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Chef Ben Cormier celebrates his region of the Acadian peninsula with Arctic char, oysters and honeyberries.

Three contestants compete in a game of arrow crosswords, trying to complete the grids by finding the answers to the definitions provided. But to have access to those definitions, they first need to answer questions that all share one common characteristic: the response is always a letter.

The televised news programme from the Radio-Canada team.

Fans of a big thrill really love it: Europa Park, the famous leisure park in Germany. Some of its attractions hold European records. How are the rides designed? How are they maintained? \n.

The Royal Fortress of Chinon reflects the most glorious period of the Middle Ages, a single unit composed of three castles. In Saint-Brisson-sur-Loire, the château is home to a remarkable gallery of colourful characters and fascinating stories. \n.

Seven year-old Pompon is a little bear cub. He might be mischievous but he has a precious talent that delights his best friend Rita and his parents: he can take something ordinary and make it amazing. Thanks to his extraordinary imagination, growing up from day to day becomes child's play.

Seven year-old Pompon is a little bear cub. He might be mischievous but he has a precious talent that delights his best friend Rita and his parents: he can take something ordinary and make it amazing. Thanks to his extraordinary imagination, growing up from day to day becomes child's play.

Malisha, age 10, accompanied by Rikitou, her little woollen doll, heads off for fabulous adventures in search of the Koka Kitoumbou stone. No ordinary stone, it has magical properties and amazing powers, notably that of turning whatever it touches into sweet treats.

Whenever an animal is stressed or bothered about something, they head straight to see Claude the bull. Well-known as a doctor for minor ills, he is particularly skilled in soothing everyday troubles and resolving misunderstandings. With Claude's help, the animals learn to love themselves as they are: imperfect.

Against his wishes, Marcus must monitor Zoé's community service work. Meanwhile, Alex organises a dream break for Laurence, but she splits up with him.

Chef Ben Cormier celebrates his region of the Acadian peninsula with Arctic char, oysters and honeyberries.

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.

A general knowledge quiz.

Public debate between celebrities on current news topics.

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

Jennifer, a professional rugby player, dies during a training session. Suffering from heart failure, taking a simple dose of methamphetamine was enough to kill her. Marianne and Pastor favour the possibility of a poisoning and immerse themselves in the world of the oval ball.\n.

The majestic Marrand residence. The housekeeper's body is discovered in the swimming pool, apparently after being hit in the face. The Marrands seem unaffected by the tragedy. A crime that appears to have a financial motive (jewellery has disappeared), but it's rapidly obvious that the housekeeper was in someone's way...\n.

The unique poetic world of Jephan de Villiers whose work is steeped in all ''that nature has given him''. In his hands, leaves and branches become mysterious creatures, bearing witness to a parallel world...

Analysis, explanations, neutrality... ''Géopolitis'' offers an unbiased in-depth look at international current affairs, with accuracy, precision and a constant desire to make an increasingly complex and conflictual world easier to understand.

Nestling between Pyrénées-Atlantiques, Haute-Garonne and Spain, the department of the Hautes-Pyrénées offers nature at its most breathtaking. Mountains, forests, valleys, plains and a warm welcome from its locals combine in an invitation to recharge the batteries and escape the everyday, ensuring that a simple visit becomes a true break...

Having a water bottle, refusing to fly, eating less meat... What good do individual actions really do? How to have the greatest possible impact? Thomas Wansart, carbon footprint specialist, replies.

The Earth's population has reached 8 billion. For some, the conclusion is obvious: the climate emergency is above all a problem of demography. But is it? Is the number of humans living on the planet really a problem? Does a child create that much pollution? Demographer Bruno Masquelier replies.\n.

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.

Public debate between celebrities on current news topics.

Complete international news roundup presented by the RTBF news staff.

A foray into the unique world of the logging camps, where men and women from very different backgrounds live and work together. Through the eyes of women who have chosen to work in the timber industry, we discover a microcosm of society as each forestry season follows the last.

