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Seine-et-Marne: two injured in collision between Tzen bus and car
A collision between a Tzen bus and a light vehicle occurred in Lieusaint on October 27, 2026, leaving two injured.
The family of Christophe M., who died on October 17, files a complaint
Métropole de Lyon : explosion des demandes d'armes de défense après les violences
Parcoursup : Marc Fesneau place le débat sur la sélection
La réforme du bac et Parcoursup fragilisées par la crise
Godewaersvelde: Wybo project divides municipal council
The Wybo project was adopted by 9 votes to 7 at the Godewaersvelde municipal council, revealing divisions among elected officials.
AI and work: economists call for a tax revolution
In an op-ed in Le Monde, two economists propose a bonus-malus system to regulate the costs of job creation and destruction linked to AI.
Saint-Louis: gendarmerie check, suspended licenses, vehicles impounded
A gendarmerie check took place at the Gol roundabout in Saint-Louis (Réunion). Eleven motorcycle officers and a detection dog carried out four license suspensions and five vehicle impoundments.
OL-Angers reporté à dimanche en raison des manifestations du 31 octobre
Equita Lyon: TCL adjusts its service to salon attendance
During the Equita Lyon fair, which attracted nearly 200,000 visitors over five days, the TCL transport network adjusts its offering.
Maine-et-Loire: system to replace illegal use of fire hydrants
The Syndicat d'Eau de l'Anjou has inaugurated a system intended for professionals and local authorities that were illegally using fire hydrants to obtain water.
Drought: two car washes lose case in Vendée
The summary judge of the administrative court dismissed two car wash stations in Vendée that were seeking suspension of the prefectural order on water usage.
Near Caen, man tried for sexual assault on ex-partner
A young man appeared before the Caen court for having sexually assaulted his ex-partner in her sleep, struggling to explain himself.
Medef rejects anticipated minimum wage hike and calls for more repression
La CGT réclame une revalorisation du SMIC
La crise des carburants inquiète les professionnels du secteur
Fuel crisis: driving schools consider raising their fees
Fuel crisis: decree published to release strategic diesel stocks
End of the "collaborating spouse" status on small farms
The removal of the "collaborating spouse" status is causing difficulties on small agricultural holdings.
Michel Barnier met la pression sur Bruno Retailleau devant les députés LR
David Lisnard guest on “Objectif Élysée 2027” on Europe 1
Louis Aliot appelle Retailleau et Lisnard à rejoindre le RN pour la présidentielle
A victim recounts nearly losing 15,000 euros in a phishing attempt
A person testifies to having nearly lost 15,000 euros during a phishing attempt, which she experienced "as an intrusion".
Rising cost of AI weighs on corporate budgets
French companies rolling out AI see their budgets exceed forecasts, by up to 300 euros per month per employee, but consider it a necessity to remain competitive.
Debate on national unity following the Trappes attack
Débat sur la qualification raciste de l'attentat de Trappes avant les conclusions de l'enquête
Sotteville-lès-Rouen: two men sentenced for extreme violence
Two men tried in Rouen for brutally beating another man have been sentenced, a decision welcomed with applause.
Wittisheim: Jardins de Gaïa handed over in difficult context
Arlette Rohmer has stepped down as head of Jardins de Gaïa in Wittisheim. Her daughter Chloé Kuhlmann and her partner are taking over the organic tea company in a delicate economic context.
Young graduates without jobs or prospects
A report describes the situation of young graduates facing unemployment and a lack of prospects, in a context of rising prices and social tensions.
Cugnaux: family threatened with eviction in court
The Toulouse administrative court has examined the request for immediate eviction filed by the Cugnaux town hall against a family of six, including four children.
Analysis: RN and LFI accused of stoking social anger
Despite government announcements on Parcoursup and places in higher education, social tensions persist, and an analysis points to the RN's and LFI's interest in maintaining the protest movement.
Cher: law student urgently challenges suspension of her license
A law student from Cher has filed an urgent application with the administrative court after her driver's license was suspended.
Castelsarrasin: volunteers jostled while feeding stray cats
In the Caillaud neighborhood of Castelsarrasin, the feeding of stray cats by an association has become a source of tension; a 75-year-old volunteer was shoved to the ground.
Cergy: Contentious gate paralyzes neighborhood
In Cergy, in the Val-d'Oise, a gate installed in a neighborhood is causing tensions between residents and garbage collectors, who must be called early in the morning to access it.
Documentary on LCP recounts battle for cultural exception
The documentary "Cultural Exception, the Battle That Saved French Cinema" looks back at the victory against the Hollywood invasion, while CNC funding is under budgetary pressure.
Mélenchon promises a vocational track from CAP to professional bachelor's degree
Jean-Luc Mélenchon announces the creation of a vocational track from the CAP to the professional bachelor's degree to improve the reception of young people.
Retailleau warns against young police officers abandoning the "shield"
Bruno Retailleau states that if young police officers renounced their protection mission, France would plunge into "infernal violence" and the law of the strongest.
Scaleway chief executive calls for strengthening French sovereignty over AI
Damien Lucas, chief executive of Scaleway, defended strengthening French sovereignty in artificial intelligence on the Tech&Co Business program on BFM Business.
Le parquet de Paris ouvre une enquête sur un espace de discussion de X aux propos racistes
Martinique: six illegal waste dumpers sanctioned
Six individuals and professionals have been identified and sanctioned for illegal waste dumping in Martinique's forest massifs, with fines ranging from 150 to 1,300 euros.
Le financement du Centre national du cinéma sous pression dans le budget 2027
Henri Giscard d'Estaing urges companies to adapt to new generations
On the show « La France bouge » on October 27, Henri Giscard d'Estaing said companies must adjust to the aspirations of new generations, in a context of high school and university student mobilization.
Le Havre: CGT official at Basic-Fit targeted by fifth disciplinary procedure
At the opening of mandatory annual negotiations, a CGT union delegate at Basic-Fit in Le Havre is facing a fifth disciplinary procedure, denounced as union repression.
Louis Aliot accuses LFI of pushing for division and violence
Appearing on BFMTV on October 27, RN vice-president Louis Aliot said La France insoumise « is pushing the country toward division » and is situated in violence.
LCI Direct, Tuesday, October 27, 2026
Program for the LCI Direct show of October 27, 2026: war in Ukraine, political situation in Israel, growth threatened by violence and discontent among teachers' unions.
Supplementary health insurance: a contested procedure that benefited a close associate of Emmanuel Macron
New Caledonia: call for group O blood donors at Médipôle de Dumbéa
The blood donation center has issued a call for group O blood donors to support the ongoing cardiac surgery mission at Médipôle de Dumbéa, in New Caledonia.
Ajaccio: MEDEF Corse highlights professional development schemes
MEDEF Corse and its partners presented in Ajaccio schemes for valuing experience, diplomas and skills, still too little known among employees.
Lyon: conversion of empty offices into housing under study
Starlink increases pressure on telecom operators
A program looks back at Starlink's strategy, which seeks to secure access to tens of thousands of sites and puts pressure on telecom operators.
