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'Loonies': French mayor rails against British tourist who left rowing machine on Mont Blanc

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IN THE PAPERS - Weds, Sept. 4: Violent attacks on foreigners grip South Africa, this as it hosts the World Economic Forum on Africa. In the UK, House of Commons leader Jacob Rees-Mogg is accused of being disrespectful after stretching out on a parliament bench during a debate. Here in France, a mayor wants a law punishing Mont Blanc climbers after a British tourist left behind a rowing machine. And a German man wins "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" after 15 years of trying to get on the show!

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