Fans of a big thrill really love it: Europa Park, the famous leisure park in Germany. Some of its attractions hold European records. How are the rides designed? How are they maintained? \n.

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?

Specialist in every type of breakdown, Agence Galactique travels the galaxy to assist its customers. Aboard their spaceship Toaster, Dany Oven, Apple and Zed work wherever they're needed sorting out inhabitants' problems in their own inimitable way: happy, cheerful and totally eccentric.

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.

Kidi, a kind-hearted artificial intelligence, guides Pomme and Fix on their journey through Kidi-World. From dinosaurs to the Château de Versailles, the human body to the history of aviation: Kidi-World is not only an adventure-filled wonderland but also, and above all, a means of finding the answer to every question.

Kidi, a kind-hearted artificial intelligence, guides Pomme and Fix on their journey through Kidi-World. From dinosaurs to the Château de Versailles, the human body to the history of aviation: Kidi-World is not only an adventure-filled wonderland but also, and above all, a means of finding the answer to every question.

Young Nubu is a little boy who's curious about everything but makes one blunder after another as he learns about life. Fortunately his wiser more responsible older sister, Yara, always has the time to explain things, offering the perfect opportunity for Nubu to dive into his own comic book world.

Braillard, Colombe and Lablatte have discovered a way to travel through time and ancient civilisations. They journey back in time to the Middle Ages, in search of answers. How did people live in those days? How did they heal themselves? How did they see that justice was done? \n.

Science explained by cartoon artist Fiami, through questions asked by two children. Further explanations from a philosopher and an astronomer help popularize science and envision it as a great human adventure.

Paris, 1483. 16-year-old Quasimodo is a hunchbacked orphan. One day, the gypsy Esmeralda, with whom he is in love, finds herself in trouble. He sacrifices himself to save her and ends up in prison. And so begins a long series of adventures...

On the island of Calypso, Captain Lamar is busy training his crews in the art of pfffiracy. Between lessons in navigation, treasure hunts and boarding other ships, it's a busy programme for everyone. But it'll take more than that to deflate Pat, Lily and Stede: the threesome feel invincible!\n.

''7 jours'', a weekly magazine programme covering news on society and international events to know all there is to know... in French.

A news magazine show, ''Falò'' discusses and analyses current affairs in depth.

Possessing a piece of a celestial body is a dream for many and can be traded at an extremely high price. The meteorite business is booming, but the difficulty is finding one. Hunters have specialised in this geological and philosophical quest, which demands a certain patience. But beware of mirages!

How can we protect the forests of tomorrow if we don't understand the forests of yesteryear? Today, researchers attempt to travel back in time for a better vision of how the forests are reacting to the climate change that's already happening.

The magazine programme all about the art of living in Monaco, Provence and on the Côte d'Azur.

What values are dear to the heart of Switzerland's most influential figures? How do they see the country, its know-how and its successes? We meet some of those taking Switzerland to the top in the fields of economics, politics, science, culture...

One spring day in 1978, Sorofin arrived in France to join her husband in Montreuil, known as ''the little Bamako of Seine-Saint-Denis''. A working mother totally dedicated to bringing up her seven children, she has also become one of the pillars of the Association des Femmes Maliennes de Montreuil.

A key figure from the world of sport looks back at a particular competition, a career, an outstanding moment.

The televised news programme from the Radio-Canada team.

The first major cultural magazine for the French-speaking world, an original TV5MONDE concept, ''400 millions de critiques'' (400 million critics) reviews French-speaking cultural news through the viewpoints of Belgian, Swiss, Canadian, Quebecker, and French journalists.

Actor Bruno Solo heads to Elafonisos, a small Greek island just south of the Peloponnese. Covering some twenty square kilometres, Elafonisos is home to around seven hundred permanent residents, but is absolutely packed in summer! We meet those working to preserve and protect the island's natural beauty.\n.

