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À Paris, des commerçants craignent une nouvelle semaine de manifestations
Toulouse: nighttime closures of the ring road on November 2 and 4
Painting work is causing nighttime closures of Toulouse's inner ring road on the nights of November 2 and 4, with detours.
Cancer de la prostate : des ultrasons pour détruire la tumeur sans opérer
Midday news roundup: high school mobilization and miscellaneous incidents
Roundup of the day's news: continuation of the mobilization in high schools, a miscellaneous incident on the A10 motorway, and the situation in Ukraine.
Ruée dans les centres auto pour l'obligation d'équipements hivernaux
Hérault: Call for witnesses after disappearance of Jessica Da Encarnacao
Bilan du 31 octobre : mobilisation importante, heurts en marge et cap sur le 5 novembre
Éric Naulleau dénonce le silence des journalistes après l'agression de Régine Delfour
Pascal Praud denounces journalists being targeted
Agirc-Arrco: flaws in the paritarian supplementary pension system
An investigation looks back at the dysfunctions of paritarian governance at Agirc-Arrco, after the Malakoff Humanis case and the National Financial Prosecutor's Office investigation. It highlights the lack of training of social partners and the weakness of controls.
Blocus lycéens en Île-de-France à la rentrée du 2 novembre
Le président d'Aix-Marseille Université alerte sur la santé mentale des étudiants face aux blocages
Blocus des lycées : une journaliste dénonce une « manœuvre politique »
Une semaine à haut risque pour Sébastien Lecornu : rentrée des lycées, budget et grève du 5 novembre
Glucksmann accuse le gouvernement d'avoir « tenté le pourrissement » face à la colère lycéenne
Lecornu se dit prêt à recevoir de nouveau les lycéens la semaine prochaine
Bregeon juge que le blocage durable des lycées n'est pas une solution
Glucksmann commente la colère lycéenne et les blocages
Quimper : blocage filtrant à l'entrée du lycée de Cornouaille
Limoges : l'Assemblée adopte un dispositif fiscal pour la reconstruction de la mairie
Vocational students explain their choice of work-study program
Young people in vocational programs explain that they preferred the work-study program to general education for their studies.
Two craftsmen from Aisne obtain the "Artisan en Or" certification
Anthony Fernandes and Laurent Cuvereaux, artisans specializing in food trades from Aisne, have their expertise rewarded with the Artisan en Or certification awarded by the Chamber of Crafts and Trades of Hauts-de-France.
Le secrétaire général de l'association de financement de Glucksmann a été allié à LFI
A car overturns on the A16 near Bornel, two injured
On Sunday, November 1, a vehicle overturned on the A16 motorway near Bornel in Oise, resulting in two injuries requiring hospitalization.
The large Christmas tree installed in Saverne
The town services of Saverne have installed the large Christmas tree on General de Gaulle Square, one month before the festivities.
Haute-Marne: school bus runs off road, six students taken to hospital
A school bus ran off the road on 2 November 2026 in Bonnecourt, in Haute-Marne. Six students bumped their heads and were taken to Langres hospital.
TF1 8 PM news ratings: Attal interview drags down figures
Gabriel Attal's interview on TF1's 8 PM news on October 28 caused the channel's ratings to fall, according to reported figures.
Former youth international dies during veterans football match
A player died after performing an acrobatic header during a veterans match on Sunday, November 1.
Vésigneul-sur-Marne: the town decorated for Halloween by an association
An association decorated the town of Vésigneul-sur-Marne for Halloween, notably the square in front of the town hall.
Storms expected Wednesday in the southeast: nine departments affected
Éric Naulleau believes that « being French means being part of a history »
On CNEWS, journalist and writer Éric Naulleau declared that « being French means being part of a history » and that those who hate it should not stay in the country.
Sophie Adenot invitée du 20 heures de France 2
Winter truce: in Montpellier, families still without housing
Although the winter truce came into effect on November 1, many families with children remain without housing solutions in Montpellier, where citizens are mobilizing to take them in.
Rabastens: house fire leaves two victims, one dead
A fire broke out on November 1, 2026 in Rabastens (Tarn), at the place called La Fargue. The toll reports two victims, including a deceased man.
Trun: car catches fire on Rue de l'Église, no injuries
On Monday, November 2, 2026, a car caught fire on Rue de l'Église in Trun, Orne; six firefighters responded, and there were no injuries.
Dieppe: SNSM rescues some forty people at sea
Sunday, November 1, 2026, volunteer rescuers from the Dieppe SNSM assisted some forty people after being diverted from their initial mission.
Road accident in Larchamp in the Orne: two injured hospitalized
An accident between two cars occurred in Larchamp, a delegated commune of Tinchebray-Bocage (Orne), on November 2, 2026. Two people were taken to hospital.
Brittany: pink granite extraction in difficulty in Perros-Guirec
Belgian group Brachot, the last operator extracting pink granite in Perros-Guirec, sees one of its two quarries shut down since May 2026. The standards required by the prefecture and competition weigh on activity.
Maud Bregeon, guest on franceinfo's 8:30
The 9 a.m. TV news on Monday, November 2
The TV news looks back at the crash of a private jet in the United States, a firefighter injured by gunfire, the appeal trial in the Rue d'Aubagne case, and the arrival of an anti-obesity pill.
Winter truce: in effect from November 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027
The winter truce will apply from November 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027, with several specific cases where it does not apply.
Parcoursup reform: essayist argues not everyone is suited for higher education
Michel Valadier reacts in Valeurs actuelles to the government's intention to replace Parcoursup, seeing it as a renunciation of academic standards.
Le jihadiste albigeois Thomas Barnouin plaide coupable à Bagdad
France linkjihadiste français jugé en Irak
New Caledonia : social contribution deferral extended for businesses
The New Caledonian government is extending the deferral of social security contributions for businesses and the self-employed, with relaxed conditions (a 30% drop in turnover).
Carburants : Jérôme Guedj accuse le gouvernement de procrastiner
Les agriculteurs peinent à demander les aides débloquées après un été éprouvant
Budget 2027 : Stéphane Peu dénonce un « cynisme de classe »
8 a.m. news bulletin of Monday, November 2, 2026
The local 8 a.m. news bulletin looks back at the start of term and expected demonstrations, the Mathis case trial set for January 26, 2027, and the trend in diesel prices.
STMicroelectronics: CEO discusses evolution of company's missions
Montauban: mother dragged by ex-partner's car
In Montauban, a 28-year-old woman was dragged for several dozen meters by her ex-partner's car during an argument over shared custody arrangements.
