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Fabrice Fiorèse looks back on his kidnapping in Savoie
Former footballer Fabrice Fiorèse spoke on RMC about his kidnapping in Savoie, allegedly commissioned, according to him, by a former OL teammate.
Priest charged with child pornography transferred to Toulouse diocese
Father Benoît Roze, former parish priest of Libourne charged with child pornography, was discreetly transferred early November to the Toulouse diocese, at his request according to the Communauté de l'Emmanuel.
Justice: more than 400 clerk positions open for recruitment
The Ministry of Justice is launching a new recruitment session for more than 400 judicial service clerks, with registrations open until January 5, 2027, to strengthen the functioning of courts.
Death of Éric Marguerite, former FO departmental secretary in Réunion
Réunionese trade unionist Éric Marguerite has died; numerous tributes are being paid to him.
In Aisne, association warns of lack of support for carers
Aid'Aisne and a former carer from Soissons are highlighting the lack of support for relatives of people suffering from neurodegenerative diseases.
Nouvelle-Calédonie : hommage aux Morts pour la France au lycée du Mont-Dore
Catherine Vautrin participe aux cérémonies du 11-Novembre à Paris puis à Suippes
Coolus commémore ses soldats morts pour la France
Martinique : des collégiens du Lamentin associés aux commémorations du 11-Novembre
How to spot Made in France despite misleading tricolor labels
An article explains how to actually identify products made in France, while tricolor labels do not guarantee origin.
Car insurance: older cars more often involved in claims but less costly
An analysis by online insurer Leocare on 2025-2026 claims shows that vehicles over 11 years old account for 44% of claims but only 25% of costs, with newer models costing more to repair.
Dressing in Made in France without breaking the bank: a developing niche market
Several press articles revisit the possibility of dressing in French-made clothing at affordable prices, while purchases of French textiles decline.
Villefranche-de-Lauragais: man tried for threatening his family and biting a gendarme
The Toulouse court tried on Monday, November 9 a man who had assaulted and threatened his family in Villefranche-de-Lauragais before attacking the gendarmes.
Publication du décret sanctionnant les branches dont les minima sont sous le Smic
The case of Ali O., Palestinian refugee prosecuted for terrorism in France, alerts the UN
Ali O., stripped of his refugee status and indicted for terrorism in France for acts committed in the West Bank, mobilizes four UN special rapporteurs.
Workplace deaths, a subject little taken up by political debate before 2027
While fatal workplace accidents continue to rise in France, the subject has only been partially addressed by the government since 2022 and is only taken up by the left five months before the presidential election.
New Caledonia: financial issues around 2026 budget and 2027 draft finance law
The National Assembly finalises the 2026 budget with around 7 billion francs for New Caledonia, ahead of Senate examination from 20 November of the 2027 draft finance law which provides for more than 80 billion francs to support the local economy.
Mayotte: Three Diables Noirs de Combani players unable to travel to mainland France for the 7th round of the Coupe de France
Three footballers from Diables Noirs de Combani cannot travel to mainland France for the 7th round of the Coupe de France due to their administrative status. They will have to follow the match remotely.
France 2 weather bulletin for Thursday, November 12, 2026
Weather forecasts for France for Thursday, November 12, 2026, including any weather warnings from Météo France.
Le CERT-FR publie un avis sur des vulnérabilités dans les produits Microsoft
Sacha Houlié réagit à son interdiction d'entrée en Russie
France linkdéputé français interdit d'entrée en Russie
Sept projets de data centers dans les Hauts-de-France suscitent la défiance
Bourgoin-Jallieu: a woman on trial for bank card thefts
A Bosnian national appeared in court in Bourgoin-Jallieu charged with five bank card thefts targeting elderly customers, whose PIN codes had been observed at the checkout counters of a supermarket.
La commémoration obligatoire du 11-Novembre à l'école fait débat
Les commémorations du 11-Novembre accusées d'être instrumentalisées politiquement
Weather bulletin for Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Weather forecasts broadcast on November 11, 2026, including any Météo France warnings.
Weather forecast for Wednesday, November 11, 2026
France 2 weather forecast bulletin for November 11, 2026 and the following days.
Sophie Marceau dénonce les profits milliardaires et soutient la jeunesse
Sophie Binet en visite à Montpellier pour rencontrer des agents publics
MEP Laurence Trochu condemns two anti-Christian acts per day in France
On CNEWS, Identity-Libertés MEP Laurence Trochu claims there are on average two anti-Christian acts per day in France over the past ten years.
Alain Bauer believes the state creates "conditions for rage and distrust"
Criminologist Alain Bauer, a guest on BFMTV, stated that the state creates the conditions for rage and distrust.
Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization warns of declining funding
Speaking from Paris at the Peace Forum dedicated to children, the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization warned about the decline in funding for vaccination campaigns in poor countries.
19-year-old motorcyclist seriously injured in Tourlaville
A collision between a car and a motorcycle occurred on Boulevard de la Manche in Tourlaville, leaving two injured, one seriously.
A 6-month-old puppy found after 12 days of wandering
Snoopy, a 6-month-old dachshund, has been reunited with his owners after twelve days of wandering.
Gabrielle Cluzel speaks out on 'anti-white racism' and challenges politicians
Le Luc-en-Provence: a new nursing home to be rebuilt on site by 2030
The Brignoles-Le Luc Intercommunal Hospital Centre has launched a public tender to demolish and rebuild on-site the Précoumin nursing home in Le Luc-en-Provence, with a target date of 2030.
Paris: former CGT executive partially loses appeal case
The Paris Court of Appeal has partially overturned the judgment handed down in March 2025 which ruled in favor of Benjamin Amar, a former senior executive at the CGT trade union, in his lawsuit regarding infringement of privacy.
Marine Le Pen claims on an American television network that 'there is no discrimination in France'
Boulogne-Billancourt: opening of "largest bouillon in France" on Île Seguin
A bouillon presented as the largest in France opens its doors on Île Seguin in Boulogne-Billancourt.
Substandard housing: Cœur de Flandre landlords sanctioned by CAF
In the Cœur de Flandre agglomeration, landlord owners offering substandard housing are now being sanctioned by the CAF.
Hyères: Victoria Markets celebrate their first year
Victoria Markets in Hyères are celebrating their first anniversary following renovation from November 13 to 15, featuring new stalls and a focus on local products.
Enquête sur le sous-financement et la « gratuité » de l'université française
Mobilisations étudiantes : la revendication du « 10 améliorable » en question
Roissy: new shipment of French aeronautical parts to Israel
Aeronautical parts manufactured in France are to be shipped from Roissy to Tel Aviv for arms company Elbit Systems, reigniting the debate on French military exports to Israel.
Le PS refuse de soutenir David Lisnard pour la présidence de l'AMF
Dieppe: honey beer created by Dieppe Brewery and two beekeepers
Dieppe Brewery and two beekeepers have launched a honey beer, the result of a local collaboration.
Mouvement lycéen : 62 % des lycéens déférés issus de l'enseignement professionnel
Les parents de Christophe Gleizes invités de France 24
France linkjournaliste français détenu en Algérie
Construction of Sedan's future casino officially launched
The project for the casino in Sedan has entered its operational phase, with the demolition of the Turenne cinema scheduled for January 18, 2027.
Besançon: national Alcoholics Anonymous congress held at Micropolis
On November 7 and 8, Besançon hosted the national Alcoholics Anonymous congress, bringing together approximately 500 members from across France. A sober member shared their journey.
