Colin Randall

Mending Anglo-French relations seems a matter of priority, even as both leaders are facing intense domestic pressures

It's been a bittersweet year for the country, whose post-pandemic recovery was undermined by crises both domestic and foreign

Voters across the UK are struggling to make ends meet. The least the government can do is treat them with respect

Centuries-old rivalry resurfaces for historic game between France's 'King Kylian' and England's 'Prince Harry'

The UK opposition leader's latest strategy is to outflank the Conservatives on the right when it comes to Brexit

The British prime minister has much bigger fish to fry, but reviving cross-Channel ties is important

Politicians cast in his image grow in influence even as he is shunned by the party he founded 50 years ago

French far-right party faces dilemma over recognising milestone as it tries to shed past controversies

Six years after an attack that killed 86 people in the southern city of Nice, there is a chance to bring accomplices to justice

As well as to discuss issues such as natural gas and migration, the French president is confronting a taboo and controversial imperial past

With the rising mercury come violent storms and the creation of undersea wastelands

The recent closure of the Charles Peguy centre is sad but hardly surprising

Meeting Emilie Konig reveals a young woman alienated from the society of her homeland

The parliamentary election proves the French President has lost the public trust. His party needs nothing less than a renaissance

Divided France heads into second round of parliamentary voting on Sunday