Tv5 Monde

The televised news programme from the Radio-Canada team.

On his iconic red sofa, Michel Drucker welcomes and shines the spotlight on the talent of yesterday, today and tomorrow. A main guest talks about their career, their projects and their origins...

Daily summary of the 10th Vendée Globe, non-stop solo sailing race around the world with no assistance. The skippers cover around 45,000 km crossing the world, passing the Cape of Good Hope, Cape Leeuwin and Cape Horn. Arrival and departure: Les Sables d'Olonne.

The Finistère unfailingly justifies its name, the land at the end of the world. With 2,200 km of coast, it's Frances leading maritime department, its fishing industry a major pillar of the local economy. Hardly surprising that it is deliciously well-represented in its cuisine...\n.

A general knowledge quiz.

Sarah-Maude Beauchesne and Rebecca Makonnen have stopped off in Borgarnes. A little trip out to sea offers an opportunity to observe puffins and whales. They sample the Icelandic specialities and soak up all the local folklore.

Film, music, sport, literature, politics... Laurent Delahousse's guests talk about themselves and their lives, their careers and their projects, and discuss the news making the headlines of the day. The programme closes with a live musical performance.

Preserving the trace, refusing to allow memories to disappear... Valérie Jolly moulds objects that bear witness to times past, stone, pipes, things abandoned... from figurative to abstract, expanding the field of possibility...\n.

A fan of painting and poetry, Mireille combines her job as a waitress at the Café des Beaux-Arts in Charleville with a bit of petty theft and an illegal cigarette trade. Not able to maintain the big family home that she inherits, she decides to take on three lodgers...

Today, 8 year-old Loulou is driving to Belgium with his family, for the euthanasia of his grandmother Blanche.

Kava was born in Wallis. After studying in France and working in Luxembourg, he returns to his native island and observes that Wallis islanders have lost their ancestral connection linking them to the ocean. He decides to get them to take part in the mythical Hawaiki Nui outrigger canoe race.\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.

Does laughter help spread feminism? That's what a new generation of women comedians believe. Scathing and impertinent, their razor-sharp view of the world spares nothing and no-one as they deploy their weapons of massive derision and bring a breath of fresh air to the world of the one-woman-show.

Complete international news roundup presented by the RTBF news staff.

From the fortuitous discovery of boxing to the battlefields of WWI, from the mining villages of northern France to the splendour of Hollywood, an immersion in the larger-than-life story of Georges Carpentier (1894-1975). Portrait of the most popular sportsman in the 1920s, first Frenchman to become a world boxing champion.

On the western seaboard of the USA, Seattle, one of the most dynamic and densely populated American cities, is aiming for zero waste by 2030. This port city has shown plenty of creativity and implemented an ever-increasing number of initiatives: underground composting centre, carbon fibre recycling...

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.

One hundred and sixty years ago, after the abolition of slavery, Africans known as ''Kongos'', were used as forced labour on West Indian plantations. Living in appalling conditions these immigrants are totally absent from official history. Today, in Martinique and Guadeloupe, their descendents work to restore their memory.

A magazine about the people of the sea. An invitation to set sail for a programme rich in voyages, discoveries and fascinating encounters with those for whom the sea is their life, the ocean-lovers and the high-seas adventurers.

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 Claveau-Audet family join in ''no mow May'' and plant clover. Véronique makes her dream come true by enlarging the kitchen garden. The Academy pupils begin their day of planting with Dany, despite the rain.\n.

Between 1954 and 1962, over a million and a half French conscripts sacrificed their youth in the Algerian War. From this founding experience little remains. How could an entire generation simply disappear from the pages of history? Why this wall of silence? Those who were witnesses recount their stories.

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

The latest news and laughter, 7 days a week With Flavie Flament and Julien Arnaud on weekdays, Maya Lauqué and Damien Thévenot at weekends.

The latest news and laughter, 7 days a week With Flavie Flament and Julien Arnaud on weekdays, Maya Lauqué and Damien Thévenot at weekends.

Chef Louise Denisot prepares sautéed rice with chicken and mango. \n.

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.

