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‘The day it goes wrong? We won’t know about it … ’: life next door to a nuclear power station

France has 56 reactors – more than any other European nation. What is it like to swim, play and live in their shadow?

The Guardian - UK

Photographer Sebastião Salgado at 80: ‘They say I was an aesthete of misery’

The legendary photojournalist looks back on a life committed to documenting people and the planet, and explains why nature became his focus

The Guardian - UK

‘When I was 21 it was already too late’: an extract from Change by Édouard Louis

In this short passage from his new novel, the French writer examines his compulsion to write about his own life

The Guardian - UK

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‘Era of gigantism is over’: why Paris chose banlieue for its Olympic Village

Residents and mayors of once-neglected northern outskirts see lasting change as area is already focus of regeneration

The Guardian - UK

Anatomy of a Fall director Justine Triet: ‘I didn’t feel that French cinema wanted me around’

When the film-maker won this year’s Palme d’Or, she shocked France with her acceptance speech. Here, the unrepentant auteur talks about women on trial – and working with her husband

The Guardian - UK

‘I have fought every day since’: Assa Traoré’s campaign for justice after brother died in police custody

Death of Adama Traoré in 2016 renewed allegations of racism and violence in French police forces

The Guardian - UK

‘Protege! Would you use that word for a man?’ Claire Denis on rum, Africa and rethinking MeToo

Choose your words carefully with France’s most brilliant – and formidable – film director, as she discusses being bourgeois, Harvey Weinstein, and her latest movie, Stars at Noon

The Guardian - UK

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Blind date goes to Paris: ‘We went to a bar – then to her place. I won’t elaborate!’

In a global dating special, Amir, 23, model and actor, meets Noa, 26, creative director

The Guardian - UK

‘Croissants are moving on’: the vegan chefs reinventing French pâtisserie

In Paris and beyond, plant-based bakeries are trying to win over non-vegans with new takes on classics

The Guardian - UK

‘Colour is in my blood!’: the vivid life of artist Sheila Hicks

She was taught by Josef Albers, bought rugs for Stanley Kubrick, and lives where Dr Guillotin experimented with his equipment. Yet, at 87, there’s only one person the great textile artist wants to impress

The Guardian - UK

‘It plunged me back to waiting for a period’: Annie Ernaux and Audrey Diwan on abortion film Happening

An award-winning new drama tells of a young woman’s quest for an illegal abortion in 1960s France. Its director and the writer on whose autobiography it is based explain why the subject is still important

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