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Ten people convicted for cyber-bullying of France's first lady Brigitte Macron

France’s first lady brought legal action against people who falsely claimed she was born a man

Detainees being held under controversial scheme say Home Office has caused them ‘severe psychological harm’

On 8 December, 2024, Paris's Notre-Dame Cathedral reopened its doors after five years of restoration work, following a devastating fire in April 2019. Since then, visitor numbers have reached a record high – making Notre-Dame the most visited monument in France in 2025.

Social media platform’s Grok AI chatbot accused of digitally stripping women and children in response to user prompts

The France international faces a late fitness test for Real Madrid’s trip to Jeddah.

France's main Braille publisher is in financial crisis after a bold decision to sell its embossed books for the same price as standard ones. Its future raises the broader question of whether printed Braille still matters in the digital age – as its staff and visually impaired volunteers believe it…

The French government has said it is tightening checks on around a dozen food ⁠imports in a bid to ease concerns of farmers who have been protesting at what they say is unfair competition from countries with looser regulations.

France’s political class has largely condemned the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro ​by US armed forces, but President Emmanuel Macron has denounced neither the method nor the intervention itself, saying the Venezuelan people should "rejoice". France's leftwing parties have slammed his comments as a "disgrace".

The United Kingdom says it joined France in overnight air strikes on an underground facility near Palmyra in Syria that is believed to have been used by the Islamic State (IS) armed group to store weapons.

Major exhibitions and commissions will honor Nicéphore Niépce's invention and explore photography's evolution from 1826 to today.