The Claveau-Audet family join in ''no mow May'' and plant clover. Véronique makes her dream come true by enlarging the kitchen garden. The Academy pupils begin their day of planting with Dany, despite the rain.\n.

A magazine about the people of the sea. An invitation to set sail for a programme rich in voyages, discoveries and fascinating encounters with those for whom the sea is their life, the ocean-lovers and the high-seas adventurers.

Four best friends have a secret: after school, they climb up to their hidden tree house. It contains a priceless treasure: books! Each day, the children tell one another stories, travelling to exciting fairy-tale worlds.

Ernest, a grumpy bear with a generous heart, offers a home to Célestine, a mischievous little orphan mouse, in his tumbledown house. Two friends with characters as different as their size; but that doesn't stop them enjoying endless adventures filled with fun and fantasy.

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.

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.

95% of the world of Terraqua is covered by ocean. Corto, Arthus, Enki and Mouse make up the Tikis, a team from the idyllic archipelago of Nuï. They are totally determined to win the Coupe de la Baleine, the greatest drone race of all time.

Daily summary of the 10th Vendée Globe, non-stop solo sailing race around the world with no assistance. The skippers cover around 45,000 km crossing the world, passing the Cape of Good Hope, Cape Leeuwin and Cape Horn. Arrival and departure: Les Sables d'Olonne.

Chef Louise Denisot prepares sautéed rice with chicken and mango. \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.

A general knowledge quiz.

October 2008. A vineyard in the Loire Valley becomes witness to a tragedy. Aurélien Pioger, a young seasonal worker is found hung in strange circumstances. The authorities write it off as suicide, but Aurélien's family refuse the verdict. A carefully disguised murder? But who could have wanted him dead?

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

Match summaries, commentary and analyses, after each day of the Ligue 1 McDonald's, the French football championship.

Match summaries, commentary and analyses, after each day of the Ligue 1 McDonald's, the French football championship.

François realises that despite the regular squabbles between Jean-Pierre and Rollande, his parents still make a remarkably efficient team when certain jobs have to be done.

Jean-Pierre pays a surprise visit to François with the intention of staying for a few days; but cohabitation proves to be anything but simple. François offers his brother Raynald a helping hand with his relationship problems.

Rollande worries about François' health when she learns that he has already tried smoking cigarettes. Jean-Pierre buys his wife a mobile phone.

Jean-Pierre decides to go to a car boot sale. For Raynald, Judith and François it's a great opportunity to sell some of their old stuff.

Preserving the trace, refusing to allow memories to disappear... Valérie Jolly moulds objects that bear witness to times past, stone, pipes, things abandoned... from figurative to abstract, expanding the field of possibility...\n.

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.

October 2008. A vineyard in the Loire Valley becomes witness to a tragedy. Aurélien Pioger, a young seasonal worker is found hung in strange circumstances. The authorities write it off as suicide, but Aurélien's family refuse the verdict. A carefully disguised murder? But who could have wanted him dead?

Complete international news roundup presented by the RTBF news staff.

120 million records sold, 1,200 compositions, 69 hits... A portrait of Jean Renard, for whom every sound is a musical note. The French composer recounts his unique life and career, or how his life changed forever on the day he presented Sylvie Vartan with a song for Johnny Hallyday.

The Claveau-Audet family join in ''no mow May'' and plant clover. Véronique makes her dream come true by enlarging the kitchen garden. The Academy pupils begin their day of planting with Dany, despite the rain.\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.

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.

In southern Isère, Matheysine is a mountainous region with a surprisingly varied range of landscapes. On the La Mure plateau, the remains of its anthracite mines remain clearly visible. The little train, once used to bring the coal down to the valley, offers a veritable journey back in time.\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.

Roxanne and Michaël, a young couple without children, leave the city for St-Elzéar-de-Témiscouata in the Lower Saint-Lawrence.\n.

September 2020. After months spent investigating Covid-19, the team of journalists are finally able to handle new subjects. In their sights: undeclared workers in retirement homes, fund-raising by anti-mask movements, celebrities targeted by accusations of abuse, the sexual exploitation of children...

