Events

Ryanair considers wage freezes and use of AI amid soaring fuel costs

Airline Ryanair is seeking to reduce its costs in the face of rising kerosene prices, is considering wage freezes and the use of artificial intelligence, and anticipates a sharp increase in fares in 2027.

Knocked down in 2023 in Sainte-Maxime, a young woman still not fully compensated

Knocked down at a pedestrian crossing in 2023 in Sainte-Maxime, Ana has still not received the full compensation owed; the mobilization continues.

In the Vosges, a town hall puts up humorous signs against forest frolics

A commune in the Vosges has installed humorous signs to discourage romantic encounters in the forest.

Paris: Metro Line 7 bis fully closed on certain days in November

Paris Metro Line 7 bis will be fully closed on certain dates in November for work. Commuters will have to adapt.

Recall of Caelyx (2 mg/ml): risk of cap detachment

A safety notice indicates that the cap and crimping ring of Caelyx 2 mg/ml may detach when opening the vial. This information is intended for doctors, hospital pharmacists, and nurses.

Recall of Steriflush 0.9% NaCl syringes

The ANSM is publishing a recall of Steriflush 0.9% NaCl syringes (Sterisets Manufacturing) intended for hospital pharmacies, distributors and home healthcare providers.

Level crossing failure: rail traffic heavily disrupted between Toulouse and Pau

On Monday evening, a failure affecting several level crossings strongly disrupted train circulation between Toulouse and Pau. Some trains were delayed by up to 2 hours and 45 minutes.

A department in Hauts-de-France considering reverting to a 90 km/h speed limit

A department in Hauts-de-France could raise the speed limit to 90 km/h on certain roads, reigniting the debate.

Beaune: Opening of the Renovated Joël-Suty Natatorium

The newly renovated Joël-Suty natatorium in Beaune opens its pools to the public on Thursday, November 5, with a focus on swimming instruction.

Tax Credit: Surge in Activity for Landscapers in Loire and Haute-Loire

Landscapers in the Loire and Haute-Loire departments are experiencing increased activity before December 31, driven by the tax credit available to individuals for certain landscaping works.

Le bac entre Royan et Le Verdon-sur-Mer interrompu pendant six semaines

La liaison maritime entre Royan et Le Verdon-sur-Mer est suspendue six semaines, obligeant les usagers à contourner l'estuaire de la Gironde par la route.

Plérin: a 91-year-old woman injured in an accident on RN12

A car rolled over on Sunday, November 1, on the RN12 near Plérin; a 91-year-old passenger was hospitalized in Saint-Brieuc.

Villeneuve-d'Ascq: Triolo pool reopens but online bookings remain impossible

The Triolo pool in Villeneuve-d'Ascq has reopened, but users still cannot book time slots at municipal pools online.

Rodez: armed man detained in mosque where he said he wanted to convert

A 28-year-old man, intoxicated and carrying a dagger and a knife, was detained in the mosque of Rodez. The prosecutor's office is not considering the terrorist lead at this stage.

Châtellerault toughens penalties against illegal waste dumping

Since November 1, the Châtellerault agglomeration community is sanctioning residents who do not comply with waste collection rules.

End of RATP's monopoly on Paris buses: disappointed users

With the end of RATP's monopoly on Paris buses, passengers believe the customer experience has not improved.

Paysages de la Champagne borrows 1.6 million euros to finance its projects

The Paysages de la Champagne intercommunal community is resorting to borrowing to finance a new school in Châtillon-sur-Marne, a parking lot in Dormans and rehabilitations, with other loans announced.

Nice-Ouest: convenience store managers warn of competition from large retailers

A couple managing a convenience store in Nice-Ouest posted a message on social media to warn of the risk of their shop disappearing in the face of competition from large retailers.

The government wants to reduce costs at Anses

The four ministers overseeing Anses, the national health safety agency, have sent a mission letter to the general inspectorates to streamline the agency's costs, with recourse to AI being considered.

Aisne: possible return to 90 km/h divides elected officials

The president of the Aisne Department is considering returning to 90 km/h on certain roads. Elected officials, including Caroline Varlet-Chénot, denounce a bad signal for road safety and the environment.

Near Arras: zebra crossing figure disappears on Halloween night

A student party degenerates near Arras: the zebra crossing figure, named Arthur, has disappeared during Halloween night.

Montauban: TikTok ordered to remove posts targeting former after-school activity leader

The courts ordered TikTok to delete videos revealing the name and face of the former after-school activity leader at the Hugues-Panassié nursery school in Montauban, who was targeted by messages from parents and threats.

Noyon Red Cross solidarity transport increasingly popular with seniors

The solidarity transport service launched in 2022 by the Noyon Red Cross has grown from 12 to around twenty regular users aged 70 to 101.

Mélenchon asserts there is no biological truth in filiation

Jean-Luc Mélenchon posted a message asserting that there is no biological truth in filiation and defending a cultural conception of the social order.

Drought alert extended in the Aube department

The prefecture of Aube is extending the drought alert due to persistent hydrogeological and hydrological deficits since summer, with several orders limiting water usage.

A street named after Inass Touloub considered in Puteaux before the Blois trial

The association Mouv'Enfants asked the Puteaux city council to rename a street after Inass Touloub, the "little martyr of the A10", ahead of the trial in Blois.

Nice: Lenval hospital warns of dangers of electric scooters among young people

Lenval hospital in Nice is calling for vigilance in the face of a rise in electric scooter accidents involving very young users, often without protection or knowledge of traffic rules.

An expert psychologist analyzes the acting-out of criminal adolescents

Psychologist Danny Borgogno, an expert before the Aix-en-Provence court of appeal, analyzes the mechanisms that lead some adolescents to act out.

Smoby: restructuring plan threatens headquarters in Lavans-lès-Saint-Claude

Toy manufacturer Smoby is considering a restructuring plan with layoffs and possible closure of its headquarters in Lavans-lès-Saint-Claude, in the Jura.

Poor Clare sisters of Vermand gain autonomous status

The community of Poor Clare sisters based in Vermand, in the Aisne department, has signed the documents formalizing its transition to autonomous status, celebrated with a procession and a mass.

Blaisy-Bas: nearly one million euros to revive local businesses

The municipality of Blaisy-Bas plans to buy premises and equipment to facilitate the installation of professionals, starting with a baker-pastry chef.