Sebastien Pollock

Producer / Editor

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Sebastien is one of WRNC's earliest team members. He is the lead producer and presenter of the "WHY IS THAT?" podcast and video series and the editor of WRNC News. Sebastien works for Radio France in a professional capacity as a radio presenter, but continues to volunteer his free time to help WRNC grow and evolve in its own right.

Keir Starmer, standing outside Number 10, announced his resignation as Prime Minister

23 June 2026

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces his resignation

"Walking down this street two years ago was the proudest moment of my life." Yesterday (Monday, 22nd June 2026), Keir Starmer stood in front of the black door in Downing Street, like so many before him, and announced his resignation as Prime Minister.

A tank from the parades at Pegasus Bridge in Bénouville in June 2024

29 May 2026

D-DAY 2026: Our top 5 things to see and do in Normandy

As May draws to a close, Normandy starts to prepare for one of its biggest annual celebrations: the Anniversary of the Normandy Beach Landings. In 2026, for the 82nd Anniversary, what is there to see and do in Normandy? Here's our shortlist for the Calvados!

The Pride March started at 3:30 pm on Caen's peninsula

14 June 2026

Caen's 2026 Pride March: a colourful and friendly event not set back by its few technical hiccups

The 25th edition of the Pride March in Caen got off to a rocky start. At 3:30 pm, on Saturday (13th June), the chariot, which was supposed to head up the march, broke down. Despite this minor setback, the event turned out to be a success, with around 3,000 attendees of all ages taking part.

No need to buy a ticket, as of tomorrow (5th May 2026), getting a bus or tram in the Caen area will be as easy as tapping a payment card or device against the reader.

4 May 2026

Tap to pay coming to buses and trams in the Caen area

It's an increasingly common feature of public transportation: occasional travellers no longer need to buy a ticket, instead they can simply tap their payment card or device to the terminal. An ease of use feature already common in many major cities across Europe, tap and pay is now coming to Caen.