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Last updated: Friday, 20 November 2009

Expat jobseekers'
prejudice claims

Alleged French prejudice towards foreign jobseekers leaves many well-qualified workers 'on the professional scrapheap'

OTHER LETTERS ARTICLES

Burqa letters: the debate rages on

Make a home for a pine marten

Unimpressed by D-day jeep couple

Under the surface of lobster fishing

Cost of passports is a disgrace

Parcel postage to UK warning

Pensions: who pays for falling pound?

Tackling French prejudice

Fight for UK carers' benefits

Disappointed we're not martiens

My gas bill has just shot up 38%

Communist impact was overstated

Attacked by flies but what kind?

Exasperated by behaviour of EDF

Raise a toast to English wine

Police car policy
heavy-handed

Impounding foreign vehicles owned by Brits visiting UK is not something the police should be proud of

Sorry we fail
your French test

New generation British expats on watching Sky, eating Sunday roasts and integration

Hunting in France
highly regulated

Your story saying there is a �lack of a single nationwide set of rules� needs further qualification

FEATURES AND INTERVIEWS

Celebrating 15
years of Eurostar

Eurostar France head of marketing Lionel Benbassat talks to Connexion about Eurostar's 15 years and its future plans

Straight talk
on immigration

From 'Britishland' to Iraqi Kurds, in the eyes of French immigration researchers we are all new settlers

One year in very
southern France

Adventurer Laurence de la Ferri�re has spent the past year working as the 'prefect of the Antarctic'

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