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A general view of Quiberon, in western France, site of a major cluster of Covid-19 infections.

High-risk Covid cluster identified in top French holiday destination Quiberon

Quiberon coronavirus

Covid-19 - Brittany

France slaps Covid-19 curfew on popular Brittany beach resort in Quiberon

Nokia said demand is strong for the next generation of mobile phone networks, known as 5G

Anger in France as Nokia announces layoffs

President of National Rally, Marine Le Pen, makes a speech in front of the French free Navy monument on Sein island, Brittany, 17 June 2020.

French far-right leader to file complaint over exclusion from WWII commemoration

2020-06-16 france history de gaulle

Charles de Gaulle’s June 18 call to resist Nazis still defines France 80 years on

Residents of Nice enjoy a post-lockdown swim at the beach. May 2020

France prepares for first bank holiday rush since lockdown lifted

President of Ile-de-France Valérie Pécresse visits a lab in Villiers-le-Bel

Covid-19 Clusters

25 new clusters of Covid-19 in France, as massive testing gets underway

French beach

Lifting lockdown

France eases beach lockdowns on Atlantic coast – with conditions

Smurfs - Schtroumpfs rally Landerneau Bretagne

France - Coronavirus

French mayor defends Smurf rally after outcry over coronavirus

Co-winners: French linguist Noël René Toudic, left, and author Roger Faligot stand beside the engraved rock near Plougastel-Daoulas in the French region of Brittany.

Centuries-old mystery inscription yields tragic tale of death at sea

A woman carrying a child walks past security forces in a riot affected area after clashes erupted between people demonstrating for and against a new citizenship law in New Delhi, India, February 26, 2020.

Paris Live, Wednesday 26 February 2020

The oyster farmers say wastewater is to blame for the outbreak of norovirus, or the winter vomit bug, along the coast of Brittany.

Raw sewage gave Brittany oysters vomiting bug, say angry farmers

Spotlight on France episode 26

Spotlight on France

Podcast: Strikes, chasing franglais, code-breaking in Brittany and Nostradamus' predictions

A mysterious engraving on a rock on the coast of Brittany has baffled the surrounding community for generations. It’s known locally as the “rocher du Caro”, after the village of Le Caro across the bay, in the municipality of Plougastel-Daoulas.

Brittany rock puzzle continues to confound and mystify

Pigs on the Ferme de la Lande, raised on straw

Raising pork in Brittany the eco-friendly way

Seaweed cleared on the coast at Saint Michel-en-Greve, Brittany

environment - france

France sued for failing to stop spread of killer seaweed in Brittany

Plougastel-Daoulas invites you to try and decipher the inscriptions on their Rocher du Caro

2,000 euros if you can unravel the mystery of Brittany stone engraving

Jean-Luc Thomas continually enriches his flute playing with musicians all over the world

World Music Matters

Jean-Luc Thomas: flute player, horse-whisperer

Redheads together at the Red Love festival

French redheads flock to Red Love festival

The coast off Finistère where the Cordelière warship was sunk during a 16th-century battle

France to relaunch search for 16th-century shipwrecks

French President Emmanuel Macron at the Saint-Nazaire shipyard in May

France to nationalise shipyard to block Italian bid

Winds lash the Brittany coast in January

70,000 homes without electricity as high winds hit France

"In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes," Benjamin Franklin, in a letter to Jean-Baptiste Leroy, 1789

Frenchwoman receives tax bill - in her grave

High-flying women

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