France's Political Crisis
French prime minister François Bayrou's confidence vote, the rise of the 'Bloquons Tout' movement, changing leadership at Vogue, and a new book on a journalist close to Hitler.
France's prime minister, François Bayrou, has called a parliamentary confidence vote after his proposals to abolish two public holidays triggered widespread opposition. The unrest has coincided with the emergence of a grassroots movement, 'Bloquons Tout', which began on messaging apps and is now pushing its message through social media. ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ News Paris correspondent Hugh Schofield assesses how French media outlets are reporting the crisis, while Paola Sedda, associate professor of Information and Communication Sciences at the University of Lille, examines the protesters' tactics and their uneasy relationship with journalists.
American Vogue has appointed Chloe Malle as its new head of editorial content, with Anna Wintour remaining in a senior role at Condé Nast. Michael Grynbaum, media correspondent at The New York Times, explains what the change signals for the future of glossy magazines.
And, a new book revisits the career of George Ward Price, the Daily Mail correspondent who became known for his extraordinary access to Adolf Hitler in the 1930s. Historian Richard Evans, author of Interviewing Hitler, tells his story.
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