French creativity is booming in the fields of fashion, crafts, design, beauty and gastronomy. 'Tendance XXI' showcases a know-how that evolves in tune with the times, sometimes even anticipating them.

At the edge of the Fontainebleau Forest, we visit a museum dedicated to the Barbizon painters. Diane Benoit du Rey paints light on canvas and light fittings. Between textile craftwork, painting and sport, the brand 3. Paradis, cultural fusion. Decorative gilder, there's gold at the tip of Élisabeth Bonjean's paintbrush.

A general knowledge quiz.

A major interview focusing on world news, proposed by TV5MONDE.

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

Judge Daniel is found hanging in the former Pont-L'Évêque prison. Julien and Franck Roussel, two brothers with a long-standing grudge, are forced to work together on an investigation that takes them back to the origins of their dissension when they both loved the same woman, Marion Letellier, the victim's clerk.

The classical painters represented at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art include Boulogne, La Tour, Lorrain, Chardin, Gros, Robert and Corot.

Given the omerta on the subject of the algal blooms around Brittany's coasts, the journalist Inès Léraud decides to investigate. By meeting scientists, farmers and politicians, she's finally able to expose the pitiless system imposed by the agri-food industry and its interests, which couldn't care less about people and environment.

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.

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

The ''Terriennes'' portal: a site in French on the status of women around the world.\nThe site: www.tv5monde.com/terriennes.

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.

Water, an integral part of everyday life for the Dutch. So far, they have always made it an ally, but today it is becoming their worst enemy. Anne Quéméré looks back at the major floods that hit the country and meets those determined to counter the inexorable rise in water-levels.

Complete international news roundup presented by the RTBF news staff.

Clarissa is working Florian, her ex-husband, to investigate the murder of a former neighbour, a doctor accused of sexual assault. Édouard is making a documentary about the brigade, an opportunity for him to get closer to Kelly. A second body, linked to the first victim, has been discovered.

As the double murder being investigated by Clarissa and Florian is about to be solved, Jackson is still on cloud nine, convinced he has finally found perfect love with Chris. Which leaves Kelly feeling distraught...

What is the difference between climate and weather? Has the climate really always changed? What's the greenhouse effect? With climatologist Sébastien Doutreloup and singer Konoba...\n.

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?

Specialist in every type of breakdown, Agence Galactique travels the galaxy to assist its customers. Aboard their spaceship Toaster, Dany Oven, Apple and Zed work wherever they're needed sorting out inhabitants' problems in their own inimitable way: happy, cheerful and totally eccentric.

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.

Kidi, a kind-hearted artificial intelligence, guides Pomme and Fix on their journey through Kidi-World. From dinosaurs to the Château de Versailles, the human body to the history of aviation: Kidi-World is not only an adventure-filled wonderland but also, and above all, a means of finding the answer to every question.

Kidi, a kind-hearted artificial intelligence, guides Pomme and Fix on their journey through Kidi-World. From dinosaurs to the Château de Versailles, the human body to the history of aviation: Kidi-World is not only an adventure-filled wonderland but also, and above all, a means of finding the answer to every question.

Young Nubu is a little boy who's curious about everything but makes one blunder after another as he learns about life. Fortunately his wiser more responsible older sister, Yara, always has the time to explain things, offering the perfect opportunity for Nubu to dive into his own comic book world.

Braillard, Colombe and Lablatte have discovered a way to travel through time and ancient civilisations. They journey back in time to the Middle Ages, in search of answers. How did people live in those days? How did they heal themselves? How did they see that justice was done? \n.

Science explained by cartoon artist Fiami, through questions asked by two children. Further explanations from a philosopher and an astronomer help popularize science and envision it as a great human adventure.

Paris, 1483. 16-year-old Quasimodo is a hunchbacked orphan. One day, the gypsy Esmeralda, with whom he is in love, finds herself in trouble. He sacrifices himself to save her and ends up in prison. And so begins a long series of adventures...