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Interview with a key figure from the Swiss cultural scene. An opportunity to look back at their life and career, and the foundations that underpin their work.

1971. Annie Gréco, first woman superintendent in France, takes up her position in Lille. Barely arrived, a murder is committed on a film set: the principal actor is found dead in his caravan. Gréco appoints the impulsive Max Beretta as her assistant and pairs him with a psychologist, Rose Bellecour.

Between the Loire and Normandy, we meet Pascal Gasnier, cider-maker and vegetable-grower; and Antoine Debray, market gardener. We discover the fascinating world of mushrooms with Mireille Rosenberger of the Société Mycologique Loupéenne and the Club Mycologique de la Forêt de Senonches, and visit the Tourbière des Froux, with Benjamin Gouraud.

International current affairs as seen by the French-speaking world.

Three minutes to analyse, understand and explain the latest economic news.

International current affairs as seen by the French-speaking world.

Patrick Simonin hosts the stars in the headlines, culture, music, film, books, an unmissable rendezvous with all those who light up our times.

The whole world, in French.

Through its reporters spread across the whole of Canada and the four corners of the world, the magazine ''Le Point'' gives a true testimony of what is happening in the major areas of Canada, Europe, Asia, Africa, the USA and Latin America.

Complete international news roundup presented by the RTBF news staff.

The mushroom cloud of a nuclear explosion: a vision of horror. If the bombs dropped over Hiroshima and Nagasaki were American, Claude Legault learns that Canada also produced weapons of mass destruction. Scientists manufactured enough doses of anthrax to wipe out the entire world population, thirty times over!

The different attitudes and approaches of French farmers in terms of the environment, economy and landscape. A practical way of understanding a region and its terroir through their working practices.

Safia wants David to tattoo one of Miyazaki's heroines on her arm. Meanwhile, sisters Daïna and Jade want to show just how close they are by choosing a whimsical design by Eilo. Sarah-Jade experiences a very special moment as she tattoos her father, Jean-Guy.

The televised news programme from TVMonaco.

All the news from RTS.

The television news programme of the France 2 editorial board (8 p.m. edition, Paris time).

International current affairs as seen by the French-speaking world.

Three minutes to analyse, understand and explain the latest economic news.

International current affairs as seen by the French-speaking world.

Patrick Simonin hosts the stars in the headlines, culture, music, film, books, an unmissable rendezvous with all those who light up our times.

The whole world, in French.

All the latest major events, presented, explained and analysed! Special guests and journalists in the studio analyse both the latest news but also other controversial issues to give us a better understanding of the social, political and cultural events occurring around us.

Interview with Karen Northshield, a survivor, who publishes ''Dans le Souffle de la Bombe''. Also on the programme: the Lycée Voyageur, Laura's battle against endometriosis, the youngsters of the Anderlecht CDJ, and a live performance by Tyana P.

The Bastide, Estrela, Salama, Lévy, Berville and Alami families, plus a host of supporting characters, live and work in the modern everyday city of Montpellier, in southern France. Between romance and crime thriller, with a blend of comic and serious themes, their stories weave a fascinating web.

It's a delightful little imp of an animal, but one that is incredibly hard to spot. The stoat disappeared from the countryside at the same time as the hedges. And what if the efforts made to encourage its return could also help farmers in their fight against climate change? \n.

Gaëtan Roussel has a rendezvous with Yelle for a spot of tourism set to music, with the Côtes d'Armor and their picturesque scenery as the perfect backdrop. The singer recounts her story and her very special links to Brittany.

The 6am news bulletin (Paris time) by the France Télévisions editorial team.

All the news and plenty of good humour, 7 days a week! Very much in tune with the times, France's leading morning show, with its varied editorial content and dynamic team, tackles a wide range of subjects, treating current affairs seriously without turning them into a drama.

All the news and plenty of good humour, 7 days a week! Very much in tune with the times, France's leading morning show, with its varied editorial content and dynamic team, tackles a wide range of subjects, treating current affairs seriously without turning them into a drama.

