Britain will not invite the Argentinian president Cristina Fernandez to Margaret Thatcher’s funeral next week in a snub likely to deepen a long-running diplomatic dispute over the Falkland Islands.

TWO people, who were seriously injured when a pleasure boat carrying 12 people sank in the River Seine in central Paris, died yesterday, police said.

Two people have been seriously hurt after a tourist boat sank in Paris.

A motorist told today how she was overtaken by a speeding motorcyclist heading for the tunnel where Diana, Princess of Wales’s Mercedes crashed moments later.

A motorcycle following close behind Diana, Princess of Wales’s Mercedes swerved to avoid the car as it crashed in the Pont de l’Alma tunnel, her inquest heard today.

One of the first people to reach the scene of the crash which killed Diana, Princess of Wales described today the horror he saw.

The jury in the Diana, Princess of Wales, inquest today retraced her final footsteps through the corridors of the Ritz hotel in Paris.

ERNEST HEMINGWAY called it a ‘Moveable Feast’ and how right he was: Paris is truly one of the world’s great cities.

BRENDAN BRADY only had enough money for a bottle of water, a tea and a croissant after spending more than €40 on a taxi as he desperately searched for his hotel on the day he disappeared.

Around 60 Greenpeace activists have blocked access to an Esso refinery near the French city of Le Havre in protest at the oil company’s attitude towards global warming.

A fire at a hotel in the centre of Paris has killed four people and injured eight.