Events

In Versailles, LGBT people keep a low profile

Report from Versailles on the discretion of homosexual people, who avoid public displays of affection.

End of the solidarity fund for Sonia, one year later

One year later, Sonia thanks the donors three days before the closure of the fundraising campaign launched in her favor. She expressed her gratitude and affirmed that she would make the same choices again.

Wiretaps reveal an approach by Carla Bruni's entourage in favor of a former terrorist

Wiretaps from the far-left in 2008 allegedly revealed a request from Carla Bruni's entourage to Nicolas Sarkozy to protect a former terrorist sentenced to life imprisonment. A police officer claims he was sidelined after this affair.

Free Mobile will disappear on December 1, 2026 and merge with Free

Operator Free Mobile will officially disappear on December 1, 2026 by merging with Free, which manages home internet subscriptions, with consequences for millions of subscribers.

Robert Ménard reaffirms support for Ukraine at November 11 commemoration in Béziers

Béziers mayor Robert Ménard used his speech at the November 11 commemoration to recall his support for the Ukrainian people.

ARS makes permanent closure of Guingamp maternity ward official

ARS Brittany confirms the end of deliveries in Guingamp and announces a 'Women's Health' hub for 2027, despite opposition from residents and elected officials.

A project for 874 homes in Stella-Plage and Cucq draws criticism

A real estate project for 874 homes in Stella-Plage and Cucq is raising concerns for the mayor, who denounces the insufficient share reserved for local residents in the face of developers.

Marseille: Ofast chief brigadier tried for handing over information

A chief brigadier of Marseille's Ofast was tried on Monday, November 9 for having handed over information from irregular file checks. Eighteen months' suspended sentence and a five-year ban from practicing were requested.

Bardella wants a streamlined government of around fifteen ministers

The president of the National Rally said on BFMTV that he wished, if he arrives at Matignon next May, to form a streamlined government of around fifteen ministers.

Illkirch: Christmas Corrida maintained in reduced format after alleged embezzlement

Threatened by the troubles of its former organizer, the Illkirch-Graffenstaden Christmas Corrida will indeed take place on 13 December, taken over by the Strasbourg Sports Office, but in a reduced format for its 30th edition.

Thibault de Montbrial publishes book advocating restoration of state authority

Criminal lawyer Thibault de Montbrial has written a highly personal book with programmatic overtones, in which he advocates an uncompromising restoration of state authority and displays his ambition to influence the country's future.

Electric cars: government wants more transparency on charging prices

The government's electrification plan aims to display charging rates more clearly, amid the "jungle" of prices in practice.

Valenciennes tourist office moves back into downtown premises

The Valenciennes tourist office is setting up again in the city center, a local relocation for tourist reception.

Savoy region: raw milk sector defends its AOP and IGP cheeses

The Haute-Savoie Department reaffirms its support for the raw milk sector, deemed threatened by climate change, during a visit to the Poisy livestock center.

The "Circus Cry" raises the alarm on sector difficulties

Led by Jean-Marie Songy from Châlons, the "Circus Cry" movement raises a national alarm on the difficulties of the circus sector.

Rochebin Soir, Tuesday, November 10, 2026

On the program for this edition: wages and purchasing power, the tax cut for the wealthiest in 2025, the officialization of Éric Zemmour's candidacy for the 2027 presidential election on TF1, and strikes in Ukraine amid negotiations.