A perfect marriage of French and Asian cuisine with the Michelin-starred chef William Ledeuil. On the menu: steamed lemongrass prawns, Thai stock and green parsley curry. \n.

Today, the Team F goes to meet a landscaper who tells us why green roofs are really beneficial, in summer and in winter.

The televised news programme from the Radio-Canada team.

It's a delightful little imp of an animal, but one that is incredibly hard to spot. The stoat disappeared from the countryside at the same time as the hedges. And what if the efforts made to encourage its return could also help farmers in their fight against climate change? \n.

Interview with Karen Northshield, a survivor, who publishes ''Dans le Souffle de la Bombe''. Also on the programme: the Lycée Voyageur, Laura's battle against endometriosis, the youngsters of the Anderlecht CDJ, and a live performance by Tyana P.

Edmond the squirrel and Lucy the bear cub grew up together. They live in a majestic chestnut tree in the heart of the forest. With their friends they solve riddles and live thrilling adventures, with every day bringing new wonders to discover in the natural world around them.

Children tell a story, a traditional tale or an anecdote to the Cameroonian author and storyteller Wanda Jemly. Smiles and emotion guaranteed!

Children tell a story, a traditional tale or an anecdote to the Cameroonian author and storyteller Wanda Jemly. Smiles and emotion guaranteed!

A long, long time ago, in the heart of the African savannah, animals still had the gift of speech. It was also a time of innumerable fables with so much to teach us, where the main character was a lion, a heron, a hyena or a canary.

Thanks to his imagination, Petit Malabar travels the galaxy with his animal friends. What secrets do the moon and the stars have to tell? Why can seashells be found in the mountains? Nature and all its mysteries reveal their secrets.

Amélie wants to adopt Newton, the talking cat that only she can hear. But there are several obstacles in the way.

A perfect marriage of French and Asian cuisine with the Michelin-starred chef William Ledeuil. On the menu: steamed lemongrass prawns, Thai stock and green parsley curry. \n.

The Bastide, Estrela, Salama, Lévy, Berville and Alami families, plus a host of supporting characters, live and work in the modern everyday city of Montpellier, in southern France. Between romance and crime thriller, with a blend of comic and serious themes, their stories weave a fascinating web.

Today, the Team F goes to meet a landscaper who tells us why green roofs are really beneficial, in summer and in winter.

All the national and international news from the TV5MONDE news staff.

Two models are murdered, just days apart. Initial evidence direct Gréco towards a women's magazine and its infamous photographer. But when a third victim is found she's taken off the case, replaced by a star of the Parisian police. Offended, Gréco resigns, but continues investigating unofficially, with Max and Rose...

In Abisara's salon, styling hair is far more than just a question of beauty. It's also a political gesture. Through the history of both Abisara and Sophie, who travels back toher Haitian roots, they recount the reality lived by those of African descent.

It is the motto of each athlete who enters the stadium, that which prevailed in 800 BC: ''faster, higher, stronger''. At a time of Paris 2024, what can the archaeologists tell us about the origins of the Olympics? Is science revolutionising today's Games?

Today social media has become inescapable for anyone in the public eye. But can you really gain visibility without compromising your values? With the former freestyle skier Maxime Dufour-Lapointe and journalist Anne-Lovely Étienne.

A man with tattoos all over his body is found dead in a boat on the banks of the Garonne River. While Antoine investigates the familial conflicts surrounding the victim, Alexandra is convinced that the key to the puzzle is hidden somewhere amongst his tattoos. \n.

In 2009, the monks of Oka left behind their fields to settle at the heart of the vast forest of Saint-Jean-de-Matha in the Lanaudière region. How do they continue to carry out the agricultural activities that their community and Quebec are known for, with their famous Oka cheese and the Chanteclerc chicken?

International current affairs as seen by the French-speaking world.

Three minutes to analyse, understand and explain the latest economic news.

International current affairs as seen by the French-speaking world.

Patrick Simonin hosts the stars in the headlines, culture, music, film, books, an unmissable rendezvous with all those who light up our times.

