Streisand honoured in France

Barbara Streisand has been awarded France's most coveted prize after she was inducted into the French Legion Of Honour.

Sat, 30 Jun, 2007 - 11:37

Barbara Streisand has been awarded France's most coveted prize after she was inducted into the French Legion Of Honour.

The diva was handed her accolade by President Nicholas Sarkozy at a formal ceremony held at the Elysee palace on Thursday, following a concert in Paris.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Place: France Place: Elysee Palace Place: Paris Place: Bercy Person: Streisand Person: Barbara Streisand Person: President Nicholas Sarkozy Organisation: France

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