Events

Albert: Grandfather on trial for molesting his granddaughter

In Albert, in the Somme department, a grandfather is standing trial for molesting his 12-year-old granddaughter; the verdict will be announced in one month.

Without proper documentation, a woman from Morbihan cannot bury her mother in the family vault

A resident of Morbihan wishes to transfer the remains of her mother, who died in 2022 and was buried in the Paris region, to the family vault in Ménéac. Unable to provide proof of the burial concession, her request faces refusal by the mayor and a lengthy legal battle.

A study estimates the state's tax losses at 929 billion euros

Amidst the budget debate, a text by economist Gabriel Gaspard published in "La Tribune" quantifies the state's revenue losses linked to tax loopholes and fiscal breaks at 929 billion euros.

Strasbourg: education authority replaces head of Schoepflin school after sexual assaults

Two months after the revelation of sexual touching involving about ten pupils at the Schoepflin nursery school in Strasbourg, the education authority has handed its administrative investigation report to parents and is replacing the head of the establishment.

Pyrophilous fungi are the first to recolonize burned areas in the Corbières

Following the fires in the Corbières, pyrophilous fungi are helping to revegetate the soil by allowing the earth to breathe and reintroducing life.

Summary of Tuesday, November 10, 2026 news

Libération summarizes the main news of the day: rejection of a petition against CNews by the National Assembly, youth mobilization, and the trial of the 'Little Unknown of the A10'.

Amiens: a historical trail project on the city's industrial past is completed

A resident of Amiens has finalised a historical trail project dedicated to the city's industrial heritage, after three years of work on archives and old photographs.

French Guiana: staff shortages disrupt meal distribution at Bertène Juminer High School

Staff shortages at the central kitchen of Bertène Juminer High School disrupted meal deliveries to several establishments in western French Guiana. The CTG acknowledged tensions linked to absences and the opening of Sonia Francius High School, with solutions implemented the following day.

The Craftsmanship Tour by the CMA Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur stops in Draguignan

The Craftsmanship Tour bus from the Chamber of Trades and Crafts for the Sud region was in Draguignan on 10 November 2026 to advise project leaders and people seeking training.

DSMS Industries multiplies innovations in the Loire

Created in 2025 and based in Roanne, DSMS Industries helps companies move towards automation and designs communicating boxes and robots, including a prototype beer server.

Meursault: synthetic turf to replace stabilised ground

The Beaune Côte & Sud agglomeration community has approved replacing the stabilised ground in Meursault with synthetic turf, at an estimated cost of €720,000 for the local authority.

Besançon: renovated Orchamps nursery opens its doors to 60 children

The municipal Orchamps nursery in Besançon, renovated thanks to a multi-year envelope of €60 million allocated to schools and nurseries, was inaugurated on Tuesday. The site will be more comfortable in winter as well as in summer.

Tourism in the South-West: late season fails to offset summer losses

The regional tourism board has published its economic outlook note: tourists were present in September and to a lesser extent in October, but their spending does not compensate for an average August.

Al-Fayed case: the Ritz and Villa Windsor searched in Paris

The Ritz and Villa Windsor in Paris were searched as part of an investigation into an alleged women-trafficking network linked to Mohamed Al-Fayed.

Porto-Vecchio: an explosive device discovered in a residence and neutralized

On Tuesday, November 10, an explosive device was discovered in a residence in Porto-Vecchio. Deminers neutralized it and the Ajaccio prosecutor's office opened an investigation.

Chambéry: worker killed by heavy goods vehicle on bus centre construction site

An employee of Bérengier Dépollution died after being run over by a heavy goods vehicle at the construction site for Grand Chambéry's future bus operations centre. An investigation has been opened to determine the circumstances.

Doullens: convicted for rape of two sisters

Already sentenced in 2024 to eleven years' imprisonment for a rape committed in 2022, a 26-year-old man is now standing trial before the correctional court for the rape of the first victim's sister, which took place in 2021.

Orange: RN mayor targeted by death threat letter, complaint filed

Jean-Dominique Artaud, the RN mayor of Orange in Vaucluse, received an anonymous letter containing death threats on November 6, 2026. The official has filed a complaint.

Trial following death of worker crushed by propeller in flax company

A trial opens to establish the circumstances under which an employee was crushed by a propeller at a flax processing company.

According to INSEE, Corsica's GDP grew twice as fast as the national average since 2000

Between 2000 and 2023, Corsica recorded the strongest economic growth among metropolitan regions, with an average annual increase of 2.4%, driven by services.

Enfantiste 10 collective organising march on November 14 in Troyes

Created in June in Troyes, the Enfantiste 10 collective carries out awareness-raising and advocacy actions against violence towards children and is preparing a march on November 14.

La Poste bets on TikTok Shop parcels via Colissimo

Three months after a partnership with TikTok Shop, Colissimo claims to have shipped more than one million parcels, as La Poste focuses on purchases made via social media.

Chaulnes: woman convicted for sharing photo of her lover at work

A 53-year-old woman was convicted by the court for distributing an intimate photo of her former lover within the company following their breakup.

Cher: municipality convicted after destruction of property entrance

A municipality in the Cher department has been ordered to compensate a couple whose property entrance was destroyed during sidewalk construction works.

Chronology of a whistleblowing right exercised by a union representative

A union representative and member of the Social and Economic Committee (CSE) exercised a whistleblowing right with her former director, denouncing a remark deemed unacceptable and discriminatory. The article traces the key dates of this case.

Déville-lès-Rouen: Fire at Vallée du Cailly High School, classes moved online

A fire broke out in the toilets of Vallée du Cailly High School on November 10, 2026. Firefighters responded, and the school temporarily switched to remote learning.

DGAC requests 30% reduction in flights at Orly due to weather

The General Directorate of Civil Aviation (DGAC) has asked airlines to reduce their flight schedule at Orly by 30% starting at 6 p.m. due to weather conditions. Delays are expected at Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle.

Houplin-Ancoisne: Installation of the first youth municipal council

The first youth municipal council of Houplin-Ancoisne has been officially installed.

Meuse: Reservist Days organised in departmental high schools

As part of the National Reservist Days, the 12 high schools in Meuse are hosting events promoting engagement in reserve forces, while the objective is to double their numbers by 2035.

Marine Le Pen states on American television that 'there is no discrimination in France'

Guest on an American TV show, Marine Le Pen defended her vision of French society by asserting that there is no discrimination in France, comments that have surprised many.