Culture news Conductor Sir John Eliot Gardiner allegedly hits singer World-famous conductor Sir John Eliot Gardiner has been accused of slapping and punching a member of his choir after they exited the podium incorrectly. 24/08/2023
Health news Meet the retired doctors returning to work amid France’s medic crisis A unique medical practice run by retired doctors has opened its doors in rural southern France amid an ongoing healthcare crisis. 24/08/2023
Eco-Innovation This paint made from oyster shells could cool your home by 7°C Cool Roof France has found an innovative way to use the 130,000 tonnes of waste oysters produced every year in France. 23/08/2023
No Comment WATCH: Water jousting competition delights fans in southern French The medieval tradition, held annually in the Mediterranean port city of Sète, attracts thousands of spectators. 22/08/2023
France France puts four departments on a heatwave red alert for Tuesday Extra vigilance ordered in Drôme, Ardèche, Rhône and Haute-Loire. 21/08/2023
Travel News French pharmacies are the latest TikTok travel trend The hashtag #Frenchpharmacy has hit a staggering 130 million views on the video sharing website. 21/08/2023
Sport Paris Olympics swimming test event cancelled over water quality fears The cancellations this weekend pose a new challenge to the Paris Olympics organisers and the city’s ambitions to reopen the iconic river to public swimming after the Games. 20/08/2023
France This medical centre in France has 5,000 patients but no doctors A medical centre in Eastern France was faced with a desperate situation when its last three doctors retired, leaving thousands of patients without adequate access to health care. 19/08/2023
France French school bullies now face a move, not the victim, under new law A new decree allows a bullying student to be transferred to another school. Previously, it was the victim who had to change schools. A cyberstalker from a school other than the victim's may also now be punished. 18/08/2023
France No Seine, no gain: Triathletes compete in 1500m river swim in Paris The countdown to the Olympics and Paralympics in 2024 has begun. 17/08/2023
France France sends elite police unit to Marseille to tackle drugs crimewave CRS 8 special police unit is being deployed to fight against the bloody war for the control of drug trafficking in Marseille. The gang war has killed 12 people since mid-July. 17/08/2023
France WW2: Dig begins for German troops killed by French Resistance fighters Local authorities said in July that a potential "mass grave" had been found near Meymac in the Correze department after a 98-year-old former Resistance fighter went public with claims of the killings. 17/08/2023
Travel News Drunk American tourists get trapped on the Eiffel Tower overnight Parisian authorities say they appear to have got stuck “because of how drunk they were”. 16/08/2023
Culture news Remembering Pierre Seel, gay Holocaust survivor and LGBTQ pioneer On what would have been Pierre Seel's 100th birthday, Euronews Culture commemorates the incredible life of the French Holocaust survivor who defied social conventions to reveal an uncomfortable truth: the experience of Nazi Germany's gay victims. 16/08/2023
France French wildfire near Spain border is under control after evacuations Campers have been allowed to return to their sites after firefighters brought the flames under control 15/08/2023
Travel News Wildfire forces over 3,000 travellers to flee campsites in France Thousands of residents and holidaymakers were forced to leave their homes and campsites as a fast-moving wildfire spread across southwestern France. 15/08/2023
Climate ‘Winter storms’ in August destroy crops in northern France ‘We've never seen anything like it,’ says a French farmer who has lost half of his harvest due to weather extremes. 14/08/2023
Green News 30,000 residents left without reliable water sources as drought hits As Europe continues to experience recording breaking heatwaves, southern France has been hit by severe drought. 14/08/2023
France French police investigate Channel shipwreck that killed at least six An overcrowded vessel attempting to cross from France to UK capsized this week, ending with the death of several Afghan exiles. 13/08/2023
France Eiffel Tower evacuated by police for several hours Paris's most recognisable structure was previously the subject of a bomb threat in 2020. 12/08/2023
France Prosecutors say home in Wintzenheim did not meet safety standards Officials say the holiday home in eastern France where 11 people died in a fire on Wednesday, was not authorised to accommodate members of the public. 11/08/2023
France Who is behind the video calling for the boycott of the Paris Olympics? Was a viral video calling for the boycott of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games really published by a major American news outlet? That’s what a certain Twitter account is trying to portray. 10/08/2023
France France: 11 dead after fire in disabled holiday care home France's Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne visited the scene of the holiday home for people with disabilities in eastern France where 11 people died after a fire broke out early Wednesday. 09/08/2023
Euronews Tech Talks Will blockchain technologies ever become mainstream? | Podcast In this Euronews Tech Talks Q&A episode, we find ourselves in Avignon during one of the world's most important theatre festivals, asking the audience what they know about... blockchain. 09/08/2023
Culture Series Photographer Maï Lucas documents the start of hip-hop in Paris "Hip-hop allowed us to find each other and create together." Mai Lucas' photographs show how hip-hop became the voice of France's multicultural youth. 09/08/2023
Culture news Are the treasures from a Kyiv monastery going to be sold off in Paris? A billboard in Paris is allegedly promoting the sale of precious icons that have been removed from the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra monastery. Many social media users are accusing Ukraine of selling these artefacts to raise money for the army. Euronews fact-checked these claims. 08/08/2023