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Colin Randall

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

PREVIOUS ARTICLES

Macron and Sunak could be on the verge of ending the cross-Channel hostility

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How Macron's warm embrace of Mbappe sums up 2022 for France

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London's attempts to politicise the strikes are unlikely to end well

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Diversity to the forefront at England and France World Cup quarter-final

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Keir Starmer, Brexiteer

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Can Sunak and Macron reset UK-France relations?

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Jean-Marie Le Pen's legacy: Europe's changing political landscape

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Marine Le Pen's National Front reluctant to look back on its 50 years

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France is beginning one of its most important terror trials

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Macron's vast delegation to Algeria is about history, not just diplomacy

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In hot water: why we should be worried about a warming Mediterranean

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A pillar of Anglo-French ties has become yet another casualty of Brexit

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After her time with ISIS, French prisoner seeks rehabilitation

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Is the 'Macron adventure' truly over?

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Macron battling to avoid hung parliament and unpalatable deals

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