16th-century gallows and dozens of skeletons discovered in France Archaeologists have identified a 16th-century gallows structure and nearly a dozen mass burial pits in Grenoble, France. LiveScience · Dec 12, 2025
France struggles to contain cattle lumpy skin disease as farmers' protests spread Strict culling rules ignite nationwide anger as cases of the deadly outbreak of lumpy skin disease, which cannot be passed on to humans, surge in the southwest of the country Euronews · Dec 12, 2025
As NHS braces for record flu cases, is the strain active in continental Europe too? Mutations thought to be spreading flu faster and earlier, with vaccines less effective than hoped The Guardian - UK · Dec 12, 2025
In 2018, France’s most notorious gangster concocted a genius plan to escape prison, all he’d need was was guns, smoke bombs, and a helicopter Rédoine Faïd somehow had the whole of France cheering him on with his bold escape strategy. We Got This Covered · Dec 12, 2025
French farmers protest over compulsory cattle culls amid disease outbreak French farmers stepped up their campaign against agricultural policy and animal health rules this week, with protests in south-western France highlighting growing anger over the compulsory slaughter of cattle following outbreaks of lumpy skin disease. Radio France Internationale · Dec 12, 2025
Hot off the press: How Hutchinson uses century-old equipment to make modern race tyres in the heart of France We go inside the factory which features 100-year-old machines, steam power, and a delightful cafeteria Cycling News · Dec 12, 2025
The 10 Biggest Shock Results in World Cup History—Ranked Some of the World Cup’s most stunning results have sparked trauma among nations. Sports Illustrated · Dec 11, 2025
'Every time there's a big rape case in France, it's like we're just discovering it' When 25-year-old independent journalist Anna Margueritat covered the Pelicot mass rape trial in the south of France last year, she drew on her own experience as a victim of sexual violence – and in doing so, found a new strength. Radio France Internationale · Dec 11, 2025
French aid groups complain of harassment by British anti-immigration vigilantes Charities in northern France say they are concerned by the presence of British anti-immigration agitators on beaches and near migrant camps. The groups have filmed themselves for social media attempting to intimidate people waiting to cross the Channel and the aid workers supporting them. Radio France Internationale · Dec 11, 2025
Tadej Pogačar's final challenges: A fifth Tour de France title – It feels like an inevitability Slovenian could probably win a sixth Tour too, if he wants to Cycling News · Dec 11, 2025
Decathlon CMA CGM unveil ambitious plans to win a Monument and target Grand Tours – Including who will lead their Tour de France effort Tour team likely to be shaped around debutant Olav Kooij's sprint campaign, with Paul Seixas undecided between Tour and Vuelta Cycling News · Dec 11, 2025
Ryanair cuts one million more seats to Europe over aviation tax row The budget airline has also reduced its schedule in the Azores and France The Independent UK · Dec 11, 2025
French police arrest 20 men over purchase of childlike sex dolls online Police arrested about 20 people across France on Wednesday on suspicion of buying childlike sex dolls online, sources close to the investigation said, confirming reports in the French press. Radio France Internationale · Dec 11, 2025
Watch the video: Will French sex workers become 'empresses in their kingdom'? French far right wants to reopen brothels and put sex workers in charge — will they succeed? Euronews · Dec 11, 2025
Euronews · Dec 11, 2025 Europe Today: Ukraine, migration... and brothels to reopen in France? Watch Europe Today, Euronews' new flagship morning show live at 8 am Brussels time. In just 15 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.
The Guardian - UK · Dec 11, 2025 ‘Like a rock star’: the global reverence for Martin Parr’s class-conscious photography Unfettered love for late photographer in France and elsewhere stands in contrast to occasional reservations in UK
Motorsport · Dec 11, 2025 'Outraged' Bass Pro Shops CEO writes scorching letter to NASCAR over Childress insults Bass Pro Shops founder and CEO Johnny Morris has come to the defense of NASCAR team owner Richard Childress
International Business Times UK · Dec 10, 2025 Brigitte Macron Sparks Outrage For Allegedly Calling Feminist Protesters 'Dirty B*tches' Brigitte Macron faces backlash after allegedly calling feminist protesters 'dirty b*tches' during a private backstage conversation.
The Independent UK · Dec 10, 2025 Humans made fire 350,000 years earlier than we thought, scientists discover Fire-cracked flint and heated sediments have been found at a disused clay pit in Suffolk
International Business Times UK · Dec 10, 2025 Candace Owens Claims Macron's Alleged Hitman Now Living Near Her In Tennessee Under Fake Name US commentator Candace Owens claims a Macron-linked hitman is living near her in Tennessee under a fake identity, despite denials and no verified evidence.
Cycling News · Dec 10, 2025 No Giro d'Italia for Remco Evenepoel in 2026 and co-leadership at Tour de France as Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe reveal Grand Tour plans and star signing's race schedule Olympic champion to start season in Mallorca then head to Valencia, and do at least some of the Ardennes Classics
Radio France Internationale · Dec 10, 2025 Habitat loss drives France's biodiversity collapse, but recovery still possible France’s wildlife is in crisis, but the few species that receive real protection show that long-term, well-funded action can reverse the trend, says the World Wildlife Fund France's annual biodiversity report. The challenge is not a lack of solutions, but a lack of commitment.
The Independent UK · Dec 10, 2025 ‘You’re not welcome in our country’: The far-right agitators travelling to Calais to abuse small-boat migrants SPECIAL REPORT : Anti-migrant activists are increasingly making trips to northern France to harass migrants and charity workers. Holly Bancroft examines this disturbing new trend
Radio France Internationale · Dec 10, 2025 French region bans nitrous oxide after fatal crashes and rising misuse France's eastern Jura region has banned the possession and consumption of nitrous oxide in public spaces for three and a half months, targeting young people's recreational use of the so-called "laughing gas" after recent fatal accidents.
Radio France Internationale · Dec 10, 2025 French government survives cliffhanger vote on social security France’s National Assembly narrowly approved the 2026 social security budget late Tuesday, giving Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu an important victory as he pushed a compromise through a deeply divided parliament without using article 49.3, which lets a government force a bill through without a vote.