Interviews

Nice-based artist Eric Garence tells The Connexion about the career switch that has made his name

Chelsea Pensioner and former bomb disposal corporal Frank Mouqué, 94, is one of the few surviving British D-Day veterans who will honour their fallen comrades in Normandy on this month’s 75th anniversary.

Musée Grévin’s Véronique Berecz tells The Connexion about working with the great and the good in wax...

Scottish crime author Peter May briefly puts his pen down to speak to The Connexion about writing inspiration, the importance of research, British literary snobbery, and life in rural Lot...

Jacques Hennequin believes he is the only garden model-maker in France. Here, he tells The Connexion all about his unusual job...

British actor James Faulkner is best known as Randyll Tarly in the popular Game of Thrones series but he has also made a success of his move to France.

Connexion was sad to learn of the death today, aged 93, of Secours Populaire president Julien Lauprêtre, whose days in the French Resistance inspired him to lead one of France's biggest charities. Here we republish an interview with him that we ran in the December 2015 edition of The Connexion newspaper.

CONNEXION INTERVIEW: Historian, TV presenter and organiser of France’s Heritage Lottery Stéphane Bern talks to Brian McCulloch

Its unique location means France has the greatest variety of plant and animal life in Europe, noted biologist and film maker Stéphane Durand explains to Jane Hanks

Translator George Miller explains the process of turning French-language novels into English ones, in conversation with The Connexion