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French president Emmanuel Macron announced a flavour of his plans on Monday.
I am British and my wife is French – so what happens to the hundreds of thousands like us when freedom of movement suddenly stops?
French trial reveals how four women were convinced to inflict more carnage on Paris
Combative and charismatic, the politician who died last Thursday was a statesman of many contradictions
Sciences Po says seminars explore 'phenomenon' of French president's meteoric rise to power
Hakim El Karoui’s association plans to raise cash from taxes on halal products and Hajj trips
Setbacks galore have not impeded his rise to the top of the greasy pole of British politics
Suspected assailant, found dead after non-fatal attack, had claimed masked men ordered him to do it
Dominance of centrist parties is broken as liberals, Greens and far right make gains
The government has launched a hotline to offer more assistance
The Swiss academic accused of rape continues to hold ideological sway over some attending the Muslims of France group meeting despite efforts by organisers to distance themselves from him
It could take at least 40 years to restore the cathedral to its former glory
The prospect of another six months of uncertainty is worrying businesses on both sides of the Channel
As the principal target of protesters now demanding his resignation, the president now acknowledges his policies have inflicted pain and aroused discontent
He has been filmed pummelling one gendarme with his fists and kicking another as he lay on the ground.