EU countries draw in Brits

APPROXIMATELY 125,000 people from the United Kingdom moved to a EU member state according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
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APPROXIMATELY 125,000 people from the United Kingdom moved to a EU member state according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
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THE month of May sees four public holidays in France, with one on a Monday, another on a Thursday and two on a Saturday.
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HERE’S a crazy story that is doing the rounds on the internet – a washing label that a US bag company has on its products takes a swipe at a President, in French.
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THE Mona Lisa, unarguably the world’s most famous painting, is beginning to show its age.
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UK based online computing and IT retailer dabs.com has opened a French internet store.
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A FRENCH war hero has been recognised for his work during World War II by the naming of a Eurostar train in Paris.
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THOMSONFLY have started two new flights to the south of France from Coventry airport.
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ONE of the things you should consider when using a website to promote your holiday home is to automate as much of it as possible.
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A MOVE to France is often a fresh start for people but for one woman there was a new business and husband to consider as well.
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ALTHOUGH many people head to France hoping to get away from the stresses and strains of life this sometimes does not happen.
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