Gavin Mortimer is an author based in Burgundy, having spent many years in Paris. He writes extensively about French politics, terrorism, and sport, while also exploring themes related to culture and society. Gavin's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo News UK, The Catholic Herald, and The Spectator, among others.
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Gavin Mortimer's coverage revolves around French politics, particularly the dynamics between political figures such as Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron. His focus on legal policy regulation and expert commentary suggests he values in-depth analysis from knowledgeable sources within the field of government & politics.
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Once upon a time Frenchmen regarded themselves as the world's greatest lovers. These days they think of themselves more as fighters.
Labour’s dream of rejoining the European Union may be an ambition to warm the heart of Emmanuel Macron but it hasn’t gone down well with Marine Le Pen’s National Rally. She is known for her Euroscepticism, and one of her MEPs has suggested the party may block any attempt by Britain to reverse Brexit. ‘To
France has maxed out on migrants. It's a message that Marine Le Pen's National Rally party has been pushing for years, but it's one now endorsed by the government's Justice Minister.
It is nearly a year since Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron agreed their ‘ground-breaking’ deal to stop the small boats crisis in the Channel. Dubbed the ‘one in, one out’ agreement, the scheme was hailed as a triumph by the Prime Minister, and by...
The Sudanese man who is in custody in Belfast settled in the city after travelling through Paris and Dublin. In 2023, he was given asylum by the British Home Office.
France kick off their World Cup campaign today against Senegal – and it seems almost inevitable that, win or lose, there will be ugly scenes on the streets of France during the tournament.
France kick off their World Cup campaign today against Senegal – and it seems almost inevitable that, win or lose, there will be ugly scenes on the streets of France during the tournament. Shops were looted, cars burned and police officers attacked...
The deal contained a loophole that enabled a handful of deported migrants to return to Britain in the back of a lorry.
France’s summer smash at the cinema is set to be a comedy called The Perfects. It opens next week with an all-star cast that includes Scottish actor Alan Cumming. The Perfects are a family of con-artists who flee France to escape the police and they...
France’s love for Scotland blinds them to its failings, of which, as the English are quick to point out, are many.
