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A warning to anyone who suffers with allergies

In two-hour TV interview, President calls for dialogue on local taxes, promised to listen to the grievances of strikers and insisted that the wearing of veils in public should be tolerated

France will bask under blue skies and warm sunshine from Tuesday, say forecasters

The Eiffel Tower has reopened its doors to the public this weekend after it was closed by two days of strikes by security guards.

The 16th century engraved golden case that once held the relic heart of Anne de Bretagne has been stolen from the Dobrée museum in Nantes (Loire-Atlantique, Pays-de-la-Loire).

Motorbike riders and car drivers have protested this weekend against government plans to drop the speed limit to 80kph on main roads throughout the country.

A French historian has been called a 'grave robber' and jailed for one year in the United States after he was found guilty of stealing almost 300 Second World War US Air Force ID 'dog tags' and memorabilia, and selling them on auction website eBay.

As many as 4.5 million people in France are illiterate, and unable to read basic instructions such as road signs, a newly-published book suggests.

Company insists only 20 darkly comic promotional items were made for employees and friends

Tram drivers walked out on wildcat strike in Riviera capital Nice after a former driver was handed a six-month suspended jail term for manslaughter in connection with a passenger death in 2015.