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Dr Tim Blakemore, a former senior law lecturer at the University of Northampton who now lives in France, argues that the UK will end up paying far more than the £39billion 'divorce bill' to leave the EU

It is hard to think of a more evocative symbol of what Emmanuel Macron is meant to stand for than Amiens.

To mark the rentrée politique – when French politicians return to work after what is now an ostentatiously short holiday – Le Figaro ran a spread designed to crush the morale of any member of the French political class preparing to confront the challenges of the year ahead.

Extreme nationalism is the flavour of the decade and has disturbing parallels with history as we approach the centenary of the end of World War One.

Readers comment on latest Brexit concerns

My latest bill from Orange includes a €69 charge for a visit by a technician – yet I saw no-one! I had reported a fault on my line and was told that if the fault was inside my property then I would be charged €69.

Thank you for the complimentary tickets we received for this year’s Lorient Interceltique festival via Connexion. 

Retailer Marks & Spencer must be one of the EU’s worst offenders for geo-blocking.

Although French, I read your paper with interest each month.... but it is not perfect.

I recently took a flight out of Toulouse airport and arrived at security with a bottle of mouthwash into which I had put 75ml of mouthwash.