France's Restaurant Crisis: 25 Closures Daily
Traditional French restaurants face a catastrophe, with 25 closing daily. Changing habits, fast food, and tax rules are killing the long lunch. Discover the crisis reshaping France.
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French Restaurants in Crisis: 25 Close Daily
France's iconic restaurant scene faces a catastrophe, with 25 closures daily. Changing habits, fast food, and tax rules threaten the nation's beloved dining culture. Read the full analysis.
France grants citizenship to George and Amal Clooney
The French government has naturalised George Clooney and his wife Amal, citing their contribution to France's standing. A minister hinted at 'special treatment'. Read the full story.
French film A French Youth explores bullfighting's complex legacy
The new French film A French Youth premieres at Cannes, exploring the controversial world of bullfighting through a young man's struggle for identity and paternal approval. Discover the cinematic debate.
Survey: 21% of Brits Got Unwanted Christmas Gifts
A new survey reveals over a fifth of Britons received disappointing Christmas presents, from used pyjamas to rotten fruit. Discover the worst gifts and expert tips on returns.
Apple Appeals £1.5bn UK App Store Overcharging Ruling
Apple is appealing a landmark UK court ruling that found it overcharged 36 million customers. The case could see users receive up to £75 each and is part of a wider £6bn legal battle against big tech. Read the full story.
Apple Appeals £1.5bn UK App Store Overcharging Ruling
Apple seeks to overturn a landmark £1.5bn verdict for overcharging UK App Store users. If it fails, millions could receive compensation. Discover the details of the case and other major claims against tech giants.
Easter Eggs on Sale in UK Before Christmas
Poundland shoppers are stunned to see Easter eggs on shelves before Christmas. Critics call it 'brazen consumerism' as seasonal lines blur. Read the full story.
France's New 78,000-Ton Aircraft Carrier to Launch in 2038
President Macron announces a new French nuclear aircraft carrier, boosting defence spending. The vessel, set for 2038, will carry 30 jets and 2,000 sailors. Read the full strategic analysis.
Visa and Mastercard settle ATM fee lawsuit for £1.2bn
Visa and Mastercard agree to a £1.2bn settlement over ATM fee claims, potentially affecting millions of UK consumers. Discover what this means for you.
French MP Clémentine Autain to Resist Far-Right Rule
French left-wing MP Clémentine Autain declares intent to resist a far-right government, warning of a 'regime change' and calling for mass mobilisation. Read her full strategy.
Black Friday online spending hits record high with AI surge
UK shoppers spent a record £9.4bn online this Black Friday, with AI-driven traffic to retail sites soaring 770%. Discover how tech is reshaping holiday spending.
McDonald's Big Tasty shrinks, fans call it a 'con'
McDonald's UK fans are furious as the Big Tasty burger is significantly downsized. Read why customers feel 'conned' and are vowing to boycott the item.
US extends Michigan coal plant, critics cite $80m cost
The Trump administration extends a Michigan coal plant's operation, citing grid emergency. Critics challenge the move, with costs hitting $80 million. Read the full story.
TalkTalk announces £4 monthly price rise for new customers
TalkTalk increases prices for new and re-contracting customers by £4 monthly from April 2026. Discover how this compares to other providers and what it means for your bills.
AI Chatbots Give Inaccurate Financial Advice to UK Consumers
A Which? study exposes major AI chatbots providing dangerously incorrect financial guidance on investments, tax, and insurance. Discover the risks and protect yourself.
France secures release of citizen held in Venezuela
France announces the successful diplomatic release of French-Chilean national Camilo Castro after four months detained in Venezuela. Discover how French diplomacy achieved this result.
Scottish Consumers Most Savvy in UK - Which? Survey
Groundbreaking research from consumer champion Which? shows Scottish residents lead the nation in shopping awareness and consumer rights knowledge, outperforming other UK regions.
France displays crown jewels as symbols of democracy
France makes powerful statement about its republican values with unprecedented public display of crown jewels at the Louvre, challenging monarchical traditions.
The Rot in French Politics: Endemic Corruption Exposed
From presidential palaces to parliamentary chambers, France's political elite has been plagued by corruption scandals for decades. Explore the deep-rooted culture of impunity that continues to undermine democracy.
Brigitte Macron wins harassment case against Candace Owens
Brigitte Macron secures legal victory as French court finds Candace Owens guilty of harassment for spreading false conspiracy theories about the French First Lady's past.
Brigitte Macron's tax records hacked in security breach
French President Emmanuel Macron's wife, Brigitte Macron, has become the target of sophisticated hackers who illegally accessed her tax records and personal documents in a major security breach that's raising alarm bells across Europe.
Best French Press Coffee Makers UK Tested
Discover the best French press coffee makers that survived rigorous UK testing. From budget finds to luxury contenders, we reveal which cafetières deliver the perfect cuppa.
Korean shoppers' surprising Costco obsession with South Dakota
Discover the surprising consumer trend seeing South Korean shoppers flock to South Dakota's Costco warehouses, creating an unexpected retail phenomenon that's reshaping shopping habits across continents.
Brits cut Christmas spending by £100 amid cost crisis
UK consumers plan to cut festive spending by nearly £100 this Christmas, with parties, gifts and food budgets all facing reductions amid financial pressures.
Dangerous products sold on Amazon and Etsy to UK shoppers
Exclusive investigation reveals hundreds of hazardous items being sold to British shoppers through major online platforms, raising serious health concerns.
Soaring restaurant prices force Brits to dine out less
New YouGov research reveals how escalating restaurant costs are transforming British eating habits, with millions cutting back on meals out as inflation bites the hospitality sector.
Sarkozy granted permanent police protection in prison
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy receives unprecedented 24/7 police protection while serving prison sentence, raising questions about VIP treatment in justice system.
Sarkozy sentenced to prison in La Santé corruption case
Exclusive: Nicolas Sarkozy's legal troubles deepen as he's ordered to serve time in historic La Santé prison following corruption conviction. The former French leader's dramatic fall from grace continues.
French Crown Jewels Sold Off in 1887, Expert Reveals
Shocking discovery reveals France's priceless crown jewels were systematically dismantled and sold by the government in 1887, leaving the Louvre without its most spectacular gems.
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