Your Questions

The CEO of Australian airline Qantas has said it will be made mandatory and a "common theme across the board"

Changes are coming in both the UK and France which should make it easier to make family visits across the Channel

There has been a big increase in the number of people getting vaccinated for the flu this year due to concerns over Covid-19

There is a legal 14-day cooling-off period with online purchases, however returns might be at the buyer's cost

Weddings can go ahead but with a limited attendance

Currently the answer appears to be yes, with ski stations preparing to open - although it is not yet clear if restaurants, bars or cafes will be allowed to open

According to the Code Civil, hotels in France have a responsibility to thefts from one of their rooms or carpark

When a neighbour situation goes above and beyond 'normal' behaviour, it is best to make contact informally but legal steps can be taken

A Connexion reader has reported that her friend was warned by police for using the English-language attestation

Making preparations to move house is allowed during confinement, as long as you carry the right documentation

Travel for administrative appointments is permitted, but the rules about collecting a family member are less clear

The government has introduced a new priority system to manage the number of tests being carried out each week. We explain the system and what type of test to have in each situation

Visits to cemeteries were allowed at the beginning of confinement, but the rules have changed

It appears to be spreading most in restaurants, gyms, cafés, bars, hotels and places of worship, a new study shows. 

Shopping for essentials is permitted, with no travel or time limits

During lockdown, foreigners cannot travel to France for holidays or to visit a second homes but there are exceptions for urgent reasons