
Richard Assheton
Journalist, writer. Marseille, the world. Ex-West Africa for The Times. richard(dot)assheton(1)(at)https://t.co/6iXbpOcaKK / richardassheton(at)https://t.co/vXHXRTDiJq
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airmail.news | Richard Assheton
At the Café de la Banque in Marseille it had just gone 8pm and Manon Rouvillois was on to her third cigarette. Or fourth. “I don’t count them,” she laughed. Rouvillois, 31, has been smoking since she was 14. “You smoke your first cigarettes because it’s cool,” she said. “From the age of 15 it was really regular.” Her parents were “very anti-smoking … but they quickly accepted it”. A graphic designer, she gets through ten or fifteen a day, the first with a coffee on her balcony before breakfast.
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thetimes.com | Richard Assheton
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thetimes.com | Richard Assheton
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RT @AirMailWeekly: “Smoking is part of the culture in France, in a way it is not elsewhere.” @richardassheton https://t.co/etM2cB03wX

Coups are back in vogue. But we never hear what happens next. What awaits you when you’re toppled? For today’s @thetimes I exclusively reported the baroque gruesome fate of Gabon’s legendary Bongo dynasty, as told by the Bongos themselves. https://t.co/dYl1eEeJph