-
Cheaper but slower… €10 train fare for Paris to Brussels routes
Ticket sales are already open for journeys up to the end of March
-
‘Check your rent is not too high’: Mixed reaction to new Paris poster
The campaign contributes to the ‘clichéd, outdated caricature of the chubby, arrogant landlord’, one property specialist says
-
Woman to take legal action after being removed from French easyJet flight for swearing
The passenger was forcibly removed by border police after debate over cabin bag size and claims she ‘was treated like a terrorist’
Flood alert in Rhône-Alpes
Four departments on alert as wind and rain crosses most of the country
FOUR departments in the Rhône-Alpes are on an "orange" weather alert from Météo France because of heavy rain and the risk of flooding.
The forecaster has put the warning in place until at least 6.00 on Saturday. The affected departments are the Ain, Isère, Savoie and Haute-Savoie.
Torrential rain and strong winds are expected in the region today and overnight. Drivers are being advised to avoid rural roads where possible.
Up to 10cm of rainfall is expected in parts of the Alps and the risk of flooding is intensified by melting snow from the mountains.
The alert level for a large part of northern and central France is "yellow" - meaning anyone practising an outdoor activity should be extra careful because of strong winds and rain.