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Lot: Hicham B. sentenced to 22 years in prison for attempted murder of his ex-partner

The Lot assize court sentenced Hicham B. to 22 years in prison for aggravated attempted murder of his ex-partner, facts committed in Agen.

French Polynesia: Major Mareva Audaire takes charge of child protection brigade

Major Mareva Audaire has taken office as head of the special brigade for the repression of offenses against the family and children, leading a team of five people.

Vacation prices rise faster than inflation

Tourist stay rates (campsites, hotels, skiing) are rising faster than inflation and incomes, jeopardizing vacations for lower-income households. This increase is driven by operating costs, upscaling, and the search for profitability.

Joseph Macé-Scaron criticizes the functioning of LFI

Journalist and essayist Joseph Macé-Scaron believes there is no democracy within LFI, describing the movement as "gaseous" around Jean-Luc Mélenchon.

Weather forecast for Monday, October 26, 2026 in France

Weather forecast bulletin for France for Monday, October 26, 2026 and the following days.

Nice: relatives of a stabbed man tried for violence near Pasteur Hospital

Two brothers of a man killed by a knife stab on October 22 and a family associate appeared for violence and damage committed near Nice's Pasteur Hospital on the day of the death.

Three José Gaddarkhan companies in judicial recovery, Force ouvrière warns on employees

Three companies belonging to businessman José Gaddarkhan have been placed under judicial recovery. Force ouvrière is concerned about the fate of employees and denounces unpaid social security contributions.

Day hospital dedicated to menopause opens in Le Creusot

A day hospital dedicated to supporting menopause opens in Le Creusot, with the aim of better addressing women's health during this period.

Amiens: car overturns in front of municipal circus

A Citroën C3 ended up on its roof after an accident on Albert-1er square, in front of the Jules-Verne circus in Amiens, on Monday, October 26, late in the day.

An amateur rugby player aged 23 dies after a collapse

Axel, 23 years old, rugby player of US Pays de Gex, has died after a collapse occurring at the end of the match, announced his club.

Nice-Est: HLM building residents still without gas since July

The last residents of a Côte d'Azur Habitat building in the Liserons district, in Nice-Est, have been without gas since July 2026, despite the first deputy mayor's announcement that the problem is fixed.

Grand Nancy: 18 months in prison for gassing and assaulting an octogenarian

Youssef Beji, 21, in an irregular situation, was sentenced to 18 months in prison for gassing and attempting to steal the jewelry of an octogenarian in Saulxures-lès-Nancy.

La Ferté-sous-Jouarre: man arrested after chasing a passerby with a knife

A man was arrested in La Ferté-sous-Jouarre after chasing another man with a knife last June; he had injured himself alone by falling.

Sharp rise in wood pellet prices: is pellet heating still worthwhile?

Wood pellet prices have risen sharply, with nearly 80 euros more per tonne in bulk in one month. Households are questioning the cost-effectiveness of pellet heating.

Annecy raises awareness of seismic risk on National Resilience Day

On the occasion of National Resilience Day, the city of Annecy recalls the need to prepare for and raise awareness of seismic risk, thirty years after a significant earthquake.

Manche: heavy goods vehicle stolen in Yvelines found burned out

A road tractor stolen ten days earlier in the Yvelines was found burned, license plates removed, at a carpooling area in Saint-Côme-du-Mont in the Manche.

Tours: Administrative closure of bakery for hygiene violations

The prefecture of Indre-et-Loire has administratively closed the bakery "Le Prestige", in the Montjoyeux neighborhood of Tours, for serious hygiene violations observed on October 23, 2026.

A Paris cyber division magistrate discusses her battles at the University of Corte

Deputy prosecutor Johanna Brousse shared during a cybercrime conference in Corte the cases she handles, from the indictment of Telegram's boss to the investigation targeting Elon Musk.

Corsica: Japanese delegation visits to develop chestnut sector

A Japanese delegation is staying in Corsica until October 30 to deepen exchanges around chestnuts, which began at the Bocognano fair. First exports of Corsican flour could come to fruition.

Nice: Villa Arson art school students occupy school since October 12

Some students at the Villa Arson in Nice are occupying the premises day and night to denounce pedagogical changes, the possible closure of the teachers' boarding facility, and to demand the departure of a professor facing accusations of molestation.

Investigation reveals hidden assets of Putin associate on French Riviera

A journalistic investigation has uncovered a villa in Saint-Tropez and an account in Monaco belonging to an associate of Vladimir Putin.

Weather forecast from October 26 to 27, 2026

Weather forecasts for the evening and day of October 27, 2026 in France.

Gomené: crepe maker Joëlle Dambo files complaint for cyberharassment

Victim of racist insults online for several months, restaurateur Joëlle Dambo has filed a complaint against X for cyberharassment and against the mayor of Gomené for malicious denunciation, after a first complaint in July.

Dijon: man kills sister and seriously injures mother, suspect on the run

In the night of October 24 to 25, 2026, a 21-year-old woman was killed by her brother in the Montmuzard neighborhood of Dijon. The suspect also attempted to kill his mother, seriously injured, and is on the run.

First implementing order of the UPSA law for collective catering

An order published in the Official Journal on October 25 implements two measures of the law on emergency for the protection and sovereignty of agriculture, strengthening collective catering's sourcing obligations.

The far-right temptation among French Jews despite the debates

An article explores the appeal of the RN for some French Jews, citing Jordan Bardella's remarks in their favor.

Social housing in Paris: Courts rule on case of couple where one partner is a property owner

The courts have ruled on a couple's access to social housing in Paris while one of the partners is already a property owner.