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‘I became a cop watcher. I was filming every time there was confrontation’
Ladj Ly’s Les Misérables marks documentary maker’s big league arrival
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Coronavirus: France turns to literature amid the despair of pandemic
Paris Letter: The French are finding relevance in books about epidemics and confinement
‘France is in trouble . . . hear us, Mr President’
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France and me: The most rewarding relationship of my life
My love affair with France has been at times irrational, mysterious and unpredictable
French social discontent gets a look-in at Cannes
Flying saucers turn out to be recurrent motif, as zombie comedy gets mixed reception
France: Police fire tear gas in clashes with yellow-vest protestors
Demonstrators criticise fundraising for Notre Dame rebuild as not for ‘the poor’
Notre Dame cathedral, symbol of Paris, devastated by fire
Lara Marlowe: Parisians watch as 200-year-old spire collapses
Our Lady of Paris: a history of Notre Dame cathedral
To many Parisians, the 850-year-old landmark is simply the heart of their city
Neck trouble, philosophy and defiance: A literary guide to middle age
Our middle years have had a makeover thanks to some excellent recent literature
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French territory New Caledonia to vote on independence
Former colony 17,000km from mainland France has waited 30 years for referendum
Eugène Delacroix: Reflections on a revolution in art
The painter fell in and out of favour with critics. A new exhibition shows his continuing relevance
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From Notre Dame to Haji Ali Dargah Mosque, a parade of holy places in fiction
Since Chaucer there has been a rich tradition of writers inspired by religious buildings
Is this it? Women and the modern mid-life crisis
The 45-60 age bracket is a time in life when women are often at their most vulnerable
France celebrates its World Cup heroes amid surge in national unity
French team stages victory parade down the Champs-Élysées and visits presidential palace
Béatrice Dalle: ‘I’ve never thought I’m beautiful, but I have a power of attraction’
The ‘Betty Blue’ actor on her love affair with Rupert Everett and why Jesus is sexy
Dark humoured doctors need to watch their language
Medical argot, beloved by the profession, can stray into unacceptable territory when carelessly applied to patients
Terry Waite: ‘People were surprised I had a sense of humour’
Waite, who was released from captivity over 25 years ago, on Islamism, Trump and his lost years
Former president says it’s ‘no time for silence’ on migrant rights
Bells ring out at churches across Ireland and internationally in support of refugees
François Hollande looks to revive ghostly ‘cradle of Paris’
Historic Île de la Cité to become ‘a real neighbourhood’ if architect has his way
Paris for kids: something for everyone in the city of love
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