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The daily budget of a family of six children in Montpellier
The Corsican Assembly approves the acquisition of a portrait of Pasquale Paoli for 320,000 euros
The Corsican Assembly voted by a large majority to acquire a full-length portrait of Pasquale Paoli painted in 1768 by Henry Benbridge, for 320,000 euros after negotiation.
In Berck, Marion Gillet reconstructs breast areolas for women affected by cancer
In Berck, Marion Gillet performs breast areola reconstruction for women who have undergone breast cancer surgery.
Millions of French people are unaware they suffer from kidney disease
A silent disease, kidney damage only manifests late. Warning signs and prevention measures are recalled.
In Mée-sur-Seine, a man waited for his neighbor armed with a katana
A neighborhood dispute nearly turned ugly in Mée-sur-Seine: a man was waiting for his opponent to leave his home with a Japanese weapon.
Jérémie Patrier-Leitus, guest on franceinfo's 8:30
Off Ajaccio, drones to avoid collisions with whales
Alain Thébault and his company Fly-Box World are launching a trial campaign off Ajaccio of a cetacean detection system using drones with optical and thermal cameras.
Greens and communists torn by the pull of Insoumise
Independent candidacies from the Greens and the PCF are struggling to emerge in the face of Raphaël Glucksmann and Jean-Luc Mélenchon, with the question of an alliance working from within both parties.
Lyon : la porte du lycée Edouard-Herriot incendiée pendant un blocus
Mennecy : engin explosif artisanal et tirs de mortiers dans un lycée
Real estate fraud: up to six years in prison and a one million euro fine
Sentences of up to six years in prison and a one million euro fine were handed down in a real estate fraud case.
Route du Rhum : la Guadeloupe peine à développer ses infrastructures de course au large
Op-ed warns of autocratic risk in France amid social protests
In an op-ed in Le Monde, authors argue that the "virus of autocracy" could reach France if the government resumes the populist rhetoric of the National Rally (RN), as social demands take center stage in public debate.
Pyrénées-Orientales: gas leak forces evacuation of 52 people
A gas leak in a building near Perpignan led to the evacuation of 52 people in the middle of the night.
After a knee tumor, a patient testifies about his bone graft
Rémi, who had a knee tumor after a fall in the forest, recounts how a bone tissue graft changed his life and his view on donation.
Ikea cuts prices to relaunch growth
Juvignac: female driver forced to advance 80 euros' worth of gasoline to a motorist
On Tuesday, November 3, at a gas station in Juvignac near Montpellier, a driver who had agreed to pay for another motorist's full tank was pressured into paying 80 euros worth of fuel.
Besançon: Jehol company director on trial for harassment and sexual assault
The Besançon criminal court tries Friday, November 6 the artistic director of Compagnie Jehol, accused by artists and employees of moral harassment and sexual assault.
La Réunion: Municipal Employee Convicted of Attempted Extortion Wears Electronic Bracelet
A municipal employee of Saint-André City Hall, involved in an attempted extortion case orchestrated from Domenjod Prison, is sentenced to an adjusted sentence under electronic monitoring.
2026/2027 cruise season opens in Guadeloupe with the Mein Schiff 2
The Mein Schiff 2 docks at Pointe-à-Pitre this Saturday, launching the 2026/2027 cruise season in Guadeloupe.
New Caledonia: five men tried for car-jackings in Saint-Louis during 2024 riots
Five men were tried for car-jackings committed in the Saint-Louis area, in Mont-Dore, during the 2024 insurrection crisis in New Caledonia. The main defendant was sentenced to six years in prison, the other four to sentences ranging from six months to several years.
Pierrefitte-sur-Seine: MMA event cancelled by the prefecture
The prefecture cancelled an MMA event scheduled in Pierrefitte-sur-Seine the day before.
Smic : le ministre du Travail juge important de franchir la barre des 1 500 euros net
Auzeville-Tolosane introduces 'zero tolerance' against illegal dumping
The Auzeville-Tolosane town council, in Haute-Garonne, is tightening its fight against illegal waste dumping, with fines reaching up to €1,500.
Thiérache: launch of a Franco-Belgian centre for monitoring pregnant women
A Franco-Belgian mother-child centre has been launched in Thiérache, allowing French and Belgian patients to be monitored at any healthcare facility in the area.
