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France hit by 'sordid kidnappings' and the best place to buy a French second home

France hit by 'sordid kidnappings' and the best place to buy a French second home

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This week we'll explain a spate of recent worrying kidnappings in France and what the French government is doing to halt them, plus we'll try and alleviate any fears for tourists in Paris after reports of two Americans being attacked by a street vendor wielding mini-Eiffel towers.


We'll also look at how you might be affected by the agreements drawn up in the much-hyped UK - EU post Brexit deal thrashed out this week and compare hospital waiting times around the country.


And stay to the end to find out all about the challenges and benefits of buying a second home in different parts of France and the important factors buyers need to consider before they take the plunge.


But we'll start off the show this week by talking about smurfs!


And to do all this host Ben McPartland will call upon the trusty help of editor Emma Pearson, journalist Gen Mansfield and politics expert and fish fanatic John Lichfield.


EXTRA READING:


  • What does UK-EU 'reset' deal really mean for Brits in France?
  • Everything you need to know about buying a second home in different parts of France
  • French town breaks world record for number of smurfs
  • The 14 scams that tourists in Paris need to be aware of
  • French crypto boss hails 'heroic' duo for foiling kidnap bid


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