Events

Rochebin at 8 PM, November 5, 2026: protests and social conference

The November 5, 2026 newscast looks back at demonstrations that brought together 575,000 people in France and at the social conference scheduled for Monday. It also mentions ransacked high schools in Toulouse and Lille.

Manche: fire in a house in Montbray, two occupants rehoused

Firefighters responded to a residential fire in Montbray (Manche) on November 5, 2026; the occupants had to be rehoused.

Neuville-Vitasse: two new medals for Gabin, who saved his sister and dog from a fire

Gabin, who saved his sister and their dog during a house fire in Neuville-Vitasse, has received two new medals.

Aube: workshops for seniors in departmental libraries

Funded by the Aube Department via the Conference of Funders, free workshops aimed at seniors are now regularly offered in the libraries of the Aube department.

Jordan Bardella and Philippe de Villiers debate the future of France on CNews

The two political figures are guests of a televised debate on November 6 on social mobilizations, the 2027 presidential election and social divisions.

Social crisis: French people asked whether they feel represented by protesters

An article invites readers to express whether they feel represented or not by participants in the ongoing social mobilizations.

Antibes: one year after the alert, rat infestation persists at Le Laval residence

Residents of the Le Laval residence in Antibes continue to denounce a rat and cockroach infestation one year after raising the alarm. The landlord Côte d'Azur habitat announces an reorganization of waste collection points.

Sarthe: 67-year-old hunter supported by his village ahead of trial for shooting masked men

A 67-year-old resident of Sarthe used his rifle against masked men. His neighbours have launched a petition of support ahead of his trial.

Flers-en-Escrebieux: trapped by an 'acquaintance', she has her vehicle stolen

A resident of Flers-en-Escrebieux was tricked by someone posing as an acquaintance and had her vehicle stolen.

Reims area: preacher wakes residents in the middle of the night

A preacher claiming to be sent by God is ringing doors among residents in the Reims area in the middle of the night, without appearing dangerous according to authorities.

Ancenis-Saint-Géréon: resident dismissed in legal challenge against construction

The Nantes Administrative Court of Appeal rejected the appeal of a resident of Ancenis-Saint-Géréon who sought to block the construction of a neighbouring house.

Mob-ion case: Christian Bruère formally charged with aggravated fraud

Christian Bruère, former head of Mob-ion in Guise, has been formally charged since September 22, 2026, notably for aggravated fraud, misuse of corporate assets, and money laundering.

Jacques Myard says he is 'in great shape' at nearly 80 years old

Jacques Myard, a supporter of Bruno Retailleau and opponent of Yaël Braun-Pivet, opens up in an interview ahead of his 80th birthday.

Ussel: Mobilization to defend threatened maternity ward

Several hundred people mobilized outside the Ussel hospital center (Corrèze) against the plan to merge the department's three maternity wards.

How much do trade unions really earn?

A numerical breakdown of the resources of employee trade unions, including funds for social dialogue, subsidies, premises, and tax benefits.

Belfort: three defendants tried for insults during Bruno Retailleau's visit

Three people are being tried at the Belfort judicial court for insult and rebellion during Bruno Retailleau's visit in March 2025, with some forty people mobilizing in support.

Saint-Étienne-au-Mont: power outage leaves residents without electricity for an hour

A blackout deprived residents of Saint-Étienne-au-Mont of electricity for approximately one hour.

Nantes: young man denounces violence from his ex-partner

A young man from Nantes testifies about the physical and psychological violence he allegedly suffered at the hands of his ex-partner, stating that he has filed complaints on several occasions.

Douai: six people arrested for cannabis trafficking in Dorignies

Six people were apprehended as part of a cannabis trafficking case in the Dorignies neighborhood of Douai.

Video showing a roe deer crushed and beaten with racist remarks circulating in the Hautes-Alpes

A video distributed on Snapchat shows a group of individuals deliberately crushing a roe deer and making racist remarks. The protagonists would be residents of the Hautes-Alpes, according to internet users.

Hazebrouck: more than 4 million euros to renovate around a hundred homes

More than 4 million euros are being mobilized to renovate around a hundred homes in Hazebrouck (Nord).

Amélie Nothomb may leave Albin Michel for Gallimard

The novelist, published by Albin Michel since 1992, may join Gallimard, where her friend Florence Godfernaux would become her editor. The latter was dismissed from Albin Michel for moral and sexual harassment in the workplace.

Bobigny: mother and daughter found dead in their apartment

A mother and her daughter were found dead in their apartment in Bobigny. An investigation is underway to determine the circumstances of the deaths.

Toulon: Hubert Falco sent back to the correctional court again

Former mayor of Toulon Hubert Falco is to appear before the correctional court in a case concerning suspicions of breach of integrity linked to a presumed fictitious job for his stepson.

Belfort: The Bistrot des moines changes managers

Since September 1, Klaudeta Shkurti and Dimitri Foughali have taken over the management of Le Bistrot des moines in Belfort, preserving the establishment's authenticity.