-
‘No evidence third party involved’ in deaths of British couple in south-west France
Investigators update The Connexion on Dawn Kerr and Andrew Searle case
-
MPs push to remove low emission zones in France
Critics say the zones penalise lower-income households, but the government has warned abolishing them could cost billions
-
Trump tariffs: Americans in France hit by dollar drop
Europe has said the tariffs will cause the economy to ‘massively suffer’ as France plans retaliation
Smart coffee break launched in France
A new brasserie has opened where people can drink and discover how to use their smartphones or tablets.

Self-confessed geek Jean-Yves Borie De Sinety said he opened the Brasseries du Savoir in Limoges as he was often asked for help.
He said he could help young people compile a CV or identify fake news.
The 90-minute lessons cost €25.
Stay informed:
Sign up to our free weekly e-newsletter
Subscribe to access all our online articles and receive our printed monthly newspaper The Connexion at your home. News analysis, features and practical help for English-speakers in France