'She's back': Fans dance, sing and cry after Céline Dion's comeback concert in Paris

Céline Dion's first concert in years delighted fans, with the Canadian singer crying as she made an emotional comeback to the stage.

It was Dion's first full concert in six years after she was diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder called stiff person syndrome, which forced her to cancel tours.

Joyful fans spilled out of the Paris La Défense Arena on Saturday night singing and dancing to her classic hits, while some were still wiping away tears.

Paris correspondent Hugh Schofield went along and reflects on getting swept up in the Dion dalliance that French fans are calling "the biggest comeback since Charles de Gaulle".

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Tens of thousands of people lined the streets to pay their respects after 13 days of national mourning.

Police recover bag loads of Class A drugs in car

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Listen: Juror in Lindsay Clancy trial speaks about lone holdout

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'We were raped and exploited by a drug gang as teenagers', women tell BBC of their ordeal

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Sinkhole appears outside Malibu home thought to belong to Nicolas Cage

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Emotional moment as Alan Carr honoured at National Television Awards

The comedian received the Special Recognition prize at Tuesday night's awards.

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Watch: Archaeologists discover ancient tomb in Peru

The burial site of the ancient pre-Incan Chimu culture was found largely intact.

Watch: Downed trees and flooding as Hurricane Lowell batters western Hawaii

The storm brought damaging winds and torrential rain to parts of the island on Monday and Tuesday, triggering concerns about flash flooding and mudslides.

Mamdani, Jon Stewart reveal new 9/11 documents

The New York City mayor released 170,000 documents that show officials had concerns about air quality after the 9/11 attacks.

Where is Israel's proposed West Bank settlement the UK opposes?

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Lucky toddler has a narrow escape after running into speeding traffic

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What we know about the Renoir museum heist

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British designer Paul Smith: 'Nobody cares how good you used to be in fashion'

The celebrated British fashion designer invited BBC News to his office to talk about his career and a rubber chicken.

William, Harry and George: Royals' first days at Eton through the years

Prince George followed in the footsteps of his father and uncle on his first day at the historic school in Berkshire.

Great North Run attracts younger runners

Gilbert Amakie and Scott Hakizimana say their club is encouraging young people to take up running.