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PODCAST: How Paris is different from France and when will French ski slopes close for good?

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PODCAST: How Paris is different from France and when will French ski slopes close for good?
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The Talking France podcast is back, keeping you up to date on whether France has a government or not, who is likely to be hit by Michel Barnier's tax rises, the collapsing French ski industry and why Paris is different from the rest of France.

Host Ben McPartland is joined by The Local's Emma Pearson, Genevieve Mansfield and John Lichfield to discuss all the latest news from France - starting with attempts to oust both prime minister Michel Barnier and president Emmanuel Macron, and the latest on rising tax levels.

You can find the Talking France podcast on Spotify or Apple, download it here or listen on the link below

 

A small Alpine commune has became the latest French ski resort to announce it is closing down this week, as rising temperatures and increasingly unreliable snow create a major threat to France's ski sector.

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We're taking a look at proposed changes to the carte vitale health card, and whether they will really happen, and also discussing the many differences between Paris and the rest of France, from manners to salaries, healthcare to cycling.

And the golden owl has been found - we explain all, and have a look at some of France's other long-running treasure hunts.

Talking France is a free podcast made possible by the support of members of The Local France - you can find out more about becoming a member here.

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