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Daily chronicle of the behind-the-scenes of the presidential campaign
A daily newspaper continues its day-by-day chronicle of the behind-the-scenes of the presidential campaign, 185 days before the election.
Revue d'actualité du 28 octobre : mobilisation lycéenne et violences de groupuscules
Cholet: fake bank advisor scam solved and man convicted
A 73-year-old woman in Cholet was the victim of a fake bank advisor scam. Identified thanks to video surveillance, a man was arrested and then convicted.
Man arrested in Paris after making racist threats in supermarket
Death of Francis Saint-Dizier, doctor and co-founder of Cinélatino in Toulouse
Addiction medicine doctor and Cinélatino Toulouse festival co-founder Francis Saint-Dizier has died at 77 following an illness.
Jean-Michel Blanquer compares Mélenchon to Trump
Former national education minister Jean-Michel Blanquer states that Jean-Luc Mélenchon has adopted the style and brutality of Donald Trump, denouncing a "spectaclocracy" of French political life.
Un ancien coéquipier de Zidane écroué pour agressions sexuelles sur des adolescentes
Albertville: wave of solidarity after fire in seven buildings
Less than a week after the fire that hit seven buildings in Albertville, solidarity is organizing. A hairdresser affected by the disaster is being welcomed in a neighboring salon and several fundraisers have been launched.
Cambrai: Mosaïk social center contests cancellation of its subsidy
The president of the Mosaïk social center in Cambrai reacts after the cancellation of the structure's subsidy, contesting the reasons given.
Recall of Saint Alby bacon slices sold at Lidl due to salmonella
Slices of Saint Alby brand smoked bacon sold at Lidl are being recalled almost everywhere in France after salmonella was detected.
Two camels found in a field in Saint-Léon, in Lot-et-Garonne
On Sunday, October 25, two camels were discovered in a field in Saint-Léon. The town hall and gendarmerie secured them while waiting to find their owners.
Brive: man acquitted in harassment and threats case
Tried on Tuesday, October 27 at the Brive criminal court, a 27-year-old man accused of harassment and threats by his former sister-in-law was acquitted for the benefit of the doubt.
Pink October: screening awareness workshops at Ajaccio hospital
Until the end of the month, Ajaccio hospital is hosting workshops as part of Pink October to raise awareness of the importance of early breast cancer screening.
La garantie d'aval de la filière céréalière portée à 80 % pour 2026-2027
The inquiry commission on the October 17 violence already on the brink of failure
Pillages : les commerçants s'interrogent sur un recours contre l'État
Une amie de Christophe M., mort le 17 octobre, témoigne
Île-de-France and Paris unlock 13 million euros for damaged businesses
Death of Jean-Baptiste Motroni, former senator of Haute-Corse
Jean-Baptiste Motroni, former Socialist senator of Haute-Corse and general councilor of the canton of Sagro-di-Santa-Giulia, died at 91 on October 28, 2026.
Half-moon goby identified for the first time in the Rhône
The half-moon goby, a fish native to Eastern Europe, has been identified for the first time in the Saône at the Dracé dam, in the Rhône department, and is under surveillance.
Shortage of childminders in Bar-sur-Aube
The Bar-sur-Aube early childhood center notes an absence of applications for the childminder profession, due to a lack of attractiveness.
A small daycare project in Bayel
A project to open a small daycare in Bayel has been welcomed favorably by the director of the local early childhood center.
Lillebonne: drunk and uninsured driver stopped
During a road check on October 27 in Lillebonne, police intercepted a 46-year-old man who was drunk at the wheel and uninsured; his vehicle was impounded.
RN MP José Beaurain targeted by an investigation for misappropriation of public funds
Spa towns: concern over coverage of thermal cures in the 2027 budget
Cyberattack on Hauts-de-France Region: expert analyzes hacker's motivations
The Hauts-de-France Region was the victim of a major cyberattack via two service providers, resulting in the data leak of hundreds of thousands of people. An expert who exchanged with the hacker believes money is his primary motivation.
The Cese calls for planning in the face of French demographic decline
CERT-FR issues advisory on vulnerabilities in Veeam products
Carole Delga denounces isolation of power and budget cuts
The president of Régions de France criticizes the lack of dialogue with the government and warns of the consequences of budget cuts for the territories, particularly high schools.
Ineligibility of Marine Le Pen: Her Lawyers Bring the Case Before the Superior Council of the Judiciary
Weather forecast from October 28 to 29, 2026
Weather forecast for this evening and the following day for France.
Valérie Delnaud in the running to head the École nationale de la magistrature
Incendie de la mairie de Limoges : le maire attend des sanctions « à la hauteur »
Vosges: an exceptional convoy tears up a railway line, traffic disrupted between Épinal and Nancy
An exceptional convoy ripped up a railway track at the level crossing in Charmes, in the Vosges. SNCF rail traffic is disrupted between Épinal and Nancy, with resumption expected in the evening.
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.
Barjols: safety work on former Vaillant tanneries
Since October 26, 2026, the municipality of Barjols has launched safety work on the last building of the Vaillant tanneries, in order to stop the deterioration before installing a memorial site there.
Youth and culture centers forced to adapt their model
Facing a decline in public funding, MJCs are reducing their activities, raising their rates, and seeking new partners to maintain their popular education missions.
Calais: Villages d'Enfance puts leisure at the heart of children's rights day
The Villages d'Enfance association is organizing in Calais a day dedicated to children's rights, focused on access to leisure.
Gabriel Attal presents his vision for the French economy
Outdoor markets remain essential in 2026
Nearly 12,000 to 13,000 markets are organized every week in France and some, formerly halted, are reborn, driven by the search for low prices.
Death of Quentin Deranque: Sabrina Medjebeur Denounces 'Fallacious' Accusations
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.
An afternoon of prevention for women's and men's cancers
An afternoon of awareness and prevention for women's and men's cancers is organized this Saturday.
Nice: unprecedented diploma to train future hotel and restaurant owners
Côte d'Azur University, together with hotel and restaurant professionals, is launching a continuing education program aimed at business creation and takeover.
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.
Romilly-sur-Seine: fishing association calls for volunteers
The AAPPMA of Romilly-Méry (Aube) is warning that a shortage of volunteers could prevent the renewal of its board and threaten the association with dissolution.
Calais public treasury without heating for a week
The Calais public finance center has been without heating for a week.
MobiLille calls for new mobilization over public transport fares
The MobiLille collective denounces the lack of concrete progress on public transport fares and calls for a new mobilization in Lille.
Chambéry: uncertain future for Boigne Castle due to lack of funds
Boigne Castle in Chambéry is deteriorating and the mayor confirms that no renovation work will be carried out during his term due to lack of financial resources.
