Charles Bremner is the France correspondent for The Times, with a focus on covering news and stories related to France. He is also an experienced pilot and cyclist. Charles has contributed to various publications, including IFLR, Stuff, and The Australian.
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Charles Bremner's coverage primarily focuses on French politics, culture, art, and immigration. His emphasis is particularly on evolving stories, government announcements, legal policy regulation and breaking news related to these topics.
When reaching out to Charles with a pitch or as a source of information for a story he's covering, consider providing insights into ongoing political developments in France or cultural events that have significance within the country. Additionally, if you possess expertise in French law and its impact on society or are closely involved with current affairs in France such as immigration policies and their implications, your perspectives may be valuable to him.
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The leader of the radical left France Unbowed party has called for impeachment proceedings against President Macron for his failure to anoint a new government six weeks after his defeat in a snap
By: Charles Bremner
Hiromi Rollin, 66, who was evicted from the French actor’s home last year, has accused his three children of ‘inhumane’ behaviour
President to speak to main party leaders amid claims he is denying electoral defeat and stalling for time to build a coalition compatible with his centrist bloc
Speed cameras and breath tests have tamed the wilder habits of French drivers, but the annual holiday migrations remain a test of nerves
Marine Le Pen demands that National Assembly be recalled so that French right can vote to block government of the left
The woman said she was ‘drugged in a bar on Friday night’ in the third reported assault in the city involving a British woman in the past year
By: Paris, Charles Bremner
Pictures of the sleeping woman, allegedly taken by Dominique Pélicot, who has admitted drugging his spouse, Gisèle, have been presented at his trial
The daughter of Dominique Pélicot, who is on trial in France for inviting dozens of men to rape his wife, has called for awareness of ‘chemical submission’
President Macron is said to be considering the former Brexit negotiator to end seven weeks of deadlock over forming a new government
The former Brexit negotiator will avoid being influenced by the president or Marine Le Pen as he tries to solve France’s political crisis
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