David Cameron

French foreign minister reacts to British PM's attack, citing sizeable presence of Russian oligarchs in London and the 'financial sector'.

President François Hollande has played a background role in saga over who should be Commission president as UK and Germany slug it out.

At Anglo-French summit Hollande dismays UK premier by saying he has no desire for a new treaty before next presidential elections in 2017.

French president thought unlikely to back British prime minister's call for greater EU 'flexibility' in first Anglo-French summit for four years.

UK premier's talk of countries with 'increasing unemployment, industrial stagnation and enterprise in free-fall' seen as attack on French policies.

French president 'has warned' UK prime minister over referendum gamble that he will not agree to EU reform for Cameron's domestic political gain.

Germany and France insist that they both want the UK to remain an active and constructive member of the EU but, they warn, not at any price.

David Cameron has been “reassured” by President Hollande over plans to levy punitive new taxes on British owners of French holiday homes.

France's President Normal is due to meet the 'chillaxing' British prime minister in London, but there are plenty of tensions in the relationship.

A study just published by the French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE) reveals that the richest 20% of households in France own 71% of all household wealth. Mediapart finance and economics correspondent Laurent Mauduit argues here why that and other telling statistics from the study highlight the urgency of the new French socialist government’s fiscal reform plans, and shine a harsh light on the hypocritical attack launched against them by British PM David Cameron.

UK PM David Cameron slams French President François Hollande's plans to raise taxes on the wealthy while meeting business leaders at G-20 summit.

Britain threatens cuts in generous EU subsidies to French farmers if President François Hollande challenges its annual EU budget rebate.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron and French President Nicolas Sarkozy agree to civil nuclear energy development pact at a summit in Paris.

UK PM David Cameron says London will greet French banks fleeing transaction tax and dismisses French president's 'Britain has no industry' claim.

As President Sarkozy pushes for a financial transaction tax, UK Prime Minister David Cameron says he would veto any EU-wide measure.