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Mobilisation lycéenne : à Pau, des lycéens partagés sur la poursuite du mouvement
Student and high‑school organizations react to government announcements
L'UNI écartée d'une réunion à Matignon s'interroge sur le dialogue social
Student anger: unions demand more ambitious measures
Comment les bacheliers s'inscrivaient avant Parcoursup
The world of books mobilizes against the drop in reading aids
The French Booksellers' Union, the Publishers' Union, the Society of Authors and other organizations launched the hashtag #SauvonsLaLecture to denounce a historic drop in public reading aids.
A legal representative and his spouse suspected of emptying their in-laws' accounts
A home care aide and her spouse, the legal representative, are accused of fleecing their in-laws by emptying their bank accounts.
Editorial on Generation Z as a factor in the presidential election
An editorial questions the weight of Generation Z in the upcoming presidential election campaign.
House fire in Fay, Sarthe, 22 firefighters mobilized
A house fire broke out in Fay, near Le Mans in Sarthe, on Tuesday, 27 October 2026, requiring the mobilization of 22 firefighters.
Rouen mayor takes legal action after video of police projectile near children
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
Florian Philippot denounces "digital lockdown" and censorship
Florian Philippot denounces what he calls "digital lockdown" and "major censorship", accusing the executive of silencing opponents.
Former yellow vest Roland Veuillet partially acquitted on appeal in Montpellier
The Montpellier appeals court partially acquitted Roland Veuillet, a Nîmes yellow vest figure, while sentencing him to one year in prison with a suspended sentence for harassing a police officer. He announces an appeal to the Court of Cassation.
More than a million wild boars shot, Gard leads the culls
The French Office for Biodiversity published the figures for the 2025-2026 hunting season: more than a million wild boars shot in France, with Gard breaking records.
France remains Europe's champion in social spending
According to a Drees study, social benefits amount to around 900 billion euros per year in France, mainly for old age and health.
Toulouse : un jeune condamné pour le vol d'une doudoune lors des violences du 17 octobre
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
A solidarity toy collection before Christmas in Pas-de-Calais
Throughout November, several collection points in Pas-de-Calais recover toys destined for the trash, which will be reused by Emmaüs before the holidays.
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.
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.
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.
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.