Eurostar axes 20 trains a week between London and Brussels
Falling demand for travel between the British and Belgian capitals will see Channel Tunnel services slashed from January
Paris
Paris business hub launches campaign to lure UK companies after Brexit
'Tired of the fog? Try the frogs. Choose Paris La Defense,' says advertising campaign
Paris men tired of gang stereotypes start trend to cook for refugees
'This will show what our neighbourhoods are really like – people usually see drugs and violence'
Paris attacks suspect's lawyers say they will 'no longer defend him'
'The real victims of this are the victims of the Paris attacks. They have a right to know'
Kim Kardashian was held up at gunpoint in her Paris hotel room
The reality TV star was 'badly shaken up but physically unharmed'
Five-star hotel ordered to pay £50,000 to cleaner molested by guest
Ruling comes six years after alleged sexual assault against female cleaner involving member of Qatari prince's entourage
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French court to rule whether citizens can smile in passport photos
Senior civil servant launches legal bid ‘to give the depressed nation a morale boost’
Paris approves plans for nudist park
The location is expected to be ‘near a lake, in a regulated setting with no threat to public order’
Paris approves plan to ban cars along stretch of River Seine
The length of road which is part of a UNESCO heritage site is used by 43,000 cars a day
Two people in critical condition after man opens fire near Paris
Elite police officers surround the apartment where suspect has taken refuge
Paris nudists to get their own green space to roam in and hang out
‘We need to find the right place and we don’t want to upset anyone or ruffle feathers’
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Three men arrested 'after gang rape at Eiffel Tower'
The victim was allegedly lured on a 'date' via Facebook
Police shut down part down part of Paris after false alarm
Police say there is 'no danger' to public after lifting cordon in French capital
Frankfurt tempts London's banks with fire at will plans
Germany's financial capital would like to adopt some of London's flexible labour laws for top earners in an attempt to lure some of the finance jobs that are set to be relocated from Brexit Britain
French PM says 15,000 are being radicalised and warns of new attacks
Manuel Valls admits ‛we are a target and more innocent people will die’