Events

Retailleau responds to Édouard Philippe's comments on the origins of looters

Guest on the BFMTV show 'Vous Président', Bruno Retailleau stated that Édouard Philippe's remarks about the overrepresentation of French people of immigrant origin among rioters correspond to 'facts'.

Strasbourg: Bus driver assaulted in Hautepierre gives testimony

On October 18 around 10 p.m., masked individuals attacked a CTS bus on line C5 at the Shakespeare stop in the Hautepierre area. Two weeks after the incident, the 56-year-old driver recounts the violence of the assault.

Weather forecast for Tuesday, November 3, 2026

National weather bulletin for Tuesday, November 3, 2026, with forecasts from France 2 and any weather warnings from Météo France.

Weather forecast for Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Meteorological forecasts for Tuesday, November 3, 2026, in mainland France and Corsica.

Marseille fireman gives testimony after attack on his truck

A month after a fire engine was set alight during a high school students' demonstration in Marseille, a naval firefighter testifies about the assault he suffered and its consequences.

In Arras, the belfry climb unavailable and the tourist office closed

In Arras, the climb up the belfry is unavailable and the tourist office is closed, disrupting visitor reception.

Enedis conducts nationwide operation against tampered electricity meters

Enedis has deployed its inspectors across France to crack down on fraud among professionals, particularly tampered meters. 260 businesses were inspected, with fraudsters facing fines of up to 750,000 euros.

LCI Live on Tuesday, November 3, 2026

On the agenda: tensions between Trump and Iran, and Laurent Nuñez's testimony before the National Assembly regarding the violence of October 17.

Mission report on the transposition of the "Platforms" directive

A mission issues its report on the transposition into French law of the European "Platforms" directive.

Monaco: appeal against decisions in the Caroli Immo dispute

The Supreme Court of Monaco is reviewing an unprecedented request to annul two decisions on grounds of alleged fraud, in the dispute concerning 209 million euros owed by the State to Caroli Immo.

France linkl'État français partie au litige

Var: trial of a father for rapes and sexual assaults on minors

The criminal court of Var is trying a family man accused of rape, sexual assaults and voyeurism against his daughter's friends, aged 8 to 10, between 2019 and 2024 in La Seyne. He denies rape but admits to assaults.

Agde: two 14-year-old adolescents injured in a scooter-car collision

Two 14-year-olds on a scooter were hit by a car north of Agde; one is in absolute emergency and the vehicles caught fire.

Boulogne: Réunimer group in talks to acquire Capitaine Houat

The Réunimer group is in discussions to acquire the Capitaine Houat company in Boulogne-sur-Mer.

Native Spaces expands internationally in event venues

Specialised in booking venues and accommodation for major professional events, the Nice-based company Native Spaces is expanding internationally, from Cannes to Barcelona via Davos.

Jérôme Fourquet evokes "very strong social tensions" in the country

Political scientist Jérôme Fourquet estimated on BFMTV that the country is experiencing very strong social tensions.

An HCE report links women's depression to gender inequality

The High Council for Equality between Women and Men publishes a report showing that women's depressive vulnerability stems from the inequalities and violence they experience throughout life.

Wallerand Castle: dismissed employees still waiting for a decision

Former employees of Vireux-Wallerand Castle have not received a decision after their case was referred by the labor court, despite the urgent procedure.

Motorcyclist falls after colliding with a car in Saint-Martin-Boulogne

A motorcyclist fell following a collision with a car in Saint-Martin-Boulogne, in the Pas-de-Calais department.

Cyberbullying: An Ifop study reveals the gap between parents and teenagers

On the occasion of the National Day against bullying in schools on November 5, an Ifop study for Orange reveals a disconnect between parents' concerns and their knowledge of teenagers' digital practices.

Noyon: the redevelopment project for the former Zeeman site already under threat

The former Zeeman store in Noyon, purchased by the town council in 2023 to house a geek bar, sees its redevelopment plans called into question.

Metal detectorists defend themselves against accusations of archaeological looting

With 15,000 metal detectors sold annually in France, enthusiasts dispute accusations of plundering archaeological heritage.

Rouen: The mayor refers the case to the prosecutor after the assault on three young people at Docks 76

Three days after the assault on three young men near the Docks 76 shopping centre, Rouen's mayor Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol wrote to the prosecutor to denounce acts of extreme gravity.

Saint-Raphaël: altercation at the Iscles bowling alley

A pétanque game at the Iscles bowling alley escalated into an altercation between a player and the association president, each disputing the other's version of events.

Breach at a private school park in Bouvigny-Boyeffles

A breach occurred at the park of the private school group in Bouvigny-Boyeffles, in the Pas-de-Calais department.

Saint-Étienne: food offerings at Les Halles are being renewed

Les Halles version La Commune in Saint-Étienne serve as a culinary incubator and regularly renew their food offerings.