Events

Dijon: 14-year-old teenager beaten and robbed at the funfair

On the evening of Saturday, October 24, a 14-year-old teenager was the victim of a robbery with violence at the Dijon funfair. He and his mother denounce the inaction of the adults present.

Moissac: baker attacked and sprayed with tear gas in the middle of the night

In the night from Tuesday to Wednesday, the manager of the Oh Petits Blés bakery in Moissac was the victim of a violent attack by three individuals as he was starting his workday.

Pain du jour bakery reopens in Albert under new management

Following unsanitary conditions, Albert's Pain du jour bakery is reopening under new management.

Christine Kelly denounces an RMC column caricaturing her

The CNews journalist reacted strongly to a column by Arnaud Demanche on RMC, in which the comedian imitates her by caricaturing her accent. She denounces attacks under the guise of humor.

In Vernon, opening of the Mak & Mam coffee shop-restaurant

A couple is opening on Potard Street in Vernon a venue combining coffee shop, home-cooked food, exhibitions and concerts, open at all hours of the day.

Climate change erases glaciers from hiking maps

Glacier melt is forcing the IGN to update its hiking maps, confirming the disappearance of certain glaciers such as the Blanche glacier in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence.

Fuite de données signalée chez Engie

Une fuite de données est rapportée chez Engie, s'ajoutant à une série de piratages touchant plusieurs organisations. L'ampleur et la nature des données concernées ne sont pas précisées.

Pays de la Loire prefect pays tribute to José Jouneau, president of COREPEM

The prefect of the Pays de la Loire region and Loire-Atlantique pays tribute to the memory of José Jouneau, president of COREPEM, a respected figure in the fishing industry, who has died.

Manufacturing industry turnover nearly stable in August 2026

In August 2026, the manufacturing industry's turnover was nearly stable (+0.1% after -1.0%), according to published economic data.

Key stories this lunchtime: Trappes, anger among high school students, French missing in Spain

Midday news roundup covering the Trappes attack, anger among high school students, and French people reported missing after the railway accident in Spain.

Saint-Nazaire: CPAM employee accused of accessing private files

A woman filed a complaint after discovering that a CPAM employee in Saint-Nazaire had accessed without reason the files of her ex-partner and his partner.

Meta faces backlash from publishers over terms of service

Publishers fear that Meta is using their articles to train its AI through an update to its terms of service, despite the postponement and commitments from the group.

Medical violence against women: investigative book denounces wall of silence

Journalist Liane Courté publishes an investigative book on violence against women in the medical field, drawing on numerous testimonies.

Teenager with Kleine-Levin syndrome speaks out

Lola, 16, recounts how Kleine-Levin syndrome, a rare neurological disease, plunged her into sleep lasting up to 22 hours a day before her diagnosis.

Bray-sur-Somme: speech therapist sets up in former post office

Pending the opening of the health center, a speech therapist is setting up in the former post office of Bray-sur-Somme. She is to join health professionals for coordinated practice.

Dijon: footbridge installed on Jean-Jaurès Avenue

A footbridge awaited for several months has appeared on Jean-Jaurès Avenue in Dijon, in an area considered dangerous for years.

A man's car was vandalized three days after his wife died in a fire

Christophe Gaspart's car was vandalized three days after his wife's death in a fire, even though it contained personal items, including their wedding rings.

Paulinet: Les Paulinétoises cheese factory still without a buyer

In the Tarn, the Les Paulinétoises cheese factory in Paulinet has not found a buyer for over a year, despite solid activity and clientele.

Joué-lès-Tours : septuagenarian killed after hitting a tree

A 70-year-old man died in a car accident after hitting a tree on Jean Jaurès Boulevard in Joué-lès-Tours, in Indre-et-Loire.

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.

Toulon: new footbridge planned for 2028 at l'Escaillon

The project for a structure spanning the railway line on the l'Escaillon side is due to be completed in 2028, to the relief of local residents.

7 a.m. news, Thursday 29 October 2026

The 7 a.m. TV news notably covers the train collision in Spain and Emmanuel Macron's call for calm regarding secondary schools.

Privée d'électricité dix jours, une retraitée découvre l'installation forcée d'un Linky

Une retraitée de 81 ans, privée d'électricité pendant dix jours, affirme avoir découvert qu'Enedis lui avait installé un compteur Linky sans son accord.

A man tried for terrorizing his partner and killing his dog

A young defendant is appearing for violence against his partner and for the death of one of his dogs, with the prosecution citing an announced femicide.

Gers: One speed camera holds the record for flashes with over 10,000 violations per year

A speed camera on the RD 1124 in the Gers recorded 10,217 violations in twelve months, or nearly 28 drivers flashed per day. Other cameras in the department are regularly vandalized.

All Saints' Day: graves looted in several French cemeteries

A few days before All Saints' Day, several French cemeteries have been hit by thefts and vandalism, sparking outrage among families. Torn plaques, broken crosses and missing flowers are reported.

In La Madeleine, young Catholics sell chrysanthemums to fund World Youth Day trip

In La Madeleine, in the Nord department, young Catholics are selling chrysanthemums to fund their trip to World Youth Day.