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The detailed history of a crushed uprising traces discord back to the 1700s. Are there lessons for today’s independence debate?
One of the great wonders of the natural world is still there to inspire us
Tracing the collapse of an exceptional Swedish attitude to immigration
Darren McGarvey draws on his own life story to explore the anger of Britain’s underclass
Look to the Nordic countries for a new, sustainable constitutional settlement, writes Hugh Carnegy
France’s current spate of strikes and blockades threatens the economy, writes Hugh Carnegy
Fine rugs are often overlooked due to the intimidating business of buying them. Hugh Carnegy on how to get good value
Paris waves through takeover of top telecoms tech group by Finnish rival
Patriarch’s leadership spanned a period of great corporate change in Sweden
Concerns fuelled by French recruits to Islamist groups fighting in the Middle East
Economy minister Emmanuel Macron calls for injection of up to €80bn
Authorities fear returning fighters will attack French targets
From state dinners to roller-tours, three years in the heart of the city gave Hugh Carnegy some memorable moments
Writing the country off has become a popular national pursuit, says Hugh Carnegy
Thales boss Lévy backed to lead world’s largest nuclear power generator
France willing to reform but Brussels likely to reject 2015 budget
Employers and unions hold talks on labour market reforms
Ex-president sucked into a less than statesmanlike Punch and Judy show, writes Hugh Carnegy
US parent could buy out park which has suffered from falling visitors and heavy debt
Finance minister also calls for easing of deficit reduction pace
Investigation focuses on whether the bank helped wealthy clients avoid tax
John Lewis boss not alone in criticising the French
Chief says autonomous driving is necessary because of distractions
Peugeot Citroën, Renault increase pressure on Hollande government at Paris motor show
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