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Angers University Hospital's hyperbaric chamber celebrates 50 years
Installed in 1976 at Angers University Hospital, the hyperbaric chamber celebrates half a century of existence. This rare equipment mainly treats patients suffering from radiotherapy aftereffects, beyond diving accidents.
In Paris, parents save more than 1,000 daycare spots
Parents mobilize and manage to preserve more than 1,000 daycare spots threatened with closure in Paris.
Industrial companies create their own training school in the Pyrénées-Orientales
Industrial companies in the Pyrénées-Orientales have created their own school to train their future employees.
Seine-Saint-Denis: two establishments closed after a health inspection
Two establishments were closed in Seine-Saint-Denis after the discovery of 20 kg of expired food and five concealed workers.
Caen : un lycéen condamné à six mois ferme après une attaque le 17 octobre
La loi « casseurs-payeurs » jugée contraire à la Constitution par un juriste
The October 17 riots weigh on French tourism
Le débat sur la loi « casseurs-payeurs » au cœur d'une émission d'actualité
A street named after Inass Touloub considered in Puteaux before the Blois trial
The association Mouv'Enfants asked the Puteaux city council to rename a street after Inass Touloub, the "little martyr of the A10", ahead of the trial in Blois.
Rouen: Procedure opened after far-right and far-left clashes
In Rouen, footage shows police using tear gas on children on October 24
À Saint-Quentin, des travaux d'intérêt général pour les mineurs auteurs de dégradations
Seine-et-Marne: two burglars chased for 30 minutes by the mayor, residents, and the police
In a village in the Seine-et-Marne department, the mayor, residents, and the police chased two burglars for about thirty minutes.
Trappes : Nuñez qualifie l'attaque d'attentat terroriste raciste
Trappes attack: main suspect says he is treated for schizophrenia
Cyrielle Chatelain questions Lecornu about the Trappes attack
Toulouse: father, daughter and son-in-law convicted for charging station cable thefts
A father, his 19-year-old daughter and his son-in-law have been convicted in Toulouse after a series of thefts targeting electric charging stations, for damages of 300,000 euros.
Clermont hospital center strengthens its ophthalmology consultations
The Clermont hospital center announces the strengthening of its ophthalmology consultations to facilitate access to this specialty, after expanding its surgical offerings in early 2026.
Chicken paupiettes with chorizo sold in Savenay recalled
Chicken paupiettes with chorizo sold at Hyper U in Savenay (Loire-Atlantique) are subject to a consumer recall due to a risk of food poisoning.
New municipal elections announced in Berlaimont within three months
New municipal elections must be held in Berlaimont (Nord) within three months, with the composition of the lists still unknown.
Rouen: security exercise in Saint-Herbland tunnel to disrupt traffic
An exercise involving firefighters is scheduled for the morning of October 28 in the Saint-Herbland tunnel in Rouen, causing traffic difficulties in the city center.
A youth worker from Ille-et-Vilaine accused of rape remains in detention
The Rennes Court of Appeal confirmed the extension of the provisional detention of a youth worker from the Espace jeunes of Martigné-Ferchaud and Retiers, accused of rape and corruption of minors.
Two Britons tried in Caen for allegedly illegal excavations
The Caen court tried a British father and son on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, who had uncovered the Grandcamp-Maisy German battery, in excavations potentially illegal.
Operating room nurses at Trousseau Hospital in Tours on strike
On strike for about ten days, operating room nurses at Trousseau Hospital in Tours denounce reduced staffing and say they are on the verge of exhaustion. Management promises recruitment.
92-year-old woman burgled in Saussemesnil, Manche
A 92-year-old resident of the Étot Rouge hamlet in Saussemesnil was the victim of a burglary and had jewelry and Louis d'or gold coins stolen.
Woman from Alpes-Maritimes, victim of online hoax, speaks out
A resident of the Alpes-Maritimes recounts how a video of her, shared by influencer LaJolvance, was viewed millions of times and slipped out of her control.
Mutuelle Communale targeted by claimed cyberattack
A cyberattack has been claimed against Mutuelle Communale, with more than 50,000 contacts and 114,000 PDFs exposed, including health and social security data.
Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone prison saturated, guard attacked
The Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone prison has absorbed the arrival of more than twenty inmates in 48 hours, saturating a wing, and a guard has again been attacked.
Administrative court confirms suspension of EPSM director
The administrative court confirms the suspension of the EPSM director for the duration of the ongoing investigation.
In northern Isère, a mayor lends his office to set up a general practitioner
Residents of Saint-Romain-de-Jalionas had been without a general practitioner for several years. The mayor is making his own office available pending the opening of a health center.
Côte-d'Or: farmers demonstrate against wild boar damage
150 farmers from Côte-d'Or blocked the D 105 between Norges-la-Ville and Savigny-le-Sec to denounce damage caused by wild boar, before being received by the departmental hunting federation.
Haute-Marne: private ambulance workers demand payment of unpaid services
On Tuesday, October 27, private ambulance workers in southern Haute-Marne demonstrated outside Chaumont hospital to demand, among other things, 500,000 euros in unpaid patient transfer services owed since 2025.
Oise: deputy mayor of Neuilly-en-Thelle files complaint against former mayor
In Neuilly-en-Thelle, the first deputy mayor filed a complaint after a street altercation with former mayor Bernard Onclercq, in a context of tensions with current mayor Denis Jacob.
Court of Auditors highlights 100 million euros a year spent on Microsoft
In a report, the Court of Auditors highlights the state's dependence on Microsoft software, at a cost of around 100 million euros a year. It estimates that savings would be possible with free and open-source software.
Toulouse: two men arrested for speeding, drugs and large sum seized
Two men driving at high speed were arrested by police in Toulouse on Monday, October 26, 2026; officers discovered drugs and a large sum of money in their vehicle.
Strasbourg : Administrative tribunal authorizes eviction of Krimmeri-Meinau camp
The Administrative Tribunal of Strasbourg ordered on Tuesday, October 27, the dismantling of the camp in the Krimmeri-Meinau quarter within five days.
Health studies: decree on new "health portal degree" published for 2027
The decree establishing the new "health portal degree" is official and will apply from the 2027 academic year.
Robot tested in forest near Limoges to help firefighters
In Saint-Sylvestre forest, north of Limoges, Pompiers de l'urgence internationale are experimenting with a robot capable of interacting remotely with rescuers to locate and evacuate victims.
2G shutdown costs 300,000 euros for sanitation service in Marne
The Baizil wastewater treatment plant must be equipped to remain compatible with 5G, as the shutdown of 2G and then 3G renders its remote monitoring systems obsolete, at a cost of 300,000 euros.