Events

Montauban: Boyé clinic strengthens its locomotor department and bets on robotics

The Boyé - Croix-Saint-Michel clinic in Montauban is strengthening its locomotor department with young practitioners and a surgical assistance robot.

French Red Cross of French Guiana: employees denounce workplace distress

Current and former employees of the French Red Cross of French Guiana delegation are denouncing significant stress and brutal management, the association having already been convicted for the suicide of an executive in 2021.

'Band of connasses' case: Tara Heuzé-Sarmini wins on appeal

Convicted in the first instance for sharing a private conversation on LinkedIn without consent, entrepreneur Tara Heuzé-Sarmini won on appeal.

Eight exiles convicted in Boulogne for involvement in a smuggling network

Eight exiles suspected of involvement in a people-smuggling network have been convicted by the Boulogne court.

Grasse: Heavy sentences after fight between inmates

Three men were tried behind closed doors at the Grasse criminal court for assaulting a fellow inmate in prison. The hearing was held without the public for fear of disturbances.

Investigation into the death of Sandrine Bonnaire's mother in an Ehpad closed without follow-up

The investigation into the death of Sandrine Bonnaire's mother in an Orpea Ehpad was closed without follow-up, as no fault was established despite malfunctions noted by the ARS.

Dijon: a tobacco seller refuses to serve a person in a wheelchair

Vincent Assante, an activist for the integration of disabled people, filed a complaint against a Dijon tobacco seller who refused to sell him a SIM card, citing a purported law.

La Madeleine wants to track dog droppings via DNA

After Saint-Omer, the city of La Madeleine is introducing a canine passport and identification of droppings by the animal's DNA to combat dog droppings.

Pope Léon XIV's Visit to France: Reception of Traditionalists

Pope Léon XIV visited France from September 25 to 28, 2026. Traditionalist communities, still subject to restrictions on the Tridentine Mass, were involved in several moments of the visit.

Florian Philippot calls for building up three days of essential supplies

Florian Philippot relays messages from the Japanese and British governments on survival kits and regrets that France is not doing the same.

The FSU is the victim of a claimed hack and a possible data leak

Hackers claimed to have hacked the Fédération syndicale unitaire (FSU), with a possible data leak. SQL files, identifiers, passwords and administrator access would have been exposed.

Plouha: family fights for support for child with ADHD

In Plouha, in the Côtes-d'Armor, a mother recounts the exclusion of her 11-year-old son with ADHD and her struggle to obtain appropriate support, backed by the Neuro-charmants association of Paimpol.

The CGT of the Rhône calls for a gathering Tuesday in Lyon

The UD CGT of the 69 calls on its employees to gather Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the Rhône. Its secretary Ludovic Rioux was a guest on Bonjour Lyon to present the mobilization.

Lomagne: waste dispute bogs down with incentive tax

For two years, the association Acusidel and the union Sidel have been opposed in Lomagne over the waste collection reform, the conflict intensifying with the implementation of the incentive tax.

Aveyron: farmers call for relaxation of wild boar hunting rules

Farmers and hunters in Aveyron are calling for a relaxation of hunting rules to cope with damage caused by wild boars to crops.

Volunteers clean the Rhône against water pollution

The association Diving for Future mobilizes volunteers to clean the Rhône riverbed and fight water pollution.

Weather in Corsica: dominant sun Tuesday, cloudy spells in the west

The sun will dominate across Corsica this Tuesday, with some cloudy spells on the western coast in the afternoon.