Adam Sage

A law banning posts that make alcohol look glamorous or festive leaves difficulties for tastemakers trying to promote the country’s celebrated drink

As two-week sporting spectacle ends, the French capital revels in an outburst of joie de vivre that has let the nation temporarily forget its other problems

‘Positive self-evaluation’ marks a radical shift for a country with strict tradition

The Russian-born billionaire is accused of aiding and abetting crimes ranging from child pornography to money laundering

Trial in Paris will hear how photographer and officer allegedly tipped off by police

Migrants in Dunkirk welcome the end of the policy, but are determined to cross the Channel

President Macron has introduced a ‘digital pause’ but critics say it will be as unsuccessful as his uniform policy

Ministers decry the ‘worrying trend’ of ever more migrants being crammed into each boat after 70 were put on a seven-metre dinghy on Tuesday

The energy giant EDF pledged to rebuild Britain’s atomic power sector, starting with Hinkley Point. But setbacks to a similar project in Normandy throw the UK’s nuclear future into doubt

Owners say the policy is not only failing to put off diners, it’s also encouraging them to order more food as they carry on their conversations