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13:50 13% VAT, frozen benefits: France's public auditor lays out €38 billion in savings13:40 Mucem: Marseille walks out of the museum's board after its president returns13:40 Social conference: Lecornu raises the minimum wage to €1,502, the CGT dismisses it as crumbs and calls a strike on 17 November12:40 Blocked high schools: no delay to the bac, head teacher hit on the head near Bordeaux12:20 Teddy Riner runs for president in 2027, saying resignation is not an option11:30 Krakow attack: gunman suspected of killing nine people has died10:15 Route du Rhum: Tom Laperche wins at his first attempt and smashes the record09:30 Paris Masters: Alcaraz tames Shelton to finally win the title in Nanterre09:10 Wauquiez calls the right's infighting a bloodbath and demands a single candidate before Christmas01:20 Rugby: France crush Fiji 54-17 in Lyon, Ntamack injures shoulder13:50 13% VAT, frozen benefits: France's public auditor lays out €38 billion in savings13:40 Mucem: Marseille walks out of the museum's board after its president returns13:40 Social conference: Lecornu raises the minimum wage to €1,502, the CGT dismisses it as crumbs and calls a strike on 17 November12:40 Blocked high schools: no delay to the bac, head teacher hit on the head near Bordeaux12:20 Teddy Riner runs for president in 2027, saying resignation is not an option11:30 Krakow attack: gunman suspected of killing nine people has died10:15 Route du Rhum: Tom Laperche wins at his first attempt and smashes the record09:30 Paris Masters: Alcaraz tames Shelton to finally win the title in Nanterre09:10 Wauquiez calls the right's infighting a bloodbath and demands a single candidate before Christmas01:20 Rugby: France crush Fiji 54-17 in Lyon, Ntamack injures shoulder

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