Sport France v Italy a Rugby World Cup nail-biter France and Italy will lock horns in their World Cup opener at Twickenham on Saturday without key players. Rugby World Cup 2015: Wesley Fofana out of 18/09/2015
France French scientists reveal details of breakthrough in infertility treatment French researchers have revealed details of what they’re claiming is a breakthrough in infertility treatment. The scientists, in Lyon, have created 17/09/2015
Musica William Christie's 'Musical Gardens' A very unique festival in the gardens of a country house in Vendée, North-west France; a Baroque music festival in the open air, amid clipped hedges 17/09/2015
Economy BlaBlaCar receives 'record' new investment The car-sharing group BlaBlaCar says it’s had $200 million (177 million euros) in new investment – said to be a record for a young French start-up 17/09/2015
Burkina Faso Burkina Faso: War of words follows military coup A war of words follows the military coup in Burkina Faso as both the army and transitional powers claim leadership of the country. 17/09/2015
France Charlie Hebdo criticised for cartoon 'mocking drowned Syrian boy' France’s Charlie Hebdo magazine is courting controversy again – this time with cartoons on migrants. One drawing plays on the harrowing photo of 15/09/2015
France France: PM Valls defends launch of air strikes against ISIL in Syria There will be no French boots on the ground in Syria. That was the message reiterated on Tuesday by France’s Prime Minister Manuel Valls. But he 15/09/2015
France Avalanche in French Alps kills 7 An avalanche has swept through the Massif des Ecrins in the French Alps, killing seven people. The prefect of the region said it hit three groups of 15/09/2015
France French consul in Turkey suspended for boat sales to migrants A French reporter looking for the source of boats used by refugees to get to Europe from Turkey followed the trail to a shop belonging to the French honorary consul in the port town of Bodrum. 12/09/2015
France Monsanto guilty of chemically poisoning French farmer A court in Lyon, France has upheld a 2012 ruling finding US biotech company Monsanto guilty of chemically poisoning a French farmer. Grain grower 10/09/2015
France 'Olive Tree Killer' rife in Corsica Some 68 sources of contamination by the bacterium Xylella fastidiosa have been identified on Corsica, according to a report by local officials. Known 10/09/2015
France France: welcomes first migrants to come via Germany and Hungary France has welcomed its first group of migrants to have arrived from Syria and Iraq via Hungary and Germany. 53 people are being housed in university 09/09/2015
Cinema US subprime crisis on screen at Deauville Film Festival US actor Michael Shannon was at the American Film Festival in Deauville for the launch of ’99 Homes’ by American director Ramin Bahrani. Set in 09/09/2015
Economy Growth in eurozone economy revised upwards Growth in the eurozone was higher than expected in the second quarter, mainly boosted by activity in Italy and Greece. The single currency’s economy 08/09/2015
France Major UN climate change conference in December 'risks failure' The French foreign minister says immediate action is needed to ensure the success of a major United Nations conference on climate change at the end 08/09/2015
Europe News French farmers struggle amid slump in milk and meat prices Thousands of farmers have been protesting in Brussels over falling milk and meat prices – and many of them are from France. Germain Krantz runs a 07/09/2015
Cinema Taste of America comes to Deauville for Film Festival The 41st Deauville American Film Festival has opened with a special tribute to Canadian actor Keanu Reeves, whose decades-long career has seen him 07/09/2015
France French have strong security interest in fighting ISIL One year ago, we saw the first US-led air strikes against the self-proclaimed Islamic State (ISIL) — in August 2014. They targeted jihadist positions 07/09/2015
France French bomber apologises for Rainbow Warrior 'murderous fiasco' A retired French intelligence agent has apologised for planting explosives in a state-sponsored terror attack that sank the Greenpeace ship Rainbow 07/09/2015