Call to government to speed up the process

French-Egyptian art house film at the Théâtre des Variétés

Over 350 men and women deployed at Nice Airport yesterday morning

Prison for woman who claims she was a mediator between the parents

St Paul’s raises funds to send to Bishop of Colombo in Sri Lanka

A special concert designed to appeal to a young audience is on January 12

Police mount extra surveillance at major junctions as number of deaths rise

For all of those who fly regularly between the Riviera and their home country, the good news is that 2004 was the safest year for flying since 1944. There were 150 accidents which resulted in 760 deaths, representing a drop of 37 per cent compared to 2003. The figures were released in a report by the Geneva-based Bureau d’archives des accidents aéronautiques (BAAA).