Events

Brunet sans filtre from Wednesday, November 4, 2026

The show covers Donald Trump's situation, an LCI poll where Marine Le Pen remains at the top, and statements by Emmanuel Macron.

Car, home, and health insurance premiums will rise in 2027

Insurers justify new tariff increases in 2027 due to the multiplication of climate-related claims and rising material costs; a call for testimonials is being launched among policyholders.

Nearly 85% of influencers earn less than the minimum wage

A survey shows that the vast majority of content creators earn less than the French minimum wage (Smic), reigniting the debate on the professionalization of the influencer activity.

Ovalies UniLaSalle Beauvais award €90,000 to three associations

The UniLaSalle Ovalies student rugby tournament in Beauvais raised €90,000 for three associations, which were presented during an evening event on November 3, 2026.

Sainte-Ménehould: new bonuses for facade renovations

The Sainte-Ménehould municipal council modified the regulations for allocating facade renovation grants, allowing residents to receive more than €7,000.

Loos-Haubourdin: residents question one-way streets related to the tramway

Residents of Loos-Haubourdin are questioning the proposed one-way street configurations intended to accommodate the tramway.

Ajaccio: Two men arrested for criminal conspiracy

On Tuesday, November 3, two men were arrested and held in police custody in Ajaccio as part of an investigation into criminal conspiracy, handling stolen goods, and destruction by dangerous means, incidents dating back to the summer of 2024.

House fire in Hames-Boucres: two dogs and a cat found dead

A fire destroyed a home in Hames-Boucres, in the Pas-de-Calais department, where the bodies of two dogs and a cat were found.

At Lakanal High School in Sceaux, preparatory classes under the principal's scrutiny

Since the start of the school year, the preparatory classes at Lakanal High School no longer have a designated deputy principal, and two alert rights have been exercised against the principal's practices.

FO union at Bernay hospital excluded from its premises

The FO union at Bernay Hospital has been excluded from its premises by a joint decision of the hospital administration and the departmental FO structure.

Ardèche: Four stop signs installed at an intersection to reduce speed

The town hall modified signage at the intersection of Gamots and Pousiniès paths in Ardèche by adding two stop signs to curb excessive speeding.

Government question session at the National Assembly

Ministers answer MPs during the government question session on Wednesday, November 4, starting at 2 p.m.

Marseille: Public transport fare increases questioned

The increase in Marseille public transport fares has sparked debate, with some users citing fare evasion in response to prices deemed high.

LFI secures adoption of overseas land bill in National Assembly

MPs adopted a France insoumise bill on acquisitive prescription in overseas territories, where the deadline has been lowered to ten years since 2024 to exit undivided ownership situations.

Alès: Eight arrests and major seizures of cocaine and cannabis in six days

In Alès (Gard), police arrested eight people in six days and seized 700 grams of cocaine and 500 grams of cannabis resin as part of efforts to combat drug trafficking.

Moreuil: Hosiery museum renovated during winter

The Moreuil Hosiery Museum is undergoing winter renovations and should reopen during Heritage Days.

Saint-Quentin: Scooter rider checked was wanted for rape of a minor

During a traffic stop on Gambetta Boulevard in Saint-Quentin, police discovered that the scooter rider was wanted in connection with a case involving the rape of a minor.

Argentan: two homeless people sentenced for drone delivery at detention center

Caught in May with drugs and phones destined for the Argentan prison, two defendants were sentenced in absentia to eight months in prison.

15-year-old golfer dies after being struck by lightning during a tournament

A 15-year-old teenager, a golf prospect, died on November 2, 2026, after being struck by lightning the previous day during a junior competition, which her relatives said was stopped too late.

YouTuber decodes health insurance fraud by healthcare professionals

YouTuber Micode explains how a market for fraud against Social Security operates among healthcare professionals, deemed highly profitable and poorly monitored.

Fire destroys roof of house in Toulouse between Saint-Agne and Empalot

A fire destroyed the roof of a detached house in a neighborhood in Toulouse, between Saint-Agne and Empalot, requiring significant rescue resources.

Two brothers stabbed in a parking lot in Toulouse

Two brothers, aged 16 and 19, who came from Salon-de-Provence, were stabbed from Tuesday night into Wednesday in a parking lot in central Toulouse.

Restored organ celebrates its musical rebirth in Saint-Saëns

The Mutin-Cavaillé-Coll organ in the church of Saint-Saëns, partially restored, is honored by three days of festivities organized by Les Amis de l'Orgue.

Évreux: One year in prison for stealing a jacket

The Évreux judicial court sentenced a man to twelve months in prison for stealing a jacket on October 31 in a store.

Romilly-sur-Seine: The knitting living space closed until March 1, 2027

The Romilly Heritage Association is closing the knitting living space in Romilly-sur-Seine until March 1, 2027, a period used by volunteers to maintain equipment and prepare a new exhibition.

Le Mans: apartment destroyed by fire

A fire broke out in an apartment near Le Mans hospital on the evening of November 3, 2026, requiring the deployment of nineteen firefighters.

Roadworks for the next six years under debate

An update on the programming of roadworks and cycling infrastructure improvements for the next six years, between structural projects and the bicycle budget.

Strasbourg-Marseille line via Dijon: a Ouigo service starting in December

From December 13, the SNCF Strasbourg-Marseille connection via Dijon will be enhanced with a low-cost round trip on Ouigo.

Brabant Killers: judicial battle over DNA following exhumations in Charleville-Mézières

Following the exhumation in May 2026 of three bodies from the Sliman family at the Grand-Rulut cemetery in Charleville-Mézières, the question of using DNA samples in the investigation into the Brabant killings is debated.

Towards another closure of the RN20 to Andorra and construction work in 2027

After the landslide in January 2026, the RN20 connecting France to Andorra could close again, with security work scheduled for 2027 to neutralize a 300 cubic meter rock block.

Mandelieu: client sentenced to 4 years for throwing escort girl from balcony

The Grasse Judicial Court sentenced a man to four years in prison for pushing an escort girl from a balcony in Mandelieu after an argument, claiming he attempted suicide himself.