Colin Randall

The experience of a French former minister who attacked Muslims shows that even France's national conversation is changing, writes Colin Randall

With nearly 2,000 varieties of edible insects identified, bug consumption holds a bright future in being able to feed a hungry world,

The trading relationship had a key part to play in the UAE’s drive to innovate and diversify its activities.

Colin Randall asks: Why are British Muslims much less likely than members of any other religion to hold professional or managerial jobs?

UK's decision to pull out of bidding for a contract to train Saudi prison service staff – if related to the row over Karl Andree’s case – would be unprecedented in the history of the two countries' ties.

The French multi-billionaire François Pinault has created a global commercial powerhouse. Glamour, grit and culture underpin his success, Colin Randall, Foreign Correspondent, writes from Montpellier.

Nadiya Hussain, a 30-year-old mother-of-three, captured the affections of millions of Britons with her cake-making skills, eye-catching facial expressions and self-decprecatory asides, writes Colin Randall.

Colin Randall reflects on the state of pop music

A translation of Michel Houellebecq’s richly satirical book Submission is dark, uplifting and keeps Marine Le Pen out of power.

Governments call for action against the persecution of ethnic or religious minorities, but such discussions will continue to be futile unless firm military action against ISIL and other such terror groups is on the agenda.

Colin Randall writes about the curious case of journalists Eric Laurent and Catherine Graciet who are accused of trying to blackmail King Mohammed VI over a contentious book

Europe's countries need new ideas on how to tackle those whose activities cause concern, writes Colin Randall

Gunman watched extremist video on his phone beforehand, prosecutors say.

Colin Randall looks at various approaches to integrating Muslim students in French schools