The whole world, in French.

Complete international news roundup presented by the RTBF news staff.

Gaëtan Roussel meets Hervé in one of Morlaix's historical brasseries. An opportunity for the singer to talk about his childhood and career so far, as they travel the Pays de Morlaix, its viaduct, the area around Plougasnou, the Pointe de Primel and the Moulin de la Rive beach in Locquirec.

Jonathon goes to see his friend Sarah-Jade to turn his passion for motorbikes into a design on his skin. After several tattoo sessions, Charles finishes part of an immense artwork on Zack's body. Eilo completes a symbolic tattoo on the skull of her friend Christelle.

The televised news programme from TVMonaco.

All the news from RTS.

The television news programme of the France 2 editorial board (8 p.m. edition, Paris time).

International current affairs as seen by the French-speaking world.

Three minutes to analyse, understand and explain the latest economic news.

International current affairs as seen by the French-speaking world.

Patrick Simonin hosts the stars in the headlines, culture, music, film, books, an unmissable rendezvous with all those who light up our times.

The whole world, in French.

All the latest major events, presented, explained and analysed! Special guests and journalists in the studio analyse both the latest news but also other controversial issues to give us a better understanding of the social, political and cultural events occurring around us.

An invitation to take a break and dream. On the line-up: emotions, encounters, travelling, favourites and breathtaking landscapes...

The Bastide, Estrela, Salama, Lévy, Berville and Alami families, plus a host of supporting characters, live and work in the modern everyday city of Montpellier, in southern France. Between romance and crime thriller, with a blend of comic and serious themes, their stories weave a fascinating web.

Viola begins her journey in the vast house of an artist, inspired by NASA, before heading off to a witch's house to experience a fumigation ritual.

Nik Hartamnn is delighted to return to the Bietschhorn mountain refuge. Yann Roulet, ever faithful to his post, continues to put his heart and soul into his work. In Graubünden, Nik climbs up to the Albigna refuge and meets Martin Ruggli and Annamaria Crameri.

The 6am news bulletin (Paris time) by the France Télévisions editorial team.

All the news and plenty of good humour, 7 days a week! Very much in tune with the times, France's leading morning show, with its varied editorial content and dynamic team, tackles a wide range of subjects, treating current affairs seriously without turning them into a drama.

All the news and plenty of good humour, 7 days a week! Very much in tune with the times, France's leading morning show, with its varied editorial content and dynamic team, tackles a wide range of subjects, treating current affairs seriously without turning them into a drama.

Between the Loire and Normandy, we meet Pascal Gasnier, cider-maker and vegetable-grower; and Antoine Debray, market gardener. We discover the fascinating world of mushrooms with Mireille Rosenberger of the Société Mycologique Loupéenne and the Club Mycologique de la Forêt de Senonches, and visit the Tourbière des Froux, with Benjamin Gouraud.

In 2009, the monks of Oka left behind their fields to settle at the heart of the vast forest of Saint-Jean-de-Matha in the Lanaudière region. How do they continue to carry out the agricultural activities that their community and Quebec are known for, with their famous Oka cheese and the Chanteclerc chicken?

The televised news programme from the Radio-Canada team.

Viola begins her journey in the vast house of an artist, inspired by NASA, before heading off to a witch's house to experience a fumigation ritual.

An invitation to take a break and dream. On the line-up: emotions, encounters, travelling, favourites and breathtaking landscapes...

Edmond the squirrel and Lucy the bear cub grew up together. They live in a majestic chestnut tree in the heart of the forest. With their friends they solve riddles and live thrilling adventures, with every day bringing new wonders to discover in the natural world around them.

Children tell a story, a traditional tale or an anecdote to the Cameroonian author and storyteller Wanda Jemly. Smiles and emotion guaranteed!

Children tell a story, a traditional tale or an anecdote to the Cameroonian author and storyteller Wanda Jemly. Smiles and emotion guaranteed!

