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Lucas Larivée's appeal trial set for February in Limoges
The appeal trial of Lucas Larivée, accused of the murder and rape of Justine Vayrac, will take place from February 4 to 12 before the Haute-Vienne court of appeals in Limoges, after a 30-year sentence at first instance.
Limoges: call for witnesses after hit-and-run that struck a scooter
Limoges police are seeking witnesses after an accident that occurred on October 24 on Louis-Goujaud quay, where a black Peugeot 5008 struck an electric scooter before fleeing.
Samuel Paty case: Abdelhakim Sefrioui's complaint dismissed
The complaint filed by the lawyers of preacher Abdelhakim Sefrioui, who was sentenced to 15 years in prison in the Samuel Paty case, has been dismissed. His lawyers intend to challenge this decision.
Agirc-Arrco pensions: what changes for November 2026 payments
The schedule for supplementary Agirc-Arrco pension payments is modified for November 2026, with a shift in payment dates depending on the funds.
Nuñez alerte les préfets sur un risque de violences urbaines élevé le 31 octobre
Amiens : les manifestations interdites en centre-ville pour le 31 octobre
Manifestations déclarées et non déclarées prévues le 31 octobre dans la Loire
Parcoursup : une tribune appelle parents, profs et politiques au mea culpa
Poll : près de deux tiers des Français veulent la fin du mouvement lycéen
Les syndicats étudiants dénoncent les restrictions de manifester à Paris
Dieppe: man tried for violence against his roommates
A 53-year-old man appeared before the Dieppe court for violence and death threats against his roommates and staff, following a dispute over an uncleaned microwave.
Un restaurateur parisien déplore une « catastrophe » pour les réservations
Seine-Maritime: exceptional opening of shops on Sundays, November 1 and 8
Saint-Étienne: fourteen rifles stolen from an armory during the October 17 violence
Anasse Kazib mocks government's "young bureaucrats"
On social media, Anasse Kazib criticizes young officials who attend ministerial meetings while calling them a farce, and casts doubt on announcements by Macron and Nunez.
Gendarmerie calls for vigilance against burglaries in Boulonnais
The Boulonnais Gendarmerie alerts the population to a surge in burglaries and calls for vigilance.
New complaint against RN deputy José Beaurain for malicious denunciation
The League for the Defense of Republican Values announces it has filed a complaint against Aisne RN deputy José Beaurain for malicious denunciation, denouncing judicial pressure against the press.
Rennes: prison sentence requested on appeal against Ploërmel resident
The prosecutor general of the Rennes court of appeal has requested a prison sentence against a Ploërmel resident accused of raping his partner, who had been acquitted at first instance.
Six months before the presidential election, wait-and-see attitude among small business bosses reaches record highs
According to an Ifop-Fiducial barometer, more than three-quarters of heads of very small enterprises are delaying their investments due to political and economic instability. Uncertainty linked to the 2027 presidential election is highlighted.
Fnade wants to make extended producer responsibility a lever for reindustrialization
Fnade argues that extended producer responsibility sectors should benefit French industrialists, via the proximity principle and support for French recycling sectors.
Two years in prison for a series of burglaries
A man has been sentenced to two years in prison for a series of burglaries, including that of the Sévigné secondary school.
CTP environnement group celebrates 100 years and changes leader
Based in Jonage, the CTP environnement group celebrates a century of activity in industrial cleaning and sludge and effluent treatment, with a new leader.
Philately threatened in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon by La Poste job cuts
A local specialist is concerned about the consequences of La Poste job cuts on the archipelago's historic philatelic activity and its international influence.
Saint-Quentin: fairground operators hand over cheque to cancer research
On the occasion of the Saint-Denis fair, fairground operators handed over a cheque to the Saint-Quentin branch for cancer research.
Morbihan: witness appeal after worrying disappearance of septuagenarian
The Morbihan gendarmerie launched a witness appeal on October 26 after the worrying disappearance of a septuagenarian since October 14.
CNIL to audit ANTS after cyberattack
According to L'Informé, the CNIL is about to audit the ANTS (France Titres), which was targeted by a cyberattack in April 2026.
Douai: mobilization to write off hospital debt
Alain Bruneel and his association are mobilizing to obtain cancellation of the Douai hospital's debt.
Oise couple tried for serving drug trafficker
A 41-year-old father and his partner, unemployed, were arrested by customs with 2 kg of cannabis and tried for their involvement in a trafficking operation.
The State scraps five energy poverty programs
The government is ending at least five assistance programs for precarious households and local authorities, funded by energy savings certificates, which will not be renewed at the end of the year.
A doctor criticizes capitalism's impact on health
Dr. Amélie Cadier-Loriaud argues that health depends on social and political conditions and denounces the neoliberal reduction of health to an individual market.
Anti-Bardella slogan goes viral on social media
A France 3 Centre-Val de Loire video showing a protester confronting Jordan Bardella has been turned into a song and is circulating widely on social media.
An article attributes contempt for TV viewers and the French to Mélenchon
An article states that Jean-Luc Mélenchon expresses contempt for French people who do not correspond to his "New France".
Nighttime vandalism in Valentigney: cars burned and trash cans overturned
The municipality of Valentigney, in the Pays de Montbéliard, was the scene of nighttime vandalism: vehicles burned or damaged, trash cans overturned, and a house was stoned.
Givet relaunches its youth municipal council
The municipality of Givet is relaunching its youth municipal council, absent since 1997, with twelve newly elected members who will receive tricolour sashes.
Paris: new lights and a Christmas market on the Champs‑Élysées
For the 2026 end‑of‑year holidays, the Champs‑Élysées will inaugurate new lights and host a Christmas market.
Sainte-Suzanne signs Contrat de redressement outre-mer for its finances
The municipality of Sainte-Suzanne (Réunion) has signed a Contrat de redressement outre-mer (COROM) in the presence of the prefect, the DGFiP and the AFD, without being placed under trusteeship.
Wild crested porcupine spotted for first time in Alpes-Maritimes
A camera trap has captured the passage of a crested porcupine in Castellar, a first in France according to the municipality.
Reims: previously convicted man strikes ex-partner despite contact ban
In Reims, a man banned from contacting his ex-partner showed up at her home and struck her, despite having already been sentenced to eight months' suspended sentence with probation in March.
Local authorities tackle rising cost of living
Local initiatives, such as free public transport or rent freezes, are being implemented to address the rising cost of living.
Grave cleaner: a profession in demand ahead of All Saints' Day
A grave-cleaning professional explains how she helps families maintain graves, a request that is growing ahead of All Saints' Day.