Lorraine Mallinder

Po­lice­man to face tri­al af­ter footage shows him abuse a 14-year-old boy in Paris dur­ing last year’s lock­down.

When COVID-19 was rag­ing, they re­ceived to­kens of grat­i­tude. Now, they are of­fered pal­try pay ris­es as in­fla­tion soars.

RMT trade union leader Mick Lynch cap­tures the imag­i­na­tion of mil­lions strug­gling in the UK’s cost-of-liv­ing cri­sis.

Res­i­dents of the de­prived sub­urbs around Paris say they are frus­trat­ed by po­lice and have lit­tle faith in pol­i­tics.

Ahead of poll to elect new par­lia­ment, Jose Mario Vaz says ‘Africa’s first nar­co state’ still a co­caine trade hub.

Vic­tims re­mem­ber the grue­some de­tails of work­ing for Charles Tay­lor as they strug­gle through life with lit­tle help.

Af­ter his­toric elec­tion oust­ed pres­i­dent Yahya Jam­meh, many are ea­ger to see how truth and rec­on­cil­i­a­tion un­folds.

Each day over the past week saw be­tween 70 and 80 asy­lum seek­ers ar­riv­ing in Paris as the Calais “Jun­gle” was cleared.

Dik­ili res­i­dents fear the re­turn of Syr­i­an refugees to town would af­fect their tourism-based econ­o­my.

As the far-right makes elec­toral gains in the wake of the Paris at­tacks, France’s Mus­lims are feel­ing the pres­sure.