have been getting full media attention.
The daughter of the French prime minister, François Bayrou,
has admitted that she was brutally beaten
at her (of course) private Catholic school
at the centre of a 'growing sexual abuse scandal'.
Mr Bayrou faces questions over what he knew
about the institution and it decades of depravity.
The man who organised regular weekly parties
to gang-bang his drugged wife has,
along with a couple of dozen of his pals,
been 'put away'.
But the fashionable and celebrated plasticien
(installation/mixed-media artist) Claude Lévêque
has yet to face trial for assault and rape of minors
(delightfully called pédocriminalité)
whom he involved in his Neon œuvres,some of which featured in the French Pavilion
of a Venice Biennale.
Protected, of course, by the putrefaction of the Art World,
he has more class but fewer victims
than England's rip-roaring but now
unlamented Jimmy Savile.
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Also in the cheery news today, pertaining to France is a report on the ‘alarming’ increase in levels of the "forever chemical'" TFA present in European wines, including 'organic' ones.
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