Events

Paris police officer sentenced to one year suspended sentence for violence

A police officer from an eastern Paris precinct has been sentenced to one year in prison, suspended, for violence against two minors, as denounced by an undercover journalist.

Retailleau accuses LFI of "putting targets on journalists' backs"

Guest on "Vous Président" on BFMTV, Bruno Retailleau stated that La France Insoumise puts targets on journalists' backs.

A book reveals exchanges between a journalist and Macron

Journalist Françoise Degois publishes 'You are all too hard on me', a work revealing her exchanges with the President of the Republic.

Patrick Cohen defends France Télévisions against attacks

Journalist Patrick Cohen discusses the media pressure faced by France Télévisions, particularly within the framework of the parliamentary inquiry into public broadcasting.

Charlotte d'Ornellas deplores lack of solutions in the face of urban violence

Journalist Charlotte d'Ornellas believes that presidential candidates are not providing solutions in the face of repeated urban violence.

Carbon market: indirect cost compensation extended to thirteen industrial sectors

Two decrees and an order published in the Official Journal of November 3 reorganize aid for energy-intensive industries exposed to carbon costs and extend it to thirteen new activities.

Complaint filed against Cyril Hanouna after targeting a journalist from Ouest-France

Cyril Hanouna is targeted by a complaint after targeting on air a journalist from Ouest-France, who mentions his CV among other things.

Death of journalist Vanessa Dougnac

Vanessa Dougnac, La Croix's correspondent in South Asia for a quarter of a century, has died.

Journalist from Frontières violently assaulted

A journalist from 100% Frontières has again been targeted by a passerby, in a context of recurrent tensions against the press.

The Journal du Pays d'Argonne will permanently move to Sainte-Ménehould in January 2027

A banner announcing the arrival of the Journal du Pays d'Argonne was installed at the end of October; the relocation to the town centre of Sainte-Ménehould is scheduled for 4 January 2027.

Bonjour Littoral 8 a.m. news of November 3, 2026

The Bonjour Littoral local news notably mentions the blockade of the Pont de Bois campus in Lille and the theft of battery modules at Stellantis.

20H Rochebin of November 2, 2026

On the agenda of the news: the drop in diesel prices, Volodymyr Zelensky's invitation to Marine Le Pen to Ukraine, and the consequences of Iranian sanctions for Donald Trump.

Véronique Jacquier criticizes Édouard Philippe and Gabriel Attal on CNEWS

Journalist Véronique Jacquier stated on CNEWS that Édouard Philippe and Gabriel Attal lack sincerity and vision for the country.

Claire Arnoux returns to the air on NOVO19

Taken off the air after the cancellation of NOVO19's talk show, journalist Claire Arnoux returns weekly in "Jour de campagne" starting November 21, 2026.

Wolfisheim: a festival to exercise critical thinking towards the media

The Décodage festival stops in Wolfisheim on November 4 with an escape game on AI and a participatory news broadcast.

Violence against journalists: Gabrielle Cluzel expresses her fears

The editor-in-chief of Boulevard Voltaire confides that she fears sending her teams into the field amid attacks on journalists during protest days.

Jules Torres describes La France insoumise as a "violent and lying party"

Journalist Jules Torres stated on CNEWS that La France insoumise is "a violent party and a party that lies".

TF1 8 PM news ratings: Attal interview drags down figures

Gabriel Attal's interview on TF1's 8 PM news on October 28 caused the channel's ratings to fall, according to reported figures.

Éric Naulleau believes that « being French means being part of a history »

On CNEWS, journalist and writer Éric Naulleau declared that « being French means being part of a history » and that those who hate it should not stay in the country.

The 9 a.m. TV news on Monday, November 2

The TV news looks back at the crash of a private jet in the United States, a firefighter injured by gunfire, the appeal trial in the Rue d'Aubagne case, and the arrival of an anti-obesity pill.

8 a.m. news bulletin of Monday, November 2, 2026

The local 8 a.m. news bulletin looks back at the start of term and expected demonstrations, the Mathis case trial set for January 26, 2027, and the trend in diesel prices.

Rochebin Soir of November 1, 2026

The television news rundown covers social anger and the week ahead, urban violence, and the war in Ukraine.

8 PM news of November 1, 2026: mobilizations, energy prices and international

The 8 PM news of November 1 looks back at the mobilizations and the prospect of a 'black Thursday' on November 5, the rise in energy prices, the Iranian threat and the Le Pen-Mélenchon duel in the popular electorate.

High school newspaper Le Hublot celebrates its twentieth anniversary in Cambrai

The high school newspaper Le Hublot celebrates its twentieth anniversary in Cambrai.

RN MP Yoann Gillet corrected on LCI after saying "scum"

On LCI, RN MP Yoann Gillet was corrected by journalist Anne Nivat and consultant Guillaume Farde after using the term "scum" to describe rioters.

Release of an investigative book by Davet and Lhomme on the Bolloré empire

Le Monde journalists Gérard Davet and Fabrice Lhomme publish a new investigative book devoted to Vincent Bolloré, his media empire, and his political project for France.

News roundup for October 31, 2026: intrusion at a school in Marseille and international alerts

The October 31, 2026 news broadcast notably covers an intrusion at a preschool in Marseille, social unrest in France, and security alerts in Moscow and Russia.

Centenary of Semuy war memorial

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Semuy war memorial, information has been found about the names inscribed on it after a call launched by the newspaper L'Ardennais.