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
World News France accepts 24,000 refugees, prepares for airstrikes over Syria French President Francois Hollande said France would take 24,000 people looking for refugee protection in Europe. Speaking at his bi-annual news 07/09/2015
France Remains of Second World War Jews laid to rest in Strasbourg Kept in jars and test tubes for seven decades, human remains believed to belong to Holocaust victims have been buried at last. Found locked up in a 07/09/2015
France Anish Kapoor's controversial Dirty Corner vandalised again British-Indian sculptor Anish Kapoor’s controversial “Dirty Corner” installation has been vandalised for the second time in three months. Une œuvre 06/09/2015
World News Activists storm Lyon-Turin railway construction site Around 40 activists opposed to a high-speed railway between the Italian city of Turin and Lyon, in southeastern France, stormed the construction site 06/09/2015
Cinema "Love" a controversial film with scenes of non-simulated sex Sex features heavily in the latest film by Gasper Noe ‘Love’; unsimulated, undisguised and in 3D. Yet the director does not force the audience into 04/09/2015
World News MH370: experts now certain wing section is from missing plane Investigators in France now say they are certain that part of an aircraft wing found on the island of Réunion in July did come from missing flight 03/09/2015
France Paris or bust: French farmers demand government relief Thousands of farmers have converged on Paris from all over France in tractors and coaches to call for additional government support and structural 03/09/2015
World Cracking the code: the growing role of coding in education Coding, used to build software for apps and websites, is increasingly becoming an essential skill in the 21st century. Correspondingly, educators 03/09/2015
France Suspect arrested after Paris fire kills 8 people including 2 children French police have arrested a man in his 30s who they say “might have been at the scene” of one of the deadliest fires in Paris. Eight people 02/09/2015
France Eight dead, including two children, in Paris apartment building fire Eight people, including two children, have been killed when one of the deadliest fires in Paris engulfed an apartment building. Firefighters put out 02/09/2015
France Eurostar suffers severe delays as migrants attempt to block Channel Tunnel Hundreds of Eurostar passengers endured travel chaos this morning as migrants blocked tracks leading to the tunnel under the English Channel and 02/09/2015
Spain Spanish police raid home of Thalys train gunman Police in Algeciras in southern Spain have searched the family home of the gunman who was foiled trying to allegedly attack a Thalys Amsterdam-Paris 01/09/2015
Europe News Truckers fret over Calais safety Lorry drivers say tougher security measures are needed at the French port of Calais to dissuade would-be migrants from trying to enter the UK inside 01/09/2015
France Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc gets eagle's eye view Runners in Europe’s toughest endurance race, which took place in the Alps at the weekend, had two new cameramen for this year’s ordeal. Two eagles – 31/08/2015