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En randonnée dans les Cévennes, autour d'un bivouac familial bien mérité Cet été, franceinfo vous emmène sur les chemins de randonnée partout en France. Première étape sur le GR 70, qui traverse le parc national des Cévennes. Un parcours qu'a choisi d'emprunter une famille de randonneurs, bien entamée après trois jours de marche.  Boris LoumagnefranceinfoRadio France publié le 07/07/2021 | 06:10 Vue sur les Cévennes depuis l'observatoire météo au sommet du Mont Aigoual, à Valleraugue (Illustration). (PASCAL GUYOT / AFP) Le soleil se cou...

Thierry Mariani (RN)toujours largement en tête des intentions de vote pour les régionales, selon le dernier baromètre OpinionWay réalisé pour CNEWS.

McDonald’s and Uber to help encourage vaccine-hesitant Americans Edward Helmore Incentivising the vaccine-hesitant in America has reached the fast food and ride-share industries. Burger chain McDonald’s has announced it is partnering with the White House to promote vaccination information on its coffee cups. Separately, Joe Biden announced on Tuesday a new program with Lyft and Uber which will offer free rides to anyone going to a vaccination site to get vaccinated. Starting in July, US customers will see redesigned McCafé cups and delivery-box seal stickers featuring an ...

Paul Rusesabagina was called a hero after ‘Hotel Rwanda,’ now he’s on trial 'Hotel Rwanda' hero stands trial on terror-related charges UP NEXT Paul Rusesabagina thought he was heading to Burundi when he boarded an airplane in the United Arab Emirates on the night of Aug. 27, 2020. But the 66-year-old former hotelier, who inspired the acclaimed 2004 film "Hotel Rwanda," landed behind bars in Rwanda's capital. Rusesabagina's whereabouts were unknown for several days until Rwandan authorities paraded him in handcuffs during a press conference in Kigali on Aug. 31. Rusesabagina's adopte...

France under pressure to admit responsibility for Mali airstrike Emmanuel Akinwotu in Lagos and Paul Lorgerie in Bamako © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Pascal Guyot/AFP/Getty Images France is facing growing calls to accept responsibility for an airstrike that killed 19 civilians at a wedding in a village in Mali in January, following the publication of a United Nations report into the attack. The damning investigation by the UN released last month, its first into French military action, said the airstrike hit Bounti village on 3 January, killing 19 guests at the wedd...