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Colin Randall

Colin Randall is a former executive editor of The National and writes from France and Britain

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Can the centre no longer hold in Macron's France?

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Emmanuel Macron's challenge to heal divided France after re-election victory

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The Macron vs Le Pen debate was a bout without a winner

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The many shades of racism that could get France its first female president

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French election: extremism surge leaves Macron as a one-man political mainstream

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How Marine Le Pen French election win would change France

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Emmanuel Macron's election hopes hang in the balance after far right surge

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Can Macron's museum move help reignite France-Algeria ties?

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French election comes to life as far-right presidential rivals spar

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Author sees fallout from gilets jaunes crackdown roaring back

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Macron powers up re-election drive but must overcome gilet jaunes divisions

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Omani author Jokha Alharthi wins Paris literature prize

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For one woman, Yellow Vests protests left a legacy of pain

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France struggles to contain revival of the Yellow Vests protests three years on

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Fiery polemicist Eric Zemmour reshapes the French presidential election

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