Why is it a bank holiday in Monaco today and how is it celebrated? It is one of the biggest celebrations of the year in the principality
Endurance swimmer forced to end Mediterranean record attempt after 100km He spent two days and two nights in the water without stopping
Swimmer to attempt 3-day, 3 night non-stop Corsica to Monaco crossing Noam Yaron wants to draw attention to the need to protect the Mediterranean sea - and to set a new world record for amount of time in the water
news What’s coming up? The week (November 14) ahead in France Medical testing laboratories go on strike, local tax deadlines loom for some, France’s fuel discount reduces, a hunting accident trial begins and more
Monaco trials free bus services - here's what you need to know The free bus service will be available to both residents and visitors to Monaco
UK-France ferries, plane veers off Paris runway: Eight travel updates We also look at Monaco’s trial of free buses, a new Bordeaux-airport tram service and how a train passenger was fined when her phone died during ticket check
Five French towns for day trips into Spain, Switzerland and Germany Walk over the Large Hadron collider or step into a different time zone, we share five places you can stroll from France to a foreign town
New square in Monaco marks Joséphine Baker’s links with Princess Grace Joséphine Baker has been also recently honoured with a place in the Panthéon, France’s tomb of heroes – the first black woman there
Monaco launches Covid-19 health pass system for EU travel The scheme is similar to the French one and allows people to show proof of their Covid-19 status through vaccination certificates and test results
Are Covid rules for travelling to Monaco the same as for France? Travellers to Monaco will have to enter via France and will be subject to its rules, as well as rules specific to Monaco
Sarkozy to face trial on corruption charge Former president Nicolas Sarkozy is to face trial in October accused of attempting to unlawfully obtain confidential inform-ation from a court official.
Mill worker’s wheel expertise broke Monte Carlo’s bank Similarities between mill and roulette wheels allowed a working-class Yorkshireman to break the bank – legally – at Monte Carlo almost 140 years ago.
Election does not stop our embassy work continuing Every month the British Ambassador to France, Ed Llewellyn, shares an insight into his role; below is his December column
Monaco drivers face French speed fines Monaco drivers will now pay speeding fines if flashed in France as the two governments agreed to target offenders. Jodie Foster in Monaco for breast cancer events Monaco Historique relives days when men, not cars, won races Labrador Tag Feed