World Raw Politics in full: No-deal Brexit warning Tesa Arcilla is joined by politicians and journalists to discuss the major political issues that are defining and dividing Europe today. 18/09/2019
France Ceremony honours fallen US soldiers in all-but-forgotten WWII battle It might have been forgotten if it wasn't for some painstaking research. 18/09/2019
Cult From the factory floor to prison, Lyon Biennale moves into uncharted territory One of Europe's leading contemporary art events, the Lyon Biennale, embraces the metro area and the entire region. 18/09/2019
Europe News Juncker; 'The risk of a No Deal remains very real' The debates on Brexit in the European Parliament appear to have turned into a trading to barbs between pro-Europeans and their counterparts in the UK's Brexit party. Despite the digs, the mood in Strasbourg remains serious for MEPs worried about the effects of a No Deal Brexit. 18/09/2019
France France expands nuclear security cordon, gives out more iodine tablets The radius for free iodine tablets was previously ten kilometres. 17/09/2019
Cult Game of Thrones tapestry exhibition draws huge crowds in France The tapestry was made with the same material used to make the costumes for the show. 17/09/2019
France Watch: Paris tests 'flying taxi' as future of city transport With pollution a major issue for Paris and public transport bursting at the seams, one start-up has a solution involving the River Seine. 17/09/2019
France French court releases 2 climate activists who removed Macron portraits Two French environmental activists charged for taking down portraits of President Emmanuel Macron in town halls were on Monday released by a court in Lyon, which found that their action was legitimate given the "serious, current and imminent danger" of climate change. 17/09/2019
No Comment 'Flying taxi' tested in Paris as city battles congestion & pollution With air pollution a threat to Paris and transport lines bursting at the seams on rush hour, a startup is proposing a "flying taxi" as a greener alternative that makes use of the River Seine. 17/09/2019
France Lyon: Volunteers fish more than 100 e-scooters out of Rhône river Paris and Marseille are also dealing with the growing trend. 16/09/2019
Climate Now From Siberia to Switzerland, scorching August leads to more fires, less ice In partnership with Copernicus Data from the Copernicus Climate Change Service shows temperatures were 1.2 degrees centigrade above the pre-industrial average. 16/09/2019
France The battle for Paris exposes crack in Macron's party Cedric Villani, defied the ruling party and announced his candidacy for the Paris mayorship. A poll puts him neck and neck with Macron's official candidate, Benjamin Griveaux. 16/09/2019
France Gay and single parents in France could soon get the right to IVF in th Currently assisted reproduction techniques are available only to straight couples with fertility problems who are married or have lived together for at least two years. 16/09/2019
France Yellow vest protesters clash with police in Nantes, France The "gilets jaunes" or "yellow vests" protesters clashed with French police in Nantes on Saturday. The movement brought some French towns to a standstill earlier this year. 15/09/2019
France British expats in France fear the prospect of a no-deal Brexit More than a quarter of Gouarec's population is British. Many residents are angry at Boris Johnson for not ruling out a no-deal Brexit which leave their future highly uncertain. 14/09/2019
France Scientists win Ig Nobel prize for testing temperature of testicles The Ig Nobel prizes are for experiments which "make you laugh then make you think" 14/09/2019
France 'Cocktail of pollutants' found in English Channel dolphins A study has found a 'cocktail of pollutants' in dolphins living in the English Channel. 13/09/2019
France Saudi princess sentenced over abuse of Paris plumber A French court has handed Saudi Princess Hassa bint Salman a 10-month suspended sentence over the abuse and kidnap of a Parisien plumber. 13/09/2019
France Paris grinds to standstill as transport workers protest pension reform Subway workers are protesting against the president's plan to overhaul France's pension system. 13/09/2019
France Institutional racism affects much of EU justice, new report says A new study has found institutional racism in the EU affects all parts of the criminal justice system, from reporting the crime to sentencing. 12/09/2019
France France wants to block Facebook's new Libra cryptocurrency from Europe France's finance minister says the Libra cryptocurrency could damage "monetary sovreignty". 12/09/2019
France Three alleged victims come forward in Epstein French investigation French prosecutors have launched an appeal for potential victims of late financier Jeffrey Epstein to come forward after investigating three alleged victims. 12/09/2019
France France's National Assembly leader put under investigation in graft probe France's National Assembly leader put under investigation in graft probe 12/09/2019
France Watch: Climate protesters on trial over Macron portraits The activists took the portraits from town halls and carried them upside down at an anti-G7 march. Protesters removed 125 portraits of Macron to match the 125 days it took France to overtake its carbon footprint this year. 11/09/2019
France Cardiac arrest during business trip sex considered a 'work accident' A Frenchman who died of a cardiac arrest during sex while on a business trip was the victim of a workplace accident ruled a French court. 11/09/2019
France Bankrupt French airline Aigle Azur receives 14 takeover offers Crash-strapped French low-cost airline Aigle Azur has received 14 takeover offers. Meanwhile, about 13,000 people remain stranded. 11/09/2019