France

Dog Catches Monkeypox In France In First Suspected Human-To-Pet Transmission

“Our findings should prompt debate on the need to isolate pets from monkeypox virus-positive individuals,” researchers wrote.
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What Europe Is Doing To Lower Energy Bills – Compared To Our Inaction

Governments move to cap wholesale price rises, cut the price of public transport and subsidise power plants.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg Admits He 'Got It Wrong' Over Brexit Dover Queues

"Yes, of course I got it wrong but I got it wrong for the right reason."
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Tory Members Don't Want To Prioritise Climate Action. Does The Rest Of The UK Agree?

Britain's soaring temperature is breaking records, but it's unclear how this might play into the Conservative Party leadership contest.
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Europe Broils In Heatwave That Fuels Fires In France And Spain

Two people were killed in the blazes in Spain that the country’s prime minister linked to global warming, saying: “Climate change kills.”
By Robert Edme and John Leicester, AP

France Goes To The Polls In First Round Of Crunch Presidential Election

Emmanuel Macron is fighting off an insurgency from the far-right's Marine Le Pen.
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With Le Pen Breathing Down Macron's Neck, Is France About To Have Its Brexit?

With a far-right upset possible, here's what you need to know about the French presidential election.
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Everything We Know So Far About The New Variant Detected In France

At least 12 people have been reported to have been infected with the new strain.
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5 Ways To Help Prevent Further Tragedy In The English Channel

Wednesday was the deadliest day on record for people trying to get to the UK through the Channel.
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Liz Truss Gives France 48 Hours To Settle Fishing Dispute Before The UK 'Takes Action'

"We are simply not going to roll over in the face of these threats," the foreign secretary said.
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