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

The latest news and laughter, 7 days a week With Flavie Flament and Julien Arnaud on weekdays, Maya Lauqué and Damien Thévenot at weekends.

The latest news and laughter, 7 days a week With Flavie Flament and Julien Arnaud on weekdays, Maya Lauqué and Damien Thévenot at weekends.

We take a little trip across the border to visit the Niagara Peninsula, one of Canada's largest wine-growing areas. Michelle reveals local treasures to both drink and eat in this spectacular region, just a seven-hour drive from Montreal.

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.

Roxanne and Michaël, a young couple without children, leave the city for St-Elzéar-de-Témiscouata in the Lower Saint-Lawrence.\n.

In southern Isère, Matheysine is a mountainous region with a surprisingly varied range of landscapes. On the La Mure plateau, the remains of its anthracite mines remain clearly visible. The little train, once used to bring the coal down to the valley, offers a veritable journey back in time.\n.

Ernest, a grumpy bear with a generous heart, offers a home to Célestine, a mischievous little orphan mouse, in his tumbledown house. Two friends with characters as different as their size; but that doesn't stop them enjoying endless adventures filled with fun and fantasy.

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.

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.

95% of the world of Terraqua is covered by ocean. Corto, Arthus, Enki and Mouse make up the Tikis, a team from the idyllic archipelago of Nuï. They are totally determined to win the Coupe de la Baleine, the greatest drone race of all time.

Daily summary of the 10th Vendée Globe, non-stop solo sailing race around the world with no assistance. The skippers cover around 45,000 km crossing the world, passing the Cape of Good Hope, Cape Leeuwin and Cape Horn. Arrival and departure: Les Sables d'Olonne.

We take a little trip across the border to visit the Niagara Peninsula, one of Canada's largest wine-growing areas. Michelle reveals local treasures to both drink and eat in this spectacular region, just a seven-hour drive from Montreal.

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.

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.

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

Treated for schizophrenia, Basile leaves hospital to live with his sister Sarah, his only family and greatest support. Capricious, charismatic, but also very unstable, he aspires to a normal life. He finds a job, meets a young woman, Élodie, but hides his illness from these new people in his life...

2043. The Mediterranean Sea. Mélissa, accompanied by her dog, works on the ''Rainbow'', her connected yacht. The young woman sells the plastic she collects to the global recycling exchange. One day she saves a little monkey from drowning. An encounter that changes her life.\n.

Rosa, a mother of five children married to a cantankerous Sicilian, manages the frenetic day-to-day life of her precarious household. She takes out credit loans in secret. Up until the day when her son Nino discovers an eviction notice.

Émile receives some unsettling news just as he and Justine are about to see their dream come true. When he meets David, Alex's life takes an unexpected turn. As her release from prison gets ever-closer, Suzy still has no news of Clara.

David is leading Justine down a dangerous path. Émile realises what's happening and tries to help his wife by asking Louie to intervene. In Evelyne's absence, her mother worries about Jean-Marc's behaviour.

Before becoming a painter Pierre Sojo had a passion for drawing as an art in its own right. Today his drawings also serve as preparatory sketches prior to his painting.\n.

A new investigation for the sensitive cases squad, which takes on powerful figures who nobody dares defy. A woman has been stabbed in her flat. She had just lodged a complaint against a famous actor for sexual assault. The man is untouchable and determined to save his reputation.

Up-to-date news from the French regions presented by Cyril Viguier.

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.

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.

Complete international news roundup presented by the RTBF news staff.

Marie-Josèphe Yoyotte (1929-2017) is one of the greatest French film editors. By defying all norms, she led an outstanding career alongside major directors and was awarded three Césars for ''Police Python 357'', ''Microcosmos'' and ''Winged Migration''.

Littoral, a program meant for those who love the sea, takes you on a trip along Atlantic coastlines, wherever unexpected discoveries, impromptu encounters and intense emotions lead them.

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.

Gerald Watelet shines the spotlight on the people putting Belgium on the map. Expect reports on the best culture and heritage ambassadors, behind-the-scenes glimpses of elite events and profiles of those making headlines.