Notre Dame Cathedral reopens five years after devastating fire

Notre Dame Cathedral will officially reopen on Saturday, five years after a devastating fire. The restoration, completed in just five years at a cost of around 700 million euros, has drawn attention from world leaders, including US president-elect Donald Trump. The reopening comes amid political turmoil in France, with President Emmanuel Macron highlighting the achievement as a symbol of national resilience. The event will feature a service attended by various dignitaries, including Jill Biden and Prince William. The fire in 2019 destroyed the roof and spire, but the cause remains undetermined. The reopening will include prayers, music, and a concert, although harsh weather has forced some changes to the planned events.