Events

Montauban: A driver with a revoked license runs a stop sign and hits a car

On Wednesday, November 4, 2026 in Montauban (Tarn-et-Garonne), a driver whose license had been revoked ran a stop sign and caused a collision on Alphonse-Daudet street.

Opening in Albi of the incest trial of Jérôme F.

The trial of a 51-year-old man, accused of rape and sexual assault by his three daughters and his half-sister, has opened before the Tarn criminal court in Albi.

A Breton illustrator illustrates an investigation into glyphosate

Illustrator David Lopez, based in Saint-Brieuc, illustrated journalist Aurore Gorius's investigation into glyphosate, with book signings planned in the Côtes-d'Armor.

Tips for preventing winter illnesses and back pain

A doctor reminds people of preventive measures against winter illnesses: vaccination, physical activity, sleep and home ventilation.

Aziliz Le Corre défend les identités régionales sur CNEWS

La journaliste Aziliz Le Corre, originaire de Bretagne, a affirmé sur CNEWS que les identités régionales « ne sont pas folkloriques » mais « quelque chose qui nous habite ».

Gironde: 19-year-old hunter gored by a stag in Saint-Laurent-Médoc

During a stag hunt in Saint-Laurent-Médoc, a 19-year-old hunter was violently gored by a stag. His life is not in danger.

Ecological transition financing increasingly externalized

Financing for the ecological transition would rely less on budget appropriations and more on off-budget envelopes and loans, such as the Livret A or heat funds.

French national police warn of fake tax letter scam

Scammers are posing as the Direction générale des finances publiques and sending fake letters with QR codes or fraudulent links to steal tax identifiers and cryptocurrencies.

Livestock: contagious nodular dermatosis no longer a concern at the Gascon cattle gathering

At a breeders' meeting dedicated to the Gascon cow, the page on contagious nodular dermatosis is presented as turned. Professionals affirm that activity continues normally.

Vannes: Drunk and unlicensed driver arrested after running a red light

On the evening of November 3, 2026, a repeat drunk driver ran a red light on rue Bernus in Vannes before being apprehended by police.

8 a.m. News from Bonjour Littoral, November 5, 2026

The local bulletin notably covers the death of a septuagenarian struck by a scooter and the price of heating oil.

Louviers: €2.8 million in public funds for a Normandy products store

The Corner normand concept store project in Louviers, with construction due to begin in 2027, plans for €2.8 million in public funds.

Troyes: employee misuses company fuel card

A delivery driver used his company's fuel card for personal purposes, causing 10,000 euros in damages. He was placed in police custody at the Troyes police station.

The government maintains its deficit forecast at 5.4% and growth at 0.5% for 2026

Despite a difficult economic climate and figures below expectations, the executive maintains its budgetary targets for 2026, with a deficit at 5.4% of GDP and growth of 0.5%.

Death of journalist Ibrahim Mohamed Azi

Journalist Ibrahim Mohamed Azi died following an illness, after a long absence from the airwaves. His colleagues pay tribute to him.

Bypass linking Arques to Hazebrouck: Mayor Valentin Belleval defends the project

Mayor Valentin Belleval reaffirms his commitment to the 50 hectares of the road bypass linking Arques to Hazebrouck.

Laignes: 1.6 million euros of work to expand the Ehpad

A construction site visit took place at the Laignes Ehpad, in Côte-d'Or, for the final phase of restructuring, estimated at 1.6 million euros and providing for 12 additional rooms.

Marie Lajus warns of threat to civil liberties

Former prefect and former commissioner Marie Lajus believes that the government, by placing police officers on the front line, is threatening civil liberties.

Amiens: scooter rider seriously injured on Jules-Barni Street

A 54-year-old man lost control of his scooter on Jules-Barni Street in Amiens and was seriously injured.