A long, long time ago, in the heart of the African savannah, animals still had the gift of speech. It was also a time of innumerable fables with so much to teach us, where the main character was a lion, a heron, a hyena or a canary.

Thanks to his imagination, Petit Malabar travels the galaxy with his animal friends. What secrets do the moon and the stars have to tell? Why can seashells be found in the mountains? Nature and all its mysteries reveal their secrets.

To help Rachel and her hamster Spring, Liam tries to persuade Amélie to reopen her mother's old animal shelter.

Between the Loire and Normandy, we meet Pascal Gasnier, cider-maker and vegetable-grower; and Antoine Debray, market gardener. We discover the fascinating world of mushrooms with Mireille Rosenberger of the Société Mycologique Loupéenne and the Club Mycologique de la Forêt de Senonches, and visit the Tourbière des Froux, with Benjamin Gouraud.

The Bastide, Estrela, Salama, Lévy, Berville and Alami families, plus a host of supporting characters, live and work in the modern everyday city of Montpellier, in southern France. Between romance and crime thriller, with a blend of comic and serious themes, their stories weave a fascinating web.

In 2009, the monks of Oka left behind their fields to settle at the heart of the vast forest of Saint-Jean-de-Matha in the Lanaudière region. How do they continue to carry out the agricultural activities that their community and Quebec are known for, with their famous Oka cheese and the Chanteclerc chicken?

Remarkable, personal or secret destinations, legendary houses and hotels, Custodians of visions, hopes and stories that make them extraordinary and intriguing, inspiring the imagination. But these legends only exist thanks to those who keep them alive. We meet some of those who live, work or care for them with passion.

All the national and international news from the TV5MONDE news staff.

How to change the school system so that everyone has their place in it? In Clichy, just outside Paris, the headmaster of the Jean Macé secondary school has decided to encourage alternative methods to combat school failures. A project centred on two classes: a rugby class and a theatre class...\n.

After four days of fruitless fishing aboard a small trawler, Jorick finds himself facing an impossible dilemma: does he return to port with an empty hold, or decide, against the advice of some of the crew, to fish illegally in a forbidden zone.

The different attitudes and approaches of French farmers in terms of the environment, economy and landscape. A practical way of understanding a region and its terroir through their working practices.

In Egypt, the Frenchman Saint-Phar wants just one thing: to free his beloved Zélime, under the yoke of the slave trader Husca. He himself is hoping to fetch a very good price by selling her to the Pasha...

The different attitudes and approaches of French farmers in terms of the environment, economy and landscape. A practical way of understanding a region and its terroir through their working practices.

After a row with his wife, Hervé meets a seductive woman in a nightclub. She invites him home. But this one-night stand soon turns into tragedy when the young woman is murdered and Hervé becomes embroiled in the investigation.

A gallery specialising in contemporary art organises a preview presenting a range of different artistic performances. Iliadia, the cleaner, can't understand the point of it and is irritated by the behaviour of certain visitors.

The different attitudes and approaches of French farmers in terms of the environment, economy and landscape. A practical way of understanding a region and its terroir through their working practices.

International current affairs as seen by the French-speaking world.

Three minutes to analyse, understand and explain the latest economic news.

International current affairs as seen by the French-speaking world.

Patrick Simonin hosts the stars in the headlines, culture, music, film, books, an unmissable rendezvous with all those who light up our times.

The whole world, in French.

We take to the longest and best-known of France's long-distance hiking trails, the GR20, through scenery whose geography is as complex as it is sublime. Created in the early 1970s, this fabulous footpath is today an unmissable rendezvous for all seeking to spend time in the heart of nature.

Complete international news roundup presented by the RTBF news staff.

Nik Hartmann catches up with Silvia Hurschler Bieri who has left the Spannorthütte, in Engelberg, and now runs a small shop. Judith Schmidt also had to leave the Bietschhorn hut due to a new arrival in the family. Yann Roulet continues to work in their Alpine meadow cabin.

Marie-Lyne has her largest design yet tattooed by Sarah-Jade. Claudya goes to see David, in honour of Blue. Eilo completes a tattoo that is particularly important for Louis-Julien: an enormous tiger's head, roaring, on his stomach.

