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Former IT manager turned writer Christopher Vanier, 77, explains the importance of embracing life – and all its twists and turns – in retirement

President of the homeopathy doctors’ association argues that ending the policy of reimbursements would lead to ‘two-tier’ healthcare in France

Every month the British Ambassador to France, Ed Llewellyn, shares an insight into his role.

... as Marine Le Pen rolls the electoral dice one last time.

Your recent invitation to share “language contretemps” led to a happy memory and a surprising discovery.

Your article on 5G (see August issue) makes no mention of safety concerns that are circulating in the media.

Writing as a lifelong gardener, it appals me that anyone is still using glyphosate-based products, such as Roundup, in the garden and thereby putting themselves, their families, friends and domestic animals at risk.

Like many expats who have retired, I enjoy golf, boules and randonnée, and my wife does Scottish dancing.

I was interested to read in the August issue of Connexion that people approaching 70 should apply to exchange their UK driving licence for a French one. Good luck with that.

The UK government’s willingness to accept a no-deal solution shows that they are moved by irresponsible considerations.