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French dog believed to be world’s oldest dies aged 30
The French Alps rescue became a social media favourite in his final days
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UK King’s Speech and Britons in France: postal votes and closer EU links
Plans fall short of major voting changes called for by campaigners and some MPs
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Gîtes de France among three booking websites to be hit by cyberattack
Data relating to more than two million bookings accessed over the weekend
Paris job for former Cameron advisor
The former chief of staff to then UK Prime Minister David Cameron is expected to take up the post of British ambassador to France this month.
Ed Llewellyn, who received a life peerage in Mr Cameron’s resignation honours list, will replace Sir Julian King, who has become the new EU commissioner for security.
Llewellyn’s experience includes several years in Brussels working for a commissioner. The old Etonian, 51, will not take up his Lords seat while in the post.
