In this edition: there are five thousand illegal workers across France. At the week end, the French government announced it was planning to toughen sanctions against companies who employ illegal immigrants. Will it really happen?
In this edition: Nicolas Sarkozy wants to transfer the remains of the writer Albert Camus to the Pantheon but the plan has run into opposition from the Nobel laureate’s son. What will happen to the author of 'La Peste'?
Most French papers lead with the second leg of the France-Ireland playoff for World Cup qualification. The match takes place at Stade de France tonight at 9pm, Paris time.
The law commission of France's National Assembly has rejected calls by the Socialist opposition to probe the French presidency's use of opinion polls, calling the request "unconstitutional".
In this edition: controversy erupts over Goncourt prize winner Marie NDiaye's anti-Sarkozy comments; convicted in the Angolagate arms trial, former minister Charles Pasqua points the finger; and we look at the would-be king of France, Jean d'Orléans.
A bid by France's left-wing opposition to have parliament investigate a flurry of opinion polls commissioned by the French presidency has cleared a first hurdle after the speaker of the lower chamber said he would not hinder the move.
Half way through his five-year mandate, French President Nicolas Sarkozy is struggling to reverse his steady decline in opinion polls. What has gone wrong since his triumphant election two and a half years ago?
The French president has admitted to “having committed an error” by letting his son seek a job managing France's top business district, the La Defense skyscraper park west of Paris, according to a source at the Elysée presidential palace.
