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Hollande’s cabinet shows Sarkozy how to do gender equality – see, easy | Agnes Poirier

For the first time, the French cabinet has an equal number of men and women, thanks to increased parity in higher education Nicolas Sarkozy promised a parity government in

Hollande promises ‘a new start’ for Europe

After victory over Nicolas Sarkozy, Socialist says he will fight back against German-led austerity measures François Hollande has won the presidency of France, turning the tide on a rightward

Dutch PM walks after austerity talks collapse

• Mark Rutte offers cabinet’s resignation• Stock markets post heavy losses• What happens next?• Protests outside cabinet meeting• Dutch AAA rating at risk• Spain in recession, says central bank.

Britons lead Europe for news on the move

Some 46 per cent of British smartphone owners access mobile news websites and apps at least once a month, ComScore said, compared to the European average (which includes Britain) of 37 per cent. The

Toulouse killer may have filmed shootings

French interior minister says man who killed rabbi and three children at Jewish school had a video camera around his neck The gunman who killed a rabbi and three

Boss of French breast implant firm PIP jailed

Reuters Jean-Claude Mas holds a PIP breast implant. Photograph: Eric Estrade/AFP/Getty Images Jean-Claude Mas, the Frenchman who sparked a global health scare by selling substandard breast implants, has been jailed after not paying his

Madame, Mademoiselle: in France these are about sex, not respect | Marie Darrieussecq

To French women these titles aren’t mere words, but intrusive definitions. This struggle is about our freedom In France men are addressed as Monsieur and women as Madame or

8 Women: an all-star cast with not a male in sight

When François Ozon’s film was released in France 10 years ago it captivated audiences and critics alike, not least because it was all about the women Ten years ago

Listen to Thomas Edison’s recording of Otto von Bismarck in 1889

Bismarck’s voice was captured by Adelbert Theodor Edward Wangemann, a German who was working as an assistant to Edison on a project to make phonographs marketable to the ordinary public. The complete transcript has

PIP breast implants can be removed for free, says government

Sarah Boseley and Kim Willsher Breast implants should be removed for free on the NHS if women are concerned, the government has said. Photograph: Durand Florence/SIPA/Rex Features Women who are concerned about breast implants