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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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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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Inside the dysfunctional life of woman who joined Paris attackers

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Good reasons why Macron is feeling the heat

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French museums grapple with new Covid restrictions

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'Fifty per cent British, 50 per cent French, 100 per cent European'

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L'Arc de Triomphe in Paris to be wrapped in fabric to honour late artist Christo's dream

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Retired French generals boost Marine Le Pen as Emmanuel Macron is warned of divided country

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Royal biographer: Prince Philip's lifelong worry on 'damage' Charles could inflict was easing

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Reunion island serves as model for Islam in France

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UAE's space mission to Mars hailed by French politician Jack Lang

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