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The bill, which has prompted weeks of nationwide protsests from unions and student groups, would free up hire and fire conditions for employers.

French TV channel Canal Plus broadcasts secretly recorded film shot over six months within group in France planning suicide attack.

The Financial Times cites April letter by Philippe Hébert who underlines 'particularly poor' control services that leave 'serious risks of money laundering'.

A Paris court is to rule later this month whether a photographer breached personal privacy rules by taking a harrowing photo of a Bataclan theatre victim.

Around 500 migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa and Afghanistan and sheltering under an overhead metro line, were taken to accomodation centres.

Appeal court orders Jean-Claude Mas, 76, must serve four-years in jail and pay a 75,000-euro fine amid ongoing legal action over defective implant sales.

Jean-Marc Janaillac, head of French bus and train operator Transdev, will replace the airline's CEO and chairman Alexandre de Juniac in August.

Police responded with tear gas when youths began throwing missiles, bringing the protest march in Paris to a standstill.

President's comments came after one of the largest prayer halls in French island's capital Ajaccio suffered major damage in a fire.

Move comes at time of growing regional terror threats and after Islamist attack on Grand Bassam beach resort in March that left 19 people dead.