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Normandy rail strike: five lines disrupted this Friday and Saturday
Ticket inspectors walk out after a knife attack on a colleague, with four unions backing the action
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French PM says diesel stockpile release will cut prices by up to 18 cents per litre
Sébastien Lecornu used televised speech to promise release of ten million barrels of diesel and address lycée protests
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Temperatures to drop by 12C as first snowfall to hit Pyrenees and Alps
Storms to continue in the south
Microscope can see cancer-cell workings
Scientists at the Institut Pasteur in Paris have just fitted the world’s most powerful microscope that gives an atom-scale view to find how cancer or HIV cells move and work.
Titan Krios is a €10million 3.8m cryo-electron microscope that was in part crowdfunded. Research on it elsewhere has led to three Nobel Prizes.
