Cult Graffiti artist takes over Paris château A French street artist has been given carte blanche to show his work at the Château de Vincennes, on the edge of Paris. 14/10/2016
France French right-wing face off for the conservative presidential nomination French right-wing rivals faced off in the first presidential primary debate to decide the conservative nomination. 14/10/2016
Sport Wright claims maiden World Surf League title Australia’s Tyler Wright won the women’s World Surf League season-long title this week following a second placed finish at the Roxy Pro France. 13/10/2016
France First of new wave of child refugees in Calais travel to UK The first group among hundreds of children Britain has agreed to accept from the Calais migrant camp have travelled to London. 13/10/2016
Musica Toulouse honours Shakespeare with Berlioz opera The Théâtre du Capitole in Toulouse is staging a new version of "Béatrice et Bénédict," Berlioz's last opera, directly inspired by Shakespeare's play "Much Ado About Nothing." 13/10/2016
France Abdeslam stays silent, his legal team gives up Lawyers acting for the main suspect from last year's Paris attacks says he plans to exercise his right to remain silent. 12/10/2016
Sci-Tech Electrics cars are the stars at Paris Motor Show It’s all about electric car prototypes at this year’s Paris Motor Show. 11/10/2016
France Frosty Franco-Russian relations The Chief French Diplomat Jean-Marc Ayrault is leading the charge to save aleppo but it is putting him at odds with Russia 11/10/2016
France France opens first supervised injection facility for drug addicts France has opened its first supervised injection facility for drug users. 11/10/2016
Business Series Airbus to downsize A380 production Airbus is planning to build fewer of its A380 superjumbos, slowing assembly to one aircraft per month from 2018. 11/10/2016
No Comment Lyon shines light on cinema with launch of 8th Lumière Film Festival The eighth edition of the Lumière Film Festival has been launched in Lyon, France with a screening of ‘Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. 11/10/2016
Cult Paris museum chronicles racism in African-American art ‘The Color Line’ at Paris’ Quai Branly is an exhibition on segregation and racism in the United States portrayed by African-American artists over the past… 10/10/2016
Cinema 'Frantz': a moving period drama by François Ozon French director François Ozon is back with an unexpected film quite different to his other movies. 07/10/2016
France UKIP MEP collapses outside EU parliament Steven Woolfe, the favourite to become the next leader of UKIP, is in in hospital after collapsing outside the European Parliament in Strasbourg. 06/10/2016
Sci-Tech Paris Motor Show: the future of driving The future of driving is just round the corner if the Paris Motor Show is anything to go by. 06/10/2016
Cult Live statues line Kenzo Paris Fashion show It was a most unconventional backdrop that Carol Lim and Humberto Leon chose for their Kenzo show at Paris Fashion Week. 06/10/2016
France Air France condemns 'sabotage attempts' reports Air France has condemned media reports that it has suffered a string of sabotage attempts on its planes by radicalised ground staff. 06/10/2016
Cult Fashion meets big data at Chanel show in Paris With its lineup of models whose sweaters read ‘Rykiel Forever’, the Sonia Rykiel show at Paris Fashion Week paid tribute to the legendary Parisian designer who died in August at the age of… 05/10/2016
Business Series Job saving prompts Paris to order fast trains for slow tracks The French government has moved to preserve Alstom jobs by ordering 21 high speed trains even without high speed lines for them to run on. 04/10/2016
Cult Nikos Aliagas: 'Photos don't judge' Franco-Greek TV and radio presenter Nikos Aliagas is more than that. 03/10/2016
Cult Wacky Westwood show wins over Paris Husband-and-wife team Vivienne Westwood and Andreas Kronthaler presented a Spring/Summer collection full of oversized straw silhouettes, asymmetrical pieces, and even a nude custom print at their Pari 03/10/2016
No Comment Calais: Police clash with migrants and protesters French riot police fired tear gas and water cannon at migrants and protesters who gathered in defiance of a ban outside the shanty town near Calais known as “the… 03/10/2016
France Church in France reopens after priest murder by jihadists The church in north west France where Father Jacques Hamel was murdered by alleged Islamist militants in July has reopened to the public for the first time. 03/10/2016
Sport 2024 Games: Thomas Bach and Francois Hollande discuss Paris bid International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach met with French President Francois Hollande on Sunday to discuss Paris’ bid for the 2024 Games. 02/10/2016
Sport The 11th edition of Les voiles de Saint Tropez draws to a close Tens of thousands of fans have travelled to the South of France to see one of sailing’s most glamorous events, Les Voiles de Saint Tropez. 01/10/2016