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French rise up against work emails

Liberty, equality, fraternity - and now, the "right to disconnect".

Airline blasted for refusing wheelchair

A disabled rights campaigner has blasted Air France for "nearly ruining his honeymoon" after they refused to allow his electric wheelchair on board.

Further Paris attack plans revealed

A woman whose tip-off allowed police to kill the Paris Attacks ringleader says he planned further attacks including one on a creche, and bragged about entering from Syria.

Iran signs $27 billion Airbus deal

Iran's President has gone on a post-sanctions European shopping trip, buying 118 Airbus jetliners.

Alan Duff: The French - it's complicated

Here are a few reasons why the French are different to us, writes Alan Duff.

Alan Duff: The rules of Paris

Paris, like any big city, really only gets meaning when you have French friends to explain the experience, writes Alan Duff.

Boy's bike dash in dark saves dad's life

A 5-year-old French boy's dash for help on his bike in the dark saved his father's life after he suffered a heart attack.

A year on, Charlie targets God

French magazine marks anniversary of attack with edition which takes aim at 'fanatics' and 'blessed arses'.

France: Leftover law introduces doggy bag

Doggy bags have long been frowned upon in France but restaurants are now legally obliged to provide them if requested by diners.

France: King of the castle

Olly Grant steps into the past at Guedelon, built using strictly medieval methods.

France: The angel's scent

Farrah has a nose for divine earthy truffles buried deep in the Bordeaux soil. Catherine Masters meets a talented collie.

Raids shatter calm of countryside

Bird flu outbreak in southwest France

France has found a case of deadly bird flu in the foie gras production region of Perigord, in the country's southwest.

Brussels on edge as hunt continues

Belgian security forces are still hunting down suspected Isis militants after making more than a dozen arrests in a series of raids yesterday.

What do terror attacks do to financial markets?

Despite the carnage from the Paris terrorist attacks, world financial markets have been relatively resilient in the face of political change.

Security forces in Paris shoot-out

One suspected terrorist was shot dead, another died when her suicide vest detonated, and four police were wounded in the battle which began about 4.30am.

Officials connect Paris assailants to 'guru'

On the night of January 2, Belgian authorities closing in on a terror cell in the town of Verviers intercepted a telling piece of intelligence.

Debunking myths on the attacks

Misinformation is common online. But after a major international tragedy, internet rumours only become more frequent and more damaging.