The televised news programme from TVMonaco.

All the news from RTS.

The television news programme of the France 2 editorial board (8 p.m. edition, Paris time).

International current affairs as seen by the French-speaking world.

Three minutes to analyse, understand and explain the latest economic news.

International current affairs as seen by the French-speaking world.

Patrick Simonin hosts the stars in the headlines, culture, music, film, books, an unmissable rendezvous with all those who light up our times.

The whole world, in French.

All the latest major events, presented, explained and analysed! Special guests and journalists in the studio analyse both the latest news but also other controversial issues to give us a better understanding of the social, political and cultural events occurring around us.

We head off to explore Chailland, in the Haut-Mayenne. A little town steeped in character and traversed by the Ernée, a river that flows for some sixty kilometres to the north-west of Laval.

The Bastide, Estrela, Salama, Lévy, Berville and Alami families, plus a host of supporting characters, live and work in the modern everyday city of Montpellier, in southern France. Between romance and crime thriller, with a blend of comic and serious themes, their stories weave a fascinating web.

Marie-Claude Lortie looks at the cooperative farming model which first appeared in the dairy industry in the 19th century in Quebec. It is a system that continues to prove its worth, whether in the countryside or in an urban setting.

Author, actor, singer, humorist, lyricist, poet... Francis Blanche (1921-1974) lived a hundred lives. In a career spanning thirty years, he wrote songs, sketches, plays, poems, radio series, screenplays and joke telephone calls, plus his involvement in over 150 films... A look back at the incredible career of an insatiable creator.

The 6am news bulletin (Paris time) by the France Télévisions editorial team.

All the news and plenty of good humour, 7 days a week! Very much in tune with the times, France's leading morning show, with its varied editorial content and dynamic team, tackles a wide range of subjects, treating current affairs seriously without turning them into a drama.

All the news and plenty of good humour, 7 days a week! Very much in tune with the times, France's leading morning show, with its varied editorial content and dynamic team, tackles a wide range of subjects, treating current affairs seriously without turning them into a drama.

Today rice is firmly in the spotlight. Ricardo prepares a relatively simple arancini recipe with saffron and basil.

The bison has shaped Canadian history. The species only narrowly escaped extermination. The Demontigny family opens the doors to their farm. What are the secrets to cooking this unique meat?

The televised news programme from the Radio-Canada team.

Marie-Claude Lortie looks at the cooperative farming model which first appeared in the dairy industry in the 19th century in Quebec. It is a system that continues to prove its worth, whether in the countryside or in an urban setting.

We head off to explore Chailland, in the Haut-Mayenne. A little town steeped in character and traversed by the Ernée, a river that flows for some sixty kilometres to the north-west of Laval.

Edmond the squirrel and Lucy the bear cub grew up together. They live in a majestic chestnut tree in the heart of the forest. With their friends they solve riddles and live thrilling adventures, with every day bringing new wonders to discover in the natural world around them.

Children tell a story, a traditional tale or an anecdote to the Cameroonian author and storyteller Wanda Jemly. Smiles and emotion guaranteed!

Children tell a story, a traditional tale or an anecdote to the Cameroonian author and storyteller Wanda Jemly. Smiles and emotion guaranteed!

A long, long time ago, in the heart of the African savannah, animals still had the gift of speech. It was also a time of innumerable fables with so much to teach us, where the main character was a lion, a heron, a hyena or a canary.

Thanks to his imagination, Petit Malabar travels the galaxy with his animal friends. What secrets do the moon and the stars have to tell? Why can seashells be found in the mountains? Nature and all its mysteries reveal their secrets.

Since Amélie has been looking after Spring the hamster at the animal shelter, Rachel has been spending much more time at Amélie's place, which doesn't really suit the latter.

Today rice is firmly in the spotlight. Ricardo prepares a relatively simple arancini recipe with saffron and basil.

