Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker on the occasion of the 42nd anniversary of the Fête de la musique the City of Dugny is once again announcing its participation in this not-to-be-missed musical event the famous Compagnie créole is invited to bring the sounds of live music to Dugny's Parvis Edith Piaf It's an opportunity for the group from the French West Indies and French Guiana to perform some of their greatest hits live La Compagnie créole made a real impact on the French music scene in the 1980s with such famous hits as"Ça fait rire les oiseaux","Le Bal masqué" and"Scandale dans la famille" 2024 from 9pm on the Parvis Edith Piaf in Dugny for the latest edition of the Fête de la musique The group La Compagnie créole is in concert in Dugny for the fête de la musique on Saturday June 22 at 9pm on the Parvis Édith Piaf Refer your establishment, click herePromote your event, click here The Local Europe ABVästmannagatan 43113 25 StockholmSweden One of the officers used an ‘electroshock weapon’ without effect and he died despite efforts by emergency services The attack happened at around 7am at a bus stop in the town of Dugny in the département of Seine-Saint-Denis close to Le Bourget airport to the north of Paris The French police watchdog the IGPN has been notified as is standard practice when a person dies at the hands of police 36 people died in the course of interactions with French police Please log in here to leave a comment You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed Airbus Racer has reportedly reached a record-shattering record of 260 mph in its initial configuration during its seventh flight which was created within the framework of the European Research Clean Sky 2 project reached 260 mph (227 knots) in its initial configuration according to a news statement issued by Airbus on July 23 which came less than two months after its maiden flight is a testament to the dedication of 40 partners across 13 European nations in bringing this invention to market The flight test team was made up of test flight engineer Christophe Skorlic and chief flight test pilot Hervé Jammayrac The next wave of flight testing will primarily focus on single-engine operations and the finalization of the flying envelope The Racer demonstration aims to optimize the trade-offs between mission performance It is designed to cruise at a speed greater than 249 mph In comparison to helicopters of the present generation operating in the identical maximum take-off weight category the Racer also seeks to lower fuel consumption by around 20% thanks to aerodynamic optimization and an eco-mode propulsion system developed in collaboration with Safran Helicopter Engines enables the pause of one of the two Aneto-1X engines during cruise flight thereby mitigating carbon dioxide emissions the Racer wants to show off how its unique construction may help reduce the operating acoustic footprint While Airbus continues to make strides in its development China's Commercial Aircraft Corporation (Comac) has successfully launched the C919 narrowbody commercial aircraft The state-owned company revealed plans for the C939 back in May 2024 a widebody aircraft designed specifically to compete with Western industry heavyweights Boeing and Airbus in the commercial aviation sector the third plane in Comac's line of domestically built airliners Although some first drawings have been sketched it will take a few years for these ideas to become a working prototype The C939's development demonstrates China's desire to gain a sizable portion of the highly advanced aviation sector that is now controlled by Western corporations Comac is making headway in the construction of the C929 an additional widebody plane meant for use on international routes The project was once a joint venture with Russia's United Aircraft Corporation work on the C929 is still moving forward quickly with the successful C919 design and development processes being followed closely Sign up for our free newsletter for the Latest coverage A KNIFEMAN has been shot dead by police in Paris after he reportedly ran at cops in complete silence with a blade in each hand The suspect is said to have "thrown himself" at officers in Dugny An investigating source revealed the details around the standoff They said the man was sitting at a bus stop with a knife in each hand without saying a word," the source added One of the officers then used an electric stun gun but failed to control the crazed man There were attempts to revive the man but he was declared dead at the scene An investigation was immediately launched by the Seine-Saint-Denis territorial security service as well as the National Police General Inspectorate Police and forensics were seen at the site of the man's death earlier today several police officers were targeted in a horror terrorist attack which left one dead in the city of Mulhouse The stabbing spree was reportedly carried out by a "known terror suspect" who shouted "Allahu Akbar" as he stormed through a busy market