European passengers arriving in the UK with a supposedly valid ETA might be turned away at the airport if they forget this crucial piece of travel preparation.
Saturday's wave of riots, looting and burning in cities across France was a 'generational insurrection', writes John Lichfield. But the violence may come to be seen as mild if Marine Le Pen comes to power next spring.
As airlines roll out their winter schedules, travellers in France will have more options for getting away, with new routes launching to destinations across Europe, America, North Africa and more.
The unprecedented cyberattack on supermarket refrigeration systems in France has exposed the vulnerability of the country’s food supply and its links to national security, says a defence expert.
After protests over the cost of living spiralled into violence and looting in many French towns on Saturday, the Gilet Jaune movement has announced 'Act II' for Saturday, October 24th.
Students, teachers and trade unions are expected to demonstrate in Paris on Tuesday, October 13th, with one march planned and another that may or may not go ahead. Several metro stations will also close starting 9am.
Around a third of homes in France are now at risk of developing cracks in the walls or broken pipes underground because of the expansion and contraction of clay soil - made worse by the country's increasingly severe droughts.
Around 2,000 taxi drivers were expected to take part in a protest in Paris on Thursday, October 15th, to denounce what they consider unfair competition from private-hire vehicles (VTCs) at the capital’s airports.
After years of delays, France’s new double-decker 'TGV M' is finally set to enter service, making its first commercial journey on the Paris-Marseille route.
In this month's Moving to France newsletter, we look at moving here as a Canadian, tax responsibilities for Brits, how to find France's 'cool refuges', and some of the main reasons that block a move to France.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, in an interview Thursday, stressed his country has a 'win-win' defence cooperation with France, after Marine Le Pen said she would cut aid to Kyiv if elected French president.
A protest against the rising cost of living is expected to take place in Paris on Saturday, October 17th, bringing together students, Gilets Jaunes activists and trade union supporters.
Classics from Jean Cocteau and Claude Berri, both films in the acclaimed 21st-century biopic of Charles de Gaulle, and a mind-twisting New Wave drama all feature this month.
Whether it's neighbours or strangers, a village tradesman or fellow passengers on the Paris Metro, readers of The Local share the moments that showed them the kindness of people in France.
A new poll suggests that one in five French people would consider leaving the country if the far-right leader Marine Le Pen wins next year's presidential election.