Events

CNIL reminds of rules governing internal research by health professionals

The CNIL publishes a reminder of the obligations applicable to healthcare establishments conducting internal research involving health professionals, particularly regarding personal data.

Saint-M'Hervé: 27-year-old driver injured after running off the road

In the night of November 5 to 6, 2026, a 27-year-old motorist hit a tree in Saint-M'Hervé, near Vitré (Ille-et-Vilaine). He was taken to hospital.

Recall of E. coli-contaminated bouchot mussels sold throughout France

SARL Monbrun is recalling a batch of bouchot mussels due to the presence of E. coli bacteria. The product was marketed on October 27 throughout France via Scapmarée, Leclerc's purchasing cooperative.

Puy-de-Dôme: witness appeal after fake foot reflexologist targeting shopkeepers

Gendarmes in Puy-de-Dôme are seeking a man presenting himself as a plantar reflexologist, who would mainly target shopkeepers, and have launched a witness appeal.

Creney: operation against road crime

About a dozen gendarmes from the Buchères motorized unit and the Méry-sur-Seine motorized brigade carried out a traffic control on Wednesday, November 4 at the Creney roundabout, in the Aube department.

Local controversy over agency closure and insecurity

The closure of the Billard agency sparks controversy at the municipal council, against a backdrop of debate over insecurity near the Hippodrome shopping center, with the RN having questioned the majority.

Roanne: ready-to-wear group Devernois liquidated, 140 jobs at stake

The Roanne commercial court ordered the judicial liquidation of the Devernois group on Wednesday, November 4. Established in Le Coteau since 1927 and employing 140 people, the company has three months for its managers to find a buyer.

Hyères: application restaurants of new hotel school open

The three application restaurants of the Lycée Hôtelier des Arts et des Commerces de Hyères have opened, with moderate-cost menus prepared by students and near-full attendance in November.

France's trade deficit widens to 7.3 billion euros in September

In September, imports of energy products rose sharply, widening France's trade deficit to 7.3 billion euros.

CCTSO seeks to halt decline in registered childminders

The Thiérache Sambre and Oise intercommunal community is seeking solutions in the face of a decline in the number of registered childminders in its territory, which could fall to 40 by 2030.

Donations and bequests: proliferation of foundations and endowment funds in France

The president of the French Centre for Foundations and Endowment Funds notes an accelerated creation of foundations and endowment funds, covering areas such as the environment, digital technology, or medical research.

Reconstruction of jogger Agathe Hilairet's murder in Vienne

A reconstruction of Agathe Hilairet's murder is organized Wednesday in Vienne, in the presence of main suspect Didier Laroche, taken from detention.

Ollioules: an app to promote local businesses

An app launched in Ollioules highlights local shopkeepers and offers exclusive deals to customers.

Dijon-based researcher wins European Starting Grant

Erwan Lucas, a research fellow at the Carnot de Bourgogne laboratory in Dijon, has obtained a Starting Grant for a project on chip-based light programming.

Schiltigheim: Le Cheval blanc restaurant's business assets for sale

Following the overturning on appeal of the company's judicial liquidation, the owner of Le Cheval blanc in Schiltigheim is putting the business assets up for sale.

AI complements breast cancer screening in Ariège

The Intercommunal Hospital Center of the Ariège Valleys has acquired artificial intelligence to assist radiologists in reading mammograms.

Réunion: driver caught at 208 km/h on Littoral Road

A driver was intercepted on Littoral Road while driving at 208 km/h on a road limited to 90 km/h. His vehicle was impounded.

Used Chinese car registrations jump 69% in September

On the French used-car market, registrations of Chinese vehicles rose 69% in September, a sign of their growing breakthrough.

French Polynesia: witness appeal after disappearance of Christine Bougues and her minor daughter

A woman and her baby residing in Faa'a have been missing since Wednesday. The mother's phone was last located in Taravao; the gendarmes have launched a witness appeal.

Berck: Suspected gas leak, two people in their sixties taken into care

A suspected gas leak in Berck led to two people in their sixties being taken into care by emergency services.

Vals du Dauphiné: elected officials call on SNCF CEO over Grenoble-Lyon line

The president of the Vals du Dauphiné intercommunal authority and the mayors of La Tour-du-Pin and Saint-André-le-Gaz will send a letter to the SNCF CEO to alert him to the situation on the Grenoble-Lyon line.