Charles Bremner

The 2009 plane crash that killed 228 people triggered a legal marathon and two firms have now been convicted of corporate manslaughter, but the saga is far from over

The affluent retirees who moan about their lot may be the the imaginings of a satirist, but they are striking a chord across France

Two Paris institutions and legendary resorts in Biarritz and Saint-Tropez have lost the ultimate hospitality designation, causing dismay in the industry

A show of amateur snapshots reveals a gritty city in the process of transition that stands in stark contrast to the opulent metropolis of today

Patrick Bruel faces allegations by 13 women, including three rapes between 1997 and 2001

Future Combat Air System has been scrapped due to acrimony between the countries’ military plane makers

Emmanuel Grégoire is expanding the city’s power to pre-empt property sales and convert buildings into subsidised housing

Cédric Jubillar admitted hiding his wife Delphine’s body after an argument ‘got out of hand’ in 2020, despite years of professing his innocence

The ‘signalmen of the sky’ have caused widespread disruption through repeated strikes and a poor work ethic, the Senate and the Court of Auditors find

New York’s first lady skipped the July 4 events to co-host a ‘spiritual retreat’ for Muslim women seeking wellness at the Couvent de Pozzo in Corsica