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The airline’s chief executive Frédéric Gagey blamed the cuts, to be carried out by the end of 2014, on 'weak demand'.

Organisers of such pageants may face a jail term of up to two years and a fine of 30,000 euros after French MPs vote for new law.

French foreign ministry says it is seeking details on man's death in Cairo, as Egyptian authorities say he was killed by cellmates while in policy custody.

François Fillon causes party row by calling for end to treating the far-right National Front as a political pariah, but analysts see it as merely a tactic.

Foreign ministry says images of seven hostages, including four French, being held by an al-Qaeda affiliate in the Sahel is fresh proof they are alive.

Interior minister Manuel Valls says justice must take its course after protests over detention of Stephan Turk, who killed a robber outside his shop.

The huge figure, which represents 95.1 percent of France's GDP, is far higher than previous government estimates.

France's Laurent Fabius says UN report leaves no doubt that Syrian government is responsible for chemical attack but Russians still blame rebels.

French transport authorities torn over whether to order genuine crackdown or simply give up the fight and make all public transport free of charge.

President Hollande drawn into high-profile case which has seen many suporters backing actions of a man who could face life in prison for murder.