Colin Randall

In this third and final instalment on Islam in France, Colin Randall explains why harmonious inter-communal relations are so difficult

Dozens of radicalised young men from Lunel ended up on battlefields in Syria and Iraq

Experts say the state's proposals could add to, rather than reduce, fear of terrorism

The president's reforms will soon include religion, starting with the country's Muslim population

Emmanuel Macron may be the greatest French statesman in a generation

Second successive relegation for the club confirmed on Saturday Having played in the Premier League in 2016-17, will start next season in League One First time in England's third tier since 1987-88 season when Marco Gabbiadini fired them to promotion

French president has emerged as the most authoritative voice in Europe after less than a year in office

Voters in France elect politicians who promise change but want reforms that affect only others, writes Colin Randall

The killings of a policeman and a Holocaust survivor have exposed country's divisions

A drama project in London about Calais’ refugee camp has crossed the Channel and is now in Paris

French-Lebanese businessman 'did not want to be alone in taking responsibility for the past'

The country's self-proclaimed reputation as a land of freedom, equality and fraternity is beginning to unravel, writes Colin Randall

Benefits of French support leave residents better off than on other Comoros islands

Italy's elections boosted the far-right, but the French are not following suit

About 10,000 objects left over from renovation of famous hotel will be put on sale in April