The 1.8-metre stone sculpture is a symbol of hope and faith for Catholics, and was relocated after the 2019 fire that devastated the historic cathedral.
Donald Trump says he could end the Ukraine war 'in 24 hours', but Russia disagrees
Donald Trump's election victory could reshape the trajectory of Russia's war in Ukraine, analysts say, while also making Europe's domestic defence spending more difficult and the handling of the Middle East war more complicated.
Photo shows Vladimir Putin, wearing a dark suit, sits behind a microphone holding pieces of paper.Gisele Pelicot wears First Nations scarf sent by Australian supporters in court
An Australian advocacy group for older women's rights says they sent Gisele Pelicot the silk scarf as a marker of solidarity as she attends the trial of 51 men accused of raping her.
Photo shows An older woman in a red-blonde bob wearing a patterned scarf walks out of a building with 'Palais de Justice' on it''Raygun' retires from breaking after 'upsetting' Olympic experience
Rachel Gunn, aka Raygun, says she will no longer compete in the sport of breaking after the vitriolic reaction to her performance at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Photo shows B-Girl Raygun competes for Australia in the breaking event at the Paris Olympics.'Halt this madness': Several new nuclear states have emerged since the 1980s, and the impact is unclear
With the world "on the brink of a potential nuclear war", scientists are trying to work out just how bad it would be.
Photo shows Castle Bravo nuclear testNetflix offices in France and Netherlands raided amid tax fraud investigation
Investigators specialising in financial crime and corruption searched the US streaming giant's offices in Paris and Amsterdam on Tuesday.
Photo shows A red N logo.'Web of corruption': Why a deadly 60-person brawl could spark a French crackdown on drug trafficking
A gangland shooting and brawl that involved dozens of people on Friday has sparked anger and promises for change in France.
Photo shows A police officer standing with weapons around his belt, his back to the camera and an earpiece in his ear.De Minaur and Thompson both out of Paris Masters after solid runs to final eight
Alex de Minaur holds on to a shot at the ATP Finals despite bowing out to Holger Rune at the Paris Masters.
Photo shows Alex de MinaurDe Minaur on verge of ATP finals berth, Thompson into Paris Masters quarterfinals
Alex de Minaur has provisionally moved into the world's top eight players in the race for the ATP Finals in Turin as both he and late-bloomer Jordan Thompson win to reach Paris Masters quarterfinals.
Photo shows Alex de Minaur plays a shotIn the space of five matches, Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard may have flipped tennis on its head
Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard stormed to the title at the Swiss Indoors in Basel, but his unique approach to serving could be a game-changer for tennis, according to one of the sport's best.
Photo shows Tennis player Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard serves a ball.'I don't wanna play': Aussie Popyrin recovers after foul-mouthed tirade to take down Medvedev
A late line call gets Alexei Popyrin's blood boiling, but he regains his composure to take down world number five Daniil Medvedev, while compatriot Alex de Minaur takes another step towards a maiden ATP Finals berth.
Photo shows Tennis player Alexei Popyrin shouts up at the chair umpire during a match at the Paris Masters.Jordan Thompson takes down world number eight, Alex de Minaur makes move towards ATP Finals
A third win over Casper Ruud this year catapults Jordan Thompson into the third round of the Paris Masters, while Alex de Minaur's ATP Finals hopes get a double boost.
Photo shows Jordan Thompson plays a forehand at the Paris Masters.French actor Gerard Depardieu sexual assault trial opens in his absence
Gerard Depardieu's lawyer says the actor's health is preventing him from attending the court proceedings in Paris.
Photo shows Actor Gerard Depardieu attends a news conference and points his finger at the crowd.Some of Australia's biggest writers published books this month. Here are the best of them
October is always a blockbuster month in the publishing industry and this year is no exception, with new offerings from Michelle de Kretser, Robbie Arnott, Melanie Cheng and more.
Photo shows A composite of different book covers, including Robbie Arnott's Dusk, Melanie Cheng's The BurrowHaaland's 'freak' finish caps extraordinary Champions League night for English clubs
Erling Haaland scored a goal his manager Pep Guardiola could only describe as "unbelievable" as Manchester City broke a Champions League record and extended a stunning start for English clubs in the competition.
Photo shows Erling Haaland grimaces'This is not just my battle': Gisele Pelicot gives first testimony in France mass rape trial
Gisele Pelicot, the alleged victim of rape by dozens of men in France, tells a court she is determined making her case public should help bring change in society.
Photo shows A woman with shoulder length brown hair wearing a printed blue topKylian Mbappé denies rape allegations aired in Swedish media
Representatives for Kylian Mbappé say claims in Swedish media that the French football star is the subject of a rape investigation are "false and irresponsible".
Photo shows Kylian Mbappé stands on the pitch in a Real Madrid jersey with his lips pursed.Olympic and world champion Grace Brown ends career with final victory
Grace Brown, who won the Olympic, national and world time trial titles in her final year as a professional, has bowed out as a winner by claiming the Crono des Nations title in France in what is her last-ever race.
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Photo shows Grace Brown waves in a rainbow jerseyEx-Wallabies captain reportedly facing international arrest warrant
French media is reporting an international arrest warrant has been issued for Rocky Elsom — who captained the Wallabies between 2009 and 2011 — over his conduct as president of rugby union club Narbonne.
Photo shows Rocky Elsom at the 2011 Rugby World Cup.Gisèle Pelicot's alleged rapists come face-to-face with abuse as video evidence shown in public court
A French court screens videos of Gisèle Pelicot's abuse after a judge ruled that the public and media could be present when video evidence is screened.
Photo shows A woman with sunglasses on looks at the camera with a neutral expressionIsrael defence minister warns Iran it may end up like Gaza and Beirut
Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant warns Iran it might end up looking like Gaza or Beirut if the Islamic republic considers an attempt to harm Israel.
Photo shows A man looks at the damage left by an Israeli strike in Beirut