Events

Deux-Sèvres: mayor of Chiché denounces delays in upgrading RN149

The mayor of Chiché criticizes the schedule for overtaking lanes on the RN149 between Bressuire and Parthenay, whose construction will not take place until 2030.

The cheapest cars to maintain in 2026

A study published on Wednesday ranks the most economical and most costly-to-maintain car models, against a backdrop of rising repair prices.

RN senator requests her remarks be 'cut from the edit'

A senator from the National Rally requested that remarks made during a filming session ('We take 200,000 bucks from them') be cut from the final edit, sparking controversy.

Sartène: rally in support of the mayor of Zerubia

About 200 people gathered outside the Sartène gendarmerie in support of the mayor of Zerubia, who was summoned in connection with an investigation into violence during the village ball.

Pégomas: traffic cut off on Fènerie Road after an electrical cable falls

Traffic has been interrupted since 9 a.m. on November 4 on Route de la Fènerie in Pégomas, near Grasse, due to an electrical cable lying on the ground; diversions have been put in place.

Christophe Ono-dit-Biot receives Renaudot Essay Prize for 'L'odyssée de l'Odyssée'

Journalist and author Christophe Ono-dit-Biot from Le Havre is awarded the Renaudot Essay Prize for his book published by Grasset.

Retailleau proposes breaking with the single middle school

Bruno Retailleau denounces the university failure of many young people and proposes breaking with the single middle school to aim for 100% of an age cohort to be qualified.

LCI Live on Wednesday, November 4, 2026

The show reviews the US political situation and the SMS messages from Macron that were revealed, as well as the relationship between the executive branch and the National Rally.

Police presumption of self-defense to be examined in the Senate on December 10

The RN-UDR group has entered on its parliamentary niche of December 10, 2026 the bill establishing a presumption of self-defense for law enforcement, adopted in the National Assembly in July.

Defending the last village shops, from Fillièvres to the National Assembly

The fight to maintain the last rural shops continues, from Fillièvres to the National Assembly and Bercy.

Vendée: hunters repeatedly victimized by theft and vandalism

For two weeks, hunters in Vendée have reported several incidents: stolen rifles, damaged vehicles, and stolen walkie-talkies. Seven reports have been submitted to the authorities, and the federation is calling for vigilance.

Two enthusiasts launch Grasse's first weather station

Anthony Taralle and Tristan Bergen are creating the Grasse Météo association to produce local data on the city's microclimates and contribute to monitoring climate events.

Share of 'made in France' in consumption remains low

The share of products and services made in France in consumption has risen slightly but remains well below the level of fifteen years ago.

Méréville: cat killed at owners' home by hunting dogs

During a hunt by the Pulligny ACCA, two dogs whose GPS beacons were no longer working entered a property in Méréville and killed the couple's cat, who say they are in shock.

Saverne: sole class for toddlers fights to be renewed

In Saverne, the only class welcoming children aged two to three, created in 2025 at the Gravières school, sees its renewal for the 2027 school year suspended pending a decision by the state.

Fère-Champenoise: Run and Bike presents €3,000 to L'Oasis de l'espoir

At its general meeting, the Run and Bike association of Fère-Champenoise presented a check for €3,000 to L'Oasis de l'Espoir, which supports Charcot disease patients.

Charly-sur-Marne: staff at the Vallée nursing home denounce their working conditions

About twenty staff members and families gathered outside the Vallée nursing home in Charly-sur-Marne to denounce the deterioration of working conditions.

Military logistics, NATO's weak point in the face of the war in Ukraine

The war in Ukraine is forcing Western armies to review their plans and increase their mass, revealing NATO's logistical weaknesses, particularly regarding deployment times.

Chasse-sur-Rhône: ten years in prison for the rape of a teenager, the convicted man is missing

A 34-year-old man was sentenced on November 3 to ten years in prison by the court for the rape of a teenager in Chasse-sur-Rhône (Isère). Absent from his trial and untraceable, he is subject to an arrest warrant.

French watchmaking relocates production to Alsace

France's leading watchmaker has relocated its production to an Alsatian village after 25 years in Madagascar, with up to 1,000 watches assembled per day.

Retailleau responds to Édouard Philippe's comments on the origins of looters

Guest on the BFMTV show 'Vous Président', Bruno Retailleau stated that Édouard Philippe's remarks about the overrepresentation of French people of immigrant origin among rioters correspond to 'facts'.

Var: residents denounce composting platform in Tourrettes

Around 150 people gathered in front of a composting platform in the Pays de Fayence area to denounce odors, fly invasions and possible polluted discharges.