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By: Peter Allen
By PETER ALLEN Published: | Updated: The Eiffel Tower was evacuated on Christmas Eve after the fire alarm went off because of a technical problem in a lift.
Around 1000 people left the historic French landmark on Tuesday morning so that French emergency services could check the problem.
By: Peter Allen
About 1,000 people left the historic French monument on Tuesday morning so French emergency services could check the problem.
By: Peter Allen
Red Bull junior Arvid Lindblad will begin 2025 by racing in Formula Regional Oceania with M2 Competition.
By: Cyann Fielding, Peter Allen, Adam Gillham
Three people have died and others are in hospital after a dinghy trying to leave Sangatte beach in Calais, France, found itself in difficulty after a large number of people tried to get on board
By: Peter Allen
Romanian karting star David Cosma Cristofor will graduate to single-seaters this year, entering Formula 4 Middle East with PHM Racing.
By: Peter Allen
Prema will field its own karting graduate Salim Hanna Hernandez in three Formula 4 championships during his first full season in cars in 2025.
Sarkozy, 69, was notably suntanned when he took his place in a Paris dock on Monday afternoon, having just returned from a holiday in the Seychelles with his third wife, former model Carla Bruni.
French prosecutors today claimed to have irrefutable proof that former president Nicolas Sarkozy arranged a 'corruption pact' with the late Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi.
By: Peter Allen
French prosecutors yesterday claimed to have irrefutable proof that former president Nicolas Sarkozy arranged a “corruption pact” with the late Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi.
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