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RN MP José Beaurain targeted by an investigation for misappropriation of public funds
According to Radio France, the RN selected this MP from Aisne for the 2024 legislative elections and the 2026 municipal elections despite several internal alerts.
Mobilisation against expulsion of Georgian families in Loire-Atlantique
Families of Georgian origin are being expelled without housing solutions in Nantes, Rezé and Saint-Nazaire, prompting mobilisation by collectives and associations.
En Finistère, l'engouement pour les groupes électrogènes après les tempêtes
Spa towns: concern over coverage of thermal cures in the 2027 budget
APA reform: seniors worried about an increase in out-of-pocket costs
Noyelles-sur-Mer: cleaning of abandoned graves before All Saints' Day
For the sixth time, residents of Noyelles-sur-Mer gathered to clean abandoned graves and cemetery paths before All Saints' Day.
Romilly-sur-Seine: repeating students eligible for municipal grants
In Romilly-sur-Seine, repeating students will now be able to apply for the municipal grant, awarded based on financial resources according to the family quotient.
Nîmes : la police municipale passe à la verbalisation des utilisateurs de trottinettes
Mayotte: Women Leaders join collective against excessive taxes
Women Leaders are joining forces with the collective "All Against Excessive Taxes in Mayotte" and announcing the next steps in the mobilization against the property tax increase in Mamoudzou.
Intercommunal council of Cœur du Var: tribute and deliberations
Members of the Cœur du Var community of communes met for their October council, with a tribute to the late mayor of Le Luc and deliberations on recycling bins and climate.
La Feuillée: opposition elected officials dismissed over photocopy rates
The Rennes administrative court has dismissed opposition elected officials from La Feuillée who were contesting the application of the public rate for photocopies.
Haribo accused of inflating prices for Halloween
Isère: food insecurity worsens, charities overwhelmed
Valérie Létard veut faire du protoxyde d'azote une grande cause nationale
Orléans: Protests against the National Rally congress
Fish: SAS Nautilus-Food ordered to stop misleading practice
The company Nautilus-Food is ordered to stop a commercial practice likely to mislead about the species of fish marketed.
Debate between Rokhaya Diallo and Charles Alloncle on origins and immigration
A debate pits Rokhaya Diallo against Charles Alloncle on immigration and looting, against a backdrop of racism accusations.
Château-Gontier: Pompidou wedding chapel falls into ruin
The Saint-Joseph chapel in Château-Gontier-sur-Mayenne, where Georges Pompidou was married, has become dangerous and threatens to collapse.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon broadcasts an interview with François Lenglet
Digne-les-Bains: young man sentenced for violence against his cousin and drug possession
The Digne-les-Bains court sentenced an 18-year-old man to three months in prison with probation for violence against his cousin and possession of narcotics.
Trappes: an opinion piece denounces a racist crime and criticizes political responsibilities
Senate: questions to the government over the Trappes attack
La Verrière: emotion after attempted murder of a teenager by Kévin T.
Attentat de Trappes : un psychiatre décrypte le mélange schizophrénie, cannabis et cocaïne
Côte-d'Or : réouverture partielle des stations de lavage malgré la sécheresse
Tours: young man suspected of looting H&M store on October 17
Incendie de la mairie de Limoges : le maire attend des sanctions « à la hauteur »
Telephone telemarketing: More than 40,000 reports since August
At the Paris court, defending tenants threatened with eviction
The Paris court is facing a mass caseload of rental evictions, sharply rising since the 2023 law, as the winter truce approaches.
Olive oil price remains high despite good harvests
The litre of olive oil remains at around 18 euros on average, after a sharp rise linked to the 2022 drought in Spain.
Albi: co-owners obtain conviction of their developer
The Toulouse Court of Appeal has upheld the civil conviction of Tarn developer Alain Prat in the case of construction defects at the Esplanade des Partisans residence in Albi, leaving him insolvent.
A sexagenarian finds her pillaged handbag on a bus shelter bench
A sexagenarian regained consciousness on the bench of a bus shelter and discovered that her handbag had been pillaged.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon gives a lecture at ESSEC
Jean-Luc Mélenchon announces a lecture at ESSEC this Tuesday, October 27 at 8 p.m., broadcast live on YouTube.
Nœux-les-Mines: self-defense classes open to women
The municipality of Nœux-les-Mines offers self-defense classes intended for women, and more broadly for other audiences.
Nord Amiénois: Souvenir Français prepares All Saints' Day collection and seeks a president
The Souvenir Français committee for the Picquigny area has prepared the annual All Saints' Day collection and the November 11 ceremonies, and must find a successor to its president Jean-Pierre Delory.
Château-Thierry: inclusive café Le Guet-Apens candidate for Inclusion Apicil challenge
The inclusive and cultural café Le Guet-Apens in Château-Thierry is a candidate for the "Inclusion Apicil 2026" challenge and is calling for public voting.
Amiens: Amsom Habitat tenants complain about the lack of heating
Rue Condorcet in Amiens, residents of two apartment buildings managed by Amsom Habitat have been complaining about the lack of heating for several winters and are addressing the landlord and its service provider.
Death of Quentin Deranque: Sabrina Medjebeur Denounces 'Fallacious' Accusations
À Angers, Christophe Béchu refuse le bus de Force ouvrière
In Troyes, UTT proposes consultation on tuition fee increase
Following student mobilization against the tuition fee increase decided for 2027, the University of Technology of Troyes proposes a consultation with students and staff on other funding solutions.
Dupont-Aignan critique le programme de Glucksmann
Man arrested for glorifying terrorism and threats after remarks overheard by a police officer
Guémené-Penfao: acquitted on appeal after drunk driving
The Rennes court of appeal acquitted on October 27 a man who had been sentenced in the first instance to six months in prison with a suspended sentence for driving under the influence after running off the road in Guémené-Penfao.
Authieule: fundraising campaign to restore Saint-Vaast church
The Fondation du patrimoine has launched a voluntary fundraising campaign to restore the badly damaged roof structure of Saint-Vaast church in Authieule, in the Somme, after the mayor issued a safety order.
Poitiers: Henri Laborit health centre switches to geothermal heating
The Henri Laborit health centre in Poitiers is using geothermal energy to reduce its fossil fuel consumption, illustrating options for healthcare facilities to go green.
Effects of scorching summer still weigh on livestock farming and harvests
Pneus neige obligatoires dans le Var à partir du 1er novembre
Toulouse: three years in prison for prostituting a teenager
A 23-year-old man was sentenced in Toulouse for organizing the prostitution of a 15-year-old runaway teenager in May 2025. About fifty clients are said to have succeeded one another over three days.
Pau: 37 municipalities in Pyrénées-Atlantiques to benefit from free buses on Saturdays
From 7 November, Idelis buses will be free every Saturday for 12 months in 37 municipalities in Pyrénées-Atlantiques, a measure launched by Pau city hall.
Orléans: The ARS suspends the activity of the Thiers dental center due to infectious risk
