A French demise, a British sell-out, and a fake philosopher
Your Tuesday clicks:
The French café: endangered species (Times)
Dover, symbol of British sovereignty, could be sold to French to help reduce debt (Mail Online)
Bernard-Henri Lévy comes a cropper with fake philosopher (Times)France vaunts '40 virtues' of Armagnac (Yahoo! News)
Immigrants wanting to settle in France to sign a 'no burka' contract (Mail Online)
France to issue citizens' handbooks to every child (guardian.co.uk)
France defends decision to sell Russia warship (Reuters)
Google book scanning: Cultural theft or freedom of information? (CNN.com)
Carla Bruni gives David Cameron incentive to win keys to 10 Downing Street (Telegraph)
Paris: Armed robbers disguised in burkhas raid bank (Mail Online)
Eric Cantona in Face au Paradis in Paris, review (Telegraph)
Architecture group Docomomo stops demolition of Cité des Poètes ghetto (Times)
