Events

One year in prison for beating his partner on Christmas Eve

A 41-year-old man with a clean criminal record was sentenced to one year in prison for beating his partner, who he stated had been a victim of twenty years of violence during his testimony at trial.

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.

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.

Influencer Aurélie Preston sent to trial for home-jacking of ex-husband

Influencer Aurélie Preston has been sent to trial in the case of home-jacking targeting her ex-husband.

Marsannay-la-Côte: court victory after Mylène Farmer concert

A retiree from Côte-d'Or unhappy with his seats for a Mylène Farmer concert in 2023 in Lyon has won his case in court.

Guise: raid on Diagonal store, perfumes seized, irregular worker found

A control operation at the Diagonal store in Guise resulted in the seizure of goods and the discovery of a worker with irregular administrative status.

At the Louvre-Lens, candidates meet with companies during a job placement initiative

The "Art of Accessing Employment" operation at the Louvre-Lens brings together candidates and companies in the sector.

Convention on preventing road risks in freight transport

A new convention regarding the prevention of professional road risks and musculoskeletal disorders has been signed in the road freight and moving sector.

Ryanair changes checked baggage drop-off rules from November 10

Airline Ryanair announces a slight change for checked baggage drop-off starting November 10.

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.

Overseas crisis: Naïma Moutchou announces measures on cost of living, high schools and fuel

After several days of tensions in the overseas territories, Minister Naïma Moutchou announces support for businesses affected by violence, measures for high schools and provisions on fuel.

In Beauvais, La Brosserie Française multiplies its toothbrush production by 24

The company in Beauvais, which sells a 100% French toothbrush for €0.99, has sold 2.5 million units since 2024 and aims for 7 million.

Rural constable takes up post in Loison-sous-Lens

The new rural constable in Loison-sous-Lens took up his duties on Monday.

Ose Roubaix invites entrepreneurs to meet on November 6

The Ose Roubaix initiative is organizing a meeting for business creators on November 6 at the Couvent des Clarisses.

History and geography teacher convicted for asking students for nude photos

A history and geography teacher at a middle school has been convicted for soliciting nude photos from his students.

Profile of a tennis coach and his relationship with purchasing power

A tennis coach shares his testimony regarding his standard of living and expenses, illustrating debates on purchasing power.

Red Cross under financial watch, subsidy requests refused for two years

The Red Cross is under financial alert, as its subsidy requests have been refused for two years.

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.

France Galop eliminates gallop races in 25 provincial racetracks from 2027

Forced to make savings, France Galop eliminates gallop races in 25 provincial racetracks starting in 2027, affecting 27 racetracks in total and provoking anger among local actors and parliamentarians.

Forsee Power and Prova: industrial development in the United States

French companies Prova and Forsee Power discuss their industrial installations in the United States, between a factory opening and a slowdown in activity in Ohio.

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Enedis conducts nationwide operation against tampered electricity meters

Enedis has deployed its inspectors across France to crack down on fraud among professionals, particularly tampered meters. 260 businesses were inspected, with fraudsters facing fines of up to 750,000 euros.

Will the Caf pay 1,366 euros to all beneficiaries? Fact check

As the Caf pays its benefits on November 5, a rumor about a 1,366-euro payment to all beneficiaries is examined and debunked.

Lyon : le bar Le Court-Circuit fermé quinze jours

Situé place Mazagran dans le quartier de la Guillotière à Lyon, le bar Le Court-Circuit doit fermer ses portes pour une durée de quinze jours.

Gourmet desserts in the chilled section struggle to attract buyers

The yogurt aisle dessert sector (creams, mousses, liégeois) is experiencing a decline in sales despite significant revenue.

Reims: man tried for rapes of five women after his concerts

A 53-year-old man is appearing before the Marne criminal court in Reims for rapes reported by five women after his concerts in bars. He contests all the facts.