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SNSM of Le Tréport rescues precarious boat with children on board
Budget 2027 : 48,8 milliards de dépenses supplémentaires adoptées, le PIB recule de 0,1 %
Bordeaux: man arrested for grave desecration at Chartreuse cemetery
On Thursday, October 30, a 33-year-old man was arrested and placed in police custody for having desecrated a grave at the Chartreuse cemetery in Bordeaux.
INED targeted by ransomware attack claimed by The Gentlemen
AC Environnement targeted by claimed ransomware attack
In Eure, owner saves family château
Hugues de Bonardi devotes his life to maintaining and bringing to life the family château located in Eure.
Prostate cancer: Marseille surgeon recalls importance of early screening
Surgeon Michaël Baboudjian stresses the need for an early detection strategy for prostate cancer, as new treatment techniques are presented.
Bouy level crossing closed from November 2 to 7
Level crossing No. 17 at the exit of Bouy will be closed to all traffic from November 2 to 7 for roadworks.
Deux médecins juniors arrivent au cabinet médical de Vrigne-aux-Bois
Decorating graves for All Saints' Day, a tradition resisting the crisis
Despite declining purchasing power, decorating graves for All Saints' Day remains entrenched, with some Bordeaux florists not having raised their prices.
Ham: Shopkeeper burgled several times expresses exasperation
In Ham, in the Saint-Sulpice industrial zone, a shopkeeper victim of repeated burglaries denounces insecurity along with other professionals in the sector.
Le ministère de l'Intérieur mobilise ses forces face aux risques du 31 octobre
Rennes : la préfète interdit la manifestation du 31 octobre faute d'accord
Manifestation du 31 octobre : à Bordeaux, le maire juge le parcours autorisé trop proche du centre-ville
Préparatifs et inquiétudes avant la mobilisation du 31 octobre
Toulon : les commerçants inquiets avant le troisième samedi de mobilisation
American investors worried about French political and social tensions
First bricklaying robot tested in Chilly-Mazarin
A bricklaying robot is being tested for the first time in France in Chilly-Mazarin, in Essonne, with hopes of transforming construction sites.
Two break-ins in Boulogne and Wimille: man convicted
"Deadbots" used to interact with deceased loved ones
More and more people are using artificial intelligence to "bring back to life" deceased loved ones. These "deadbots" serve as emotional crutches and raise questions about our relationship with death.
Deux semaines après les émeutes du 17 octobre, une pharmacie parisienne peine à se relever
Patrick Boucheron analyzes the high school student movement and October 17
In Caen, woman tried for threatening to kill her sister
A 47-year-old woman was tried on Thursday, October 29, 2026, in Caen for threatening to kill her sister, who refused to repay her a loan.
Présidentielle 2027 : Karim Bouamrane en campagne à Saint-Ouen
Flers: daughters of harki couple dismissed from compensation claim
The Caen administrative court dismissed two daughters of a harki couple housed in "undignified" conditions in Flers (Orne), who were seeking compensation.
Ariège: association buys land around cave to protect bats
In Tourtouse, Ariège, an association has acquired the land at the entrance to a cave housing an important bat colony to preserve it.
Pérols: Auchan customers hand out good points to cashiers, anger rises
The Auchan hypermarket in Pérols, in the Hérault, invites its customers to reward the friendliest cashiers, an operation that is sparking anger.
Figurine and manga thefts: a geek shop owner speaks out
A retailer specializing in "geek" products denounces the theft of figurines and manga affecting his shop and its impact on profits.
Superprofits de TotalEnergies : le gouvernement face à un symbole explosif
Disability: specialized care homes on the verge of exhaustion
A survey reveals that 94% of specialized care homes in France are facing recruitment difficulties, weakening support for a vulnerable public.
Le recteur de Bourgogne-Franche-Comté fait le point sur les mesures pour les lycées
Vitry-sur-Seine: rowdy public meeting on incinerator project
The consultation on the contested non-recyclable waste incinerator project in Vitry-sur-Seine, intended to decarbonize Paris's urban heating network, ended with a rowdy and curtailed public meeting. Opponents denounce a polluting infrastructure imposed by the capital on the suburbs.
Saint-Malo–Guernsey route benefits from difficulties on Jersey crossing
Passenger traffic between Saint-Malo and Guernsey has jumped 56.5% since Brittany Ferries took over the route in 2025, at the expense of the Jersey crossing.
In Reims, confectioners prepare on the eve of Halloween
Meeting with candy sellers from Reims Confiseries, a Marne wholesaler, on the eve of Halloween, as confectionery consumption reaches 4.1 kilos per year per person.
Fire in downtown Clermont-Ferrand building: seven minor injuries
Booking.com ordered to pay over 800,000 euros to Grand Nancy Metropole
The Nancy judicial court ordered Booking.com to pay over 800,000 euros to Grand Nancy Metropole, which accused the platform of irregularities regarding the tourist tax.
Data leak at MySexShop, French online store
The French adult products store MySexShop allegedly suffered a data leak exposing user accounts, addresses, and session tokens.
Roland Lescure en déplacement à Bordeaux auprès des commerçants sinistrés
Bordeaux : trois jeunes condamnés à du sursis pour des vols après les manifestations
Glucksmann participe à l'hommage à Pengo Bossio Wangi à Trappes
Strasbourg : deux rassemblements antiracistes concurrents le 30 octobre
Ten Body Minute franchisees seek contract reclassification in labor court
Ten franchisees of the Body Minute beauty chain are filing with the labor court to obtain reclassification of their franchise contract, denouncing frequent orders and controls.
Éric Dupond-Moretti dénonce une « dissimulation » du RN plutôt qu'une dédiabolisation
Marine Tondelier denounces hateful messages received after interview
Marine Tondelier says she is receiving hateful and vulgar messages always from the same political side after an interview.
Hakim Benotmane files a complaint against Anthony Bourbon for incitement to suicide
Sciences Po Strasbourg blockade: open letter from a teacher to his director
After three weeks of blockade of Sciences Po Strasbourg by some thirty students, a teacher addresses the director in an open letter and calls for disciplinary proceedings.
Eroudeville: three lightly injured in collision between two cars
On Friday morning, October 30, 2026, a collision between two cars left three people lightly injured in Eroudeville, in the Manche department; they were taken to Cherbourg hospital.
Épinal: heating engineer given suspended sentence after two clients die of poisoning
The Épinal court sentenced a 52-year-old heating engineer to a suspended prison term after a mother and her son died of carbon monoxide poisoning following repairs to their boiler.
Cherbourg-en-Cotentin: motorcyclist seriously injured in collision
On Friday, October 30, 2026 around 3 p.m., a collision between a motorcycle and a car in Cherbourg-en-Cotentin seriously injured the two-wheeler rider.
Moussac: contested pedestrian crossing because it leads to a wall
In Moussac, in the Gard department, a pedestrian crossing installed in September 2026 is drawing criticism from the opposition because it opens onto a low wall; the city hall defends a safety device for access to the school.
