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Probe opened after bodies donated to science 'eaten by rats at Paris research centre'

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IN THE PAPERS - Friday, July 10: We look at reactions in the French press after Emmanuel Macron announced that Notre-Dame Cathedral's spire, which burned down last year, will be rebuilt in its identical Gothic style. Also, French judges open an investigation into allegations that a renowned university's research facility let human corpses donated for science rot and even be eaten by rats. Plus, the French film academy has announced a raft of changes to combat accusations of sexism and discrimination. Finally, a biopic about iconic French rap group Suprême NTM begins filming next month.

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