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• Summer sessions: Laurent Garnier

  12 Sep 2014: For the last in our series of summer playlists, we present an exclusive mixtape from renowned DJ Laurent Garnier - inspired by holidays spent relaxing in the south of France

• London fashion week: Sam Taylor-Johnson show reveals 'spirit' of Chanel

  11 Sep 2014: Second Floor exhibition aims to create psychological portrait of late designer in form of 34 photos of preserved Paris apartment

• From the archive, 11 September 1965: An awkward interview with Le Corbusier

  11 Sep 2014: Originally published in the Manchester Guardian on 11 September 1965: On meeting Le Corbusier in Chandigarh, Taya Zinkin realises the great architect has designs on something other than large buildings

• France to miss EU budget deficit target

  10 Sep 2014: Finance minister says country will not achieve 3% goal by 2017, and slashes growth outlook for this year and next

• New European commissioners: Juncker is effectively calling the bluffs

  10 Sep 2014: In a surprising move, president of EU executive has put countries' nominees in charge of policy areas they have a problem with

• Counter culture: shopkeepers from around the world – in pictures

  10 Sep 2014: Vladimir Antaki has been documenting shopkeepers all over the world. His project was born from his desire to document and pay tribute to these ‘guardians of urban temples’ that we meet everyday without really noticing

• Former French trade minister failed to pay rent or taxes

  10 Sep 2014: Thomas Thévenoud blames 'administration phobia' and reportedly neglected to pay rent on apartment for three years

• Hollande says claim he called poor 'toothless' was blow to his whole life

  10 Sep 2014: French president, accused by Valerie Trierweiler of using term 'sans dents', tells magazine he will not whinge about tell-all book

• Facebook speed trap group tells French court their trial is hypocritical

  9 Sep 2014: Lawyer for 15 accused of helping motorists dodge fines says group are no 'internet terrorists' and no law has been broken

• Tunnel vision: the French entrepreneurs cashing in on the English side of the tunnel

  9 Sep 2014: Lower taxes and more jobs are drawing French companies to Ashford, on the train line between London and Paris

• Beyond Scotland: four more potential independence referendums

  8 Sep 2014: All eyes may be on Scotland, but the UK vote isn’t the only referendum around. From Iraq to Papua New Guinea, potential nations are planning to make a break for independence. Homa Khaleeli picks four movements to watch

• How to be Parisian? Move to Paris

  8 Sep 2014: Hadley Freeman: Real French women don’t resemble the stereotype peddled by endless guides to looking chic, having lovers, eating baguettes and staying thin

• Unprecedented in France: Front National's Le Pen tops presidential poll for first time

  8 Sep 2014: Polls out in the past few days in France have shown far-right Front National leader Marine Le Pen topping a presidential poll for the first time. This matters as supporters of main parties may no longer be doubling up to push out Front National. Meanwhile, President Hollande’s popularity has hit an unprecedented low.

• French far right demonstrates in Calais

  7 Sep 2014:

  Protesters denounce growing population of migrants – many of them Eritrean – hoping to reach the UK

• UK to send Nato summit fences to Calais to deter illegal immigrants

  7 Sep 2014: Immigration minister says security barriers would help beef up measures and show Britain was 'no soft touch'

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