Events

Anasse Kazib claims third place for Révolution Permanente on social media

Anasse Kazib asserts that Révolution Permanente is the third political force on social media behind the RN and LFI, and denounces unequal access to audiovisual media.

Significant price disparities for renting private parking spaces across cities

A TF1 report highlights significant price differences between cities for renting a private parking space.

Addictions France denounces alcohol promotion on social media

In a third report, the association singles out sponsored content from alcohol brands on major platforms, which it deems illegal under the Evin law.

Essonne: parents denounce malfunctions of school bus route 4417

Since the start of the school year, parents have complained about route 4417 connecting Estouches to Étampes: lack of pickup service, delays and insufficient information. They denounce unequal access to schools in rural areas.

A VTC driver expresses anger towards platforms and the state

A VTC (ride-hailing) driver criticizes application commissions such as Uber and argues that the state does not do enough to support the profession, as his income declines.

Military man injured at Fontevraud compensated €5,500 after twelve years of proceedings

The Nantes Administrative Tribunal recognized the state's no-fault liability and awarded €5,500 to a military man injured at Fontevraud, who had been claiming €160,000.

The Senate votes unanimously to strengthen the crackdown on abuse of weakness

The Senate adopts a bill specifically aimed at sanctioning the act of offering housing in exchange for sexual solicitations, particularly towards vulnerable people.

Loiret : un conducteur condamné après un accident mortel à Fontenay-sur-Loing

Un conducteur qui roulait à 144 km/h dans un village du Loiret et s'était écrasé contre un mur en août 2025, tuant son passager de 17 ans, a été condamné.

Montbéliard: seven police school students file a complaint for harassment

Seven students at the Montbéliard Police School have filed a complaint for moral and sexual harassment against an instructor, who has been suspended, while a criminal investigation is underway.

Man held hostage and beaten in Pecquencourt amid cocaine trafficking

A man was held hostage and violently beaten in Pecquencourt, in the Nord department, in the context of cocaine trafficking.

Judicial inquiry opened, financial aspect examined

The prosecutor's office has opened a judicial inquiry and a investigating judge has been seized of the investigations. The financial aspect of the case is also being examined.

LFI considers its municipal election results 'honorable'

Six months after the municipal elections, LFI coordinator Michel Georges estimates that LFI achieved an honorable performance with 6.88% of the vote, despite having no elected representatives on the council.

Vendée: two women injured in an accident in Velluire-sur-Vendée

On Thursday, November 5, a car ended up in a ditch in Velluire-sur-Vendée; two women were injured and transported to the hospital.

Overcrowded buses at Méru's Collège du Thelle following the cancellation of the 4 p.m. shuttle

The Region's cancellation of "convenience services," including the 4 p.m. shuttle, has led to overcrowded buses and discontent among parents at Méru's Collège du Thelle.

Fréjus: foie gras banned from Christmas market

The municipality of Fréjus has decided to remove foie gras from its Christmas market in the name of animal welfare, offering an alternative to visitors.

The Livret A cap will be raised on February 1, 2027

The cap on the Livret A savings account will be increased, with an announced range between 25,000 and 30,000 euros, starting from February 1, 2027.

Death of artist Fred Forest at 93

French artist Fred Forest, a multimedia pioneer and professor emeritus at the University of Nice, died on November 4 at the age of 93, a death he himself announced in a message transmitted to AFP.

Pont-sur-Seine: the mayor secures an abandoned house threatening to collapse

In Pont-sur-Seine (Aube), the mayor initiated a procedure to declare the property endangered to secure an abandoned house for five years, validated by the courts. The bill exceeds 10,000 euros.

Journalist Élise Lucet victim of burglary in Hauts-de-Seine

Élise Lucet was burgled on November 4 at her home in Hauts-de-Seine, where individuals forced a glass door. Between 50,000 and 100,000 euros worth of jewelry were stolen.

Rouen: a dozen young Catholics assaulted at the Saint-Romain fair

At the entrance to the Saint-Romain fair in Rouen, a dozen young Catholics were allegedly assaulted by several dozen individuals; several victims were hospitalized and complaints were filed.

Mathieu Kassovitz judges "rioters" as necessary on RMC

Guest on "Grandes Gueules," the actor estimated that rioters were "necessary," seeing them as a reaction to a government that would only "understand force."

Upcoming news for November 6: Villiers and Bardella on CNews, LFI book release

The JDD announces tomorrow's debate between Philippe de Villiers and Jordan Bardella on CNews, the Future Meetings in Saint-Raphaël, and the release of LFI's programmatic book.

The Millet family regains full control of the company

Investment firms Inspiring Sport Capital and Nouvel Atlas have sold their stakes, allowing the founding family to become the sole shareholder of Millet once again.

Serquigny: work on the synthetic football pitch has begun

The development of a synthetic football pitch has begun in Serquigny, with delivery expected in early 2027.