Every evening, find a summary of the day’s key news in Nièvre, in France and around the world.
The baccalaureate philosophy test was today!
This Tuesday, June 18, the Terminale high school students worked on the philosophy test.
Find the subjects, but also the reactions of young people from Nevers after the test in our special Bac 2024 file.
The legislative campaign continues
Olivier Faure, boss of the PS, “wants a vote” to appoint the Prime Minister in the event of victory for the New Popular Front at the end of the legislative elections. Furthermore, calls to mobilize “against the extreme right” are increasing: after the athletes, the book industry has launched a petition. The latest information can be read here.
Mbappé forfeits the next Euro match
“It will do it, no operation”: the captain of the France team Kylian Mbappé, who had his nose broken during the France-Austria match at Euro-2024, will not undergo surgery, said assured the president of the French Football Federation (FFF) Philippe Diallo, Monday June 17 in Düsseldorf. Our article can be read here.
Chris Gabriel remains Neversois
USON Nevers announced, this Tuesday, June 18, the definitive signing of Chris Gabriel.
The 24-year-old New Zealand second row has been on loan from ASM Clermont since February.
This season, he played eight matches, including three as a starter under the orders of Xavier Péméja and his staff. More info here.
Thunderstorms expected in the evening
On Monday June 17, Météo France placed Nièvre on yellow alert for storms from 6 p.m. If the department is indeed on yellow alert at 6 p.m., it goes into orange alert for the risk of thunderstorms from 8 p.m.
To learn more, it’s here.
