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Grenoble city council tried to approve the full-body swimsuits, but a high-level court says no.

Flight attendants may walk-out for nine days in July, adding to holiday woes for travellers.

Some potential sponsors are now undergoing safeguarding checks.

Elisabeth Borne was criticised by some commentators after Mr Macron's coalition lost its majority on Sunday.

The UN says more than 13 million people have fled their homes since the Russian invasion.

The hand-cranked washing machines are designed to make it easier for refugees to get access to clean clothes.

Dmitry Muratov says all the money from the auction will go to help refugees from the war in Ukraine.

Russia is stopping grain leaving Ukrainian ports, sparking warnings tens of millions risk famine.

The EU calls on Russia to end its Ukrainian port blockade, and the teenage band reunited amid the war.

Cities across the UK have expressed interest in staging the 2023 show if it ends up in the UK.

Government proposals to move away from EU data-protection laws post-Brexit have had a mixed reaction.

The big winners of France's elections are poles apart but share the aim of opposing Macron.

All that remains of Congo's murdered leader Patrice Lumumba is handed to his family in Brussels.

A bereaved father in Ukraine is separated from his daughter, who is receiving medical treatment abroad.

Some claim the arrival of small boats in the Channel shows that migrants are undeterred by the government's Rwanda plan