InterviewsParis puts on friendly face to change city stereotypesCan the capital ever recreate the community vibe of French villages? Meet the man on a mission to try
Paris puts on friendly face to change city stereotypesCan the capital ever recreate the community vibe of French villages? Meet the man on a mission to try
Historic Clan MacKinnon lives on in France’s unique Scottish townMeet the resident keeping 600 years of French-Scottish history alive in Aubigny-sur-Nère – a tartan outpost in the heart of France
Retired French soldier hunts down war grave thieves and Nazi relicsHis passion for protecting the memory of the war dead started at five years old and a moving encounter with Charles de Gaulle
‘My back pain inspired me to retrain in France as a Bowen therapist’In the UK Elaine Cronin was a poultry specialist but severe back pain changed the course of her new French life
ProfilesProfile: The American who was a ‘Schindler in France’Varian Fry helped save the lives of some 2,500 people at risk from the Nazis by smuggling them out of France to safer countries, including the US
Profile: The American who was a ‘Schindler in France’Varian Fry helped save the lives of some 2,500 people at risk from the Nazis by smuggling them out of France to safer countries, including the US
Jules Verne: the hidden story of France’s first science fiction writerFamily turmoil, ill health and hurtful rejection by literary peers plagued a life that was still full of travel and adventure
Meet Eugénie Brazier - France’s first six Michelin star chef From working on the family farm, ‘Mère Brazier’ went on to make simple, Lyonnais cooking world class. We discover her life, recipes and legacy
Where life imitates art: France’s literary love affair with MolièreJean-Baptiste Poquelin – the performer, playwright and lascivious lover, better known as Molière – celebrates his 400th birthday this year