Ariège: 67-year-old retiree dies in tractor accident in Salsein
A 67-year-old resident of Salsein, Ariège, died on November 5, 2026, after a tractor accident on his property while he was stacking wood.
A Vendée bookseller rediscovers an unknown artist, exhibited in Vouvant
A bookseller has brought to light a prolific Vendée artist whose works, discovered in a house painted from floor to ceiling, are now on display in Vouvant.
La piscine de La Madeleine fermée « jusqu'à nouvel ordre » après Lille et Lambersart
Butter offered in unexpected flavors, at high prices
Butter is increasingly being offered with unexpected flavors (salty, sweet, chili, chocolate), at prices that can reach €2.49 per 100 grams.
French poultry sector wants to produce more in response to imports
The French poultry industry plans to build 2,200 new chicken coops by 2035 to reduce its dependence on imports, while chicken consumption reaches 25.6 kg per person per year.
Talent in Tech event in Antibes: parity in technical roles questioned
At the Talent in Tech event at the AzurArena in Antibes, 800 participants discussed the cultural barriers that persist for women in tech jobs, even as recruiters seek female profiles.
Méru: The Defender of Rights deems the exclusion of a disabled child from the cafeteria illegal
A 5-year-old boy with ADHD was excluded from the after-school care at the private Immaculée-Conception school in Méru (Oise); the Defender of Rights considers this decision unjust and illegal.
Rouen : le centre-ville de nouveau interdit pour la manifestation du 7 novembre
Monitoring parliamentary examination of the 2027 budget bill and social security financing bill
In Gauchy, seven rams installed in the Biette marsh for eco-grazing
Seven rams arrived from Seine-et-Marne were installed on Friday, November 6, in the Biette marsh in Gauchy to ensure site maintenance through eco-grazing.
A study estimates the state's tax losses at 929 billion euros
Amidst the budget debate, a text by economist Gabriel Gaspard published in "La Tribune" quantifies the state's revenue losses linked to tax loopholes and fiscal breaks at 929 billion euros.
Seine-Maritime: tobacco trafficker discovered after domestic violence
A search carried out following an intervention for intrafamily violence enabled the discovery of a tobacco trafficking operation spanning 2022-2023 in Seine-Maritime.
Autism: mother fights for respect of her son's school accommodations
The mother of Arthur, 17, who has autism, is demanding that his high school apply the measures that allow her son to attend classes.
La dernière tournée de Jordan Bardella, de Paris à Hénin-Beaumont
Rennes: Man attempts to steal two vehicles in motion and fails
Reims area: preacher wakes residents in the middle of the night
A preacher claiming to be sent by God is ringing doors among residents in the Reims area in the middle of the night, without appearing dangerous according to authorities.
Le ministre Laurent Panifous se dit en désaccord avec Édouard Philippe sur immigration et délinquance
La ministre de la Culture se dit scandalisée par les attaques contre les journalistes après l'interview de Sarah Knafo
Study highlights lack of transparency in ministerial cabinet salaries
The Observatory of Public Ethics estimates the cost of the Lecornu government at 165.7 million euros annually and points to a lack of transparency in allowances paid to advisors.
Europe's last military dovecote at Mont-Valérien
In Hauts-de-Seine, Mont-Valérien fort houses Europe's last military dovecote, which still trains carrier pigeons for other missions.
Djenaba femicide: trial opens in Paris
The trial of the partner accused of stabbing Djenaba to death opens in Paris. The case concerns a femicide within the couple.
Bagneux: scooter battery catches fire, 25 homes inaccessible
In Bagneux (Hauts-de-Seine), a scooter battery caught fire, rendering 25 homes inaccessible and mobilizing 130 firefighters.
Carburants : les stations-service indépendantes toujours en difficulté malgré la baisse
Explosion-like noise heard in the middle of the night between Chocques and Labeuvrière
An explosion-like noise was heard in the middle of the night between Chocques and Labeuvrière, raising questions among residents.
Strike at the Terreal factory in Colomiers over wage disparities
Employees at the Terreal brick factory in Colomiers, Haute-Garonne, stopped work to denounce wage disparities within the group, in a standoff with management.