The Bastide, Estrela, Salama, Lévy, Berville and Alami families, plus a host of supporting characters, live and work in the modern everyday city of Montpellier, in southern France. Between romance and crime thriller, with a blend of comic and serious themes, their stories weave a fascinating web.

The bison has shaped Canadian history. The species only narrowly escaped extermination. The Demontigny family opens the doors to their farm. What are the secrets to cooking this unique meat?

All the national and international news from the TV5MONDE news staff.

The Normandy coast, summer 1912. At the age of 18 Blanche goes into service working for Clara Decourt, the new mistress of the Feuilleforte estate. Her cousin Georgette leaves for Paris. 17 year-old Fanny Vilatte, a distant relation of the Decourt family, reconnects with Raoul and Marcel, Clara's sons. Her aunt Alix accompanies her to Paris for her introduction into society.

We set our heading for Laval and Walid's salon. Lebanese, this former hairdresser to the stars now yearns for a more peaceful life. His customers are ''superwomen'' for whom their appearanceis as important as their political, social and moral stance.

Ex-hockey player and winner of four Olympic gold medals, Caroline Ouellette, and actress and presenter Julie Ringuette join us to discuss the challenges of choosing motherhood.

In the heart of the Gulf of St Lawrence, the Magdalen archipelago is in danger of disappearing with temperatures in Canada rising twice as fast as the rest of the planet. As locals and public authorities work to protect their lands, climate change is already a reality.

The different attitudes and approaches of French farmers in terms of the environment, economy and landscape. A practical way of understanding a region and its terroir through their working practices.

International current affairs as seen by the French-speaking world.

International current affairs as seen by the French-speaking world.

Patrick Simonin hosts the stars in the headlines, culture, music, film, books, an unmissable rendezvous with all those who light up our times.

The whole world, in French.

Complete international news roundup presented by the RTBF news staff.

The Bourse de commerce-Pinault Collection, Parisian museum created by the French billionaire and impassioned collector François Pinault, opened its doors in May 2021. A look back at this extraordinary restoration project, led for five years by the Japanese architect Tadao And?, and the preparation of the inaugural exhibition, ''Ouverture'' (Opening).

Marianne has put herself in David's hands for a tattoo to mark a new stage in her life. Simon visits Tony D'Annessa, the oldest tattoo artists in Montreal, and gives him free rein. With Eilo, Bethnie opens up about an important time in her life: her journey to India.

The televised news programme from TVMonaco.

All the news from RTS.

The television news programme of the France 2 editorial board (8 p.m. edition, Paris time).

International current affairs as seen by the French-speaking world.

International current affairs as seen by the French-speaking world.

Patrick Simonin hosts the stars in the headlines, culture, music, film, books, an unmissable rendezvous with all those who light up our times.

The whole world, in French.

Watches, speakers, toilets... Maestro takes a fascinating look at some of our most everyday objects, both old and new. How exactly to they work? What is their history?

Eight year-old Tata arrives in a new school. She wants to join its football team but isn't allowed to; after all she's a girl! Refusing to be beaten, Tata decides to set up her own girls' team with the help of her gang of friends.

Olive, Pétole, Boulard, Mixo, Raoul and Pamela make up a full-of-fun gang known as the Quiquoi. Together they ask a host of existential questions, using drawings to find the answers. In their own quirky way, they love nothing better than creating surrealist worlds where everything becomes possible.

At 6 years old the cheerful mischievous Koumi dreams of knowing all the animals in the world. Thanks to her picture book, she's able to head off and meet them.

Wealthy Mrs. Muchmore lives in a manor with her beloved dog Bentley. One day, Scraggs the raccoon turns up disguised as a cat. Immediately adopted by the old lady, he becomes Taffy and laps up her attention. But Bentley is not fooled and decides to chase him off his territory.

Four little dinosaurs, Rocky, Bill, Tiny and Mazu, discover a dangerous world where the mysterious Gigantosaurus, the most ferocious of all the dinosaurs, is forever on the prowl. The four best friends set their heading for adventure, confronting their fears and working together to solve all their problems.