square French President Emmanuel Macron told reporters: "It is an Islamist terrorist act - that is beyond doubt." It follows a series of attacks across Europe in recent weeks Last Friday, a Syrian refugee reportedly attempted to slit the throat of a 30-year-old Spanish tourist from behind in Germany The suspect attacked at Berlin's Holocaust Memorial and said he wanted to "kill people out of hatred of Jews" Just days earlier, Germany was again rocked by a suspected terror attack when an Afghan asylum seeker ploughed his car into a group of demonstrators in Munich A 37-year-old mother and her two-year-old daughter were killed in the attack and injured at least 26 others Two weeks ago, a 14-year-old boy was stabbed to death by a Syrian asylum seeker Officials say the 23-year-old was motivated by "Islamic terrorism" before his alleged role in the bloodbath attack that left five others injured Our journalists strive for accuracy but on occasion we make mistakes. For further details of our complaints policy and to make a complaint please click this link: thesun.co.uk/editorial-complaints/ Providing essential services for customers worldwide Airbus helicopters are an essential tool for first responders public service operators and military customers flying critical missions across the globe.  With unique capabilities such as access to remote locations and hovering they are able to deliver medical and humanitarian aid transport passengers in the first golden hour of rescue missions and help fight fires Customers can also rely on the versatility and robustness of our military rotorcraft to protect citizens transport troops or deliver vital resources Civil rangeOffering an extensive range of civil helicopters Military rangeProviding a range of advanced military helicopters UASOur portfolio of unmanned and autonomous solutions ACHOur range of corporate and business helicopters HCare Store ServicesA support and services offer tailored to customers’ needs Pre-owned helicoptersA selection of Airbus helicopters currently available for sale Discover how Airbus is continuously exploring new technologies to help pioneer lower carbon aviation and autonomous flight Airbus Helicopters' first priority is to support the flight safety of the thousands of people around the world who fly in its aircraft every day Not only do we strive to continuously improve the safety of our products but we also focus on the operational safety of these products once they have been delivered to the customer.  Download Rotor to receive all the latest information about our civil and military helicopters and to get the latest news from the thousands of operators who carry out vital missions every day The Airbus Helicopters 2025 civil and military calendars are a collection of stunning images from operators around the world Get in touch with one of our local sales representatives View upcoming auction estimates and receive personalized email alerts for the artists you follow Kader Attia (*1970 in Dugny, France) has spent many years exploring the principle of ‘repair’, which he views as a constant in both nature and the history of humanity. At the Berlinische Galerie Attia presents a conversation between two large installations: “J’Accuse” (2016) and “The Object‘s Interlacing” (2020) “J’Accuse” (2016) consists of seventeen wooden busts eight sculptures and an eleven-minute excerpt from an anti-war film of the same name by French director Abel Gance (1889–1981) The busts portray ‘gueules cassées’ (broken faces) First World War soldiers who had suffered severe facial disfigurement Here Attia continues to explore his concept of“repair” which has been at the centre of his art for many years In the video of “The  Object‘s Interlacing” Kader Attia builds a dialogue with various experts about the dabte on the topic of restitution of cultural assets violently looted during the colonial era Together they construct an understanding of restitution as a practice of repair with far broader implications than simply repatriating objects looted from their place of origin These two pieces by Attia are complemented by selected collages made by Hannah Höch for her iconic series “From an Ethnographic Museum” (1924- 1934); some of these works are from the Berlinische Galerie’s own collection Höch combines magazine reproductions of non-European artworks with images of parts of the bodies or faces of predominantly white women from the 1920s She thus creates an aesthetic of fragmentation and repair which inspired Kader Attia to integrate her works into his solo exhibition He rose to international fame not least with his contributions to the Biennale di Venezia in 2003/2017 and dOCUMENTA (13) in 2012 In 2022 he curated the 12th Berlin Biennale Join the artist talk between Kader Attia and Thomas Koehler discussing his current exhibition J’Accuse France) has spent many years exploring the principle of ‘repair’ which he views as a constant in both nature and the history of humanity and cultural tradition as an infinite process of repair.