 arrested over Channel tragedy
Fifteen people have been arrested in France on suspicion of being part of a people-smuggling ring that was involved in One of The deadliest incidents seen in The English Channel .
In November, 27 people died when their flimsy boat sank near Calais as they tried to make The Dangerous Journey across The Channel to reach The UK.
Seven months on, French police have now indicted 13 men and Two Women .
Some could face charges of involuntary manslaughter and people smuggling.
According to French media, The arrests were made at The start of This Week in northern and eastern regions of France, as well as various locations across Paris.
Five people have already been released without charge at this stage.
One person has been placed under formal investigation and nine will face a judge at some point on Thursday to determine if they will also be placed under formal investigation.
According to French newspaper Le Parisien , The majority of those arrested are of Afghan and Pakistani nationality. Other media are also reporting that at least two are French.
French media is reporting that The smuggling network was Set Up to provide passage for Afghans fleeing The Taliban take-over there. But most of those who died on 24 November were of other nationalities - mainly Kurds from Iraq.
Among The Dead were 17 men, seven Women - One of whom was pregnant - and three children.
One victim, from northern Iraq, was hoping to reach her fiancé who lives in The UK. Among The Missing are - The youngest just seven years old.
The International Organization for Migration said it was The biggest single loss of life in The Channel since it began collecting data in 2014.
Only two men survived - a Iraqi and a Somali .
, and that when their boat started to sink three-and-a-half hours into The Journey , people made desperate calls for help, but no-One came. A French fisherman raised The Alarm after coming across bodies in The water some 15 hours later.
Between French President Emmanuel Macron and Boris Johnson , after The UK Prime Minister suggested on Twitter that France should take back migrants who reach The UK.
Thousands of people make The risky journey across The The English Channel every Year , in hope of a better life in The UK.
Often using small, dinghy-style boats that are overcrowded, people-smugglers try to sail migrants from France to England across The English Channel , which is One of The busiest shipping lanes in The World and has treacherous seas on even The calmest of days.
Since The disaster, and despite The danger, migrants have continued to try to cross The Channel.
So Far this month, some 2,595 people have crossed from France, bringing The total this Year to about 12,159 - More Than double what it was during The same period Last Year .
Source of news: bbc.com
