Events

Surgeon suspected of raping sedated patients sent to trial at the Sarthe criminal court

The investigative chamber of the Angers Court of Appeal confirmed the referral of a 61-year-old surgeon, suspected of raping sedated patients at a clinic in Le Mans, to the Sarthe criminal court.

Marine Tondelier ready to withdraw candidacy in case of 'path to victory'

The Green presidential candidate calls for a left-wing union and says she is ready to withdraw her candidacy if there is a path to victory for the left.

Doctored video attributes comments about Gabriel Attal to Édouard Philippe

A video circulated on X attributes comments about Gabriel Attal to Édouard Philippe, taken from the book "Le crépuscule des princes", a passage that does not exist in the work, a sign of a Russian interference operation.

Lille: Camille-Muffat swimming pool closure to last "for a very long time"

The new Camille-Muffat swimming pool in Lille is closed, and this closure is expected to last for a long time, according to reports.

Tips for preventing winter illnesses and back pain

A doctor reminds people of preventive measures against winter illnesses: vaccination, physical activity, sleep and home ventilation.

The Beny app from Ollioules extends its service to guardianship oversight

The Beny startup, founded in Ollioules, has raised 90,000 euros and is now targeting professionals in guardianship and curatorship oversight.

An accuser of Patrick Bruel appeals to the Versailles Court of Appeal

The Versailles Court of Appeal has examined the appeal of an alleged victim of Patrick Bruel, who is under investigation notably for rape. She is asking the judges for a decision on the case.

Ecological transition financing increasingly externalized

Financing for the ecological transition would rely less on budget appropriations and more on off-budget envelopes and loans, such as the Livret A or heat funds.

Chevillotte billiards are once again 100% French

The Chevillotte billiards company escapes Chinese competition and relocates its production to France, claiming 100% French manufacturing.

Cambrésis: Gendarmerie reiterates warnings on telephone scams

The gendarmerie reports new cases of telephone scams in the Cambrésis and elsewhere, and renews its calls for vigilance.

Menton IGP lemon aims for 600 tonnes of production by 2030

The Coopérative de la Riviera française is developing a more entrepreneurial approach for the Menton IGP lemon sector and is seeking a site for its packing station.

Châlons-en-Champagne: 36 job cuts planned at hospital by 2031

The management of the Châlons hospital details the elimination of 36 full-time equivalent positions by 2031, through non-replacement of natural departures.

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.

The Cortège app, the "Waze of protests", created by a Montpellier activist

A Montpellier activist has created the collaborative Cortège app, which reports police movements and blockades in France in real time. It is presented as a tool for high school students and protesters.

Apprentice salaries by age and year of study

A breakdown details apprentice remuneration, from €504 to €1,867 gross per month depending on their age and level of study.

La Fère: thermal renovation of 153 social housing units in the city center

The social housing provider continues the thermal renovation of 153 apartments in the city center of La Fère, near Marie-de-Luxembourg middle school. 55 homes remain to be treated, including external insulation.

Burglaries multiply in the run-up to Christmas

Several recent burglaries, including thefts of wine bottles, snails and oysters, illustrate the heightened risks ahead of the holidays.

Launch of a political movement in Saint-Omer on December 1

A major movement launch is announced in Saint-Omer for December 1, with a call for participation.

Dijon: driver convicted for running a red light in a company vehicle

The Dijon police court convicted a motorist who was challenging a fine for running a red light in a vehicle belonging to his employer.

Laignes: 1.6 million euros of work to expand the Ehpad

A construction site visit took place at the Laignes Ehpad, in Côte-d'Or, for the final phase of restructuring, estimated at 1.6 million euros and providing for 12 additional rooms.

Existing real estate in Brittany: apartments gain ground over houses

According to the GH Transaction Observatory, houses now account for only 67% of existing properties for sale in Brittany between late 2025 and late October 2026, compared with a higher share a year earlier.

Var: Jean-Louis Masson and Hervé Stassinos show their reconciliation

After five years of estrangement, the president of the Var departmental council Jean-Louis Masson and the mayor of Le Pradet Hervé Stassinos have staged their rapprochement.