Two 20-year-old drivers arrested for urban rodeos in Brest
During the night from Saturday to Sunday, Brest police officers arrested two young men aged 20 who were involved in urban rodeos: the first from Landerneau, the second from Combrit, in South Finistère. Both were arrested in flagrante delicto and placed in police custody at the Brest police station, their vehicle being immobilized.
Legislative: the RN enters the second week of the campaign in the lead
One week before the first round, the RN is entering the home stretch until the legislative elections at the top of the polls and is pushing to obtain an absolute majority, followed by the left and the presidential camp, which, largely behind, is calling for a “judgment Republican.” The National Rally, with its right-wing allies who followed Éric Ciotti, would obtain between 35.5% and 36% of the votes, respectively indicate in the Sunday press an Elabe poll for La Tribune and another from the Ipsos institute for Le Parisien and Radio France. He is ahead of the New Popular Front (27% to 29.5%) and Emmanuel Macron’s camp (19.5% to 20%).
Legislative: Macron’s popularity plummets
Emmanuel Macron saw his popularity rating plummet by five points in June compared to May, with 26% of French people satisfied with his action. That of Gabriel Attal falls by four points, to 41% satisfied, according to an Ifop poll for Le Journal du Dimanche.
New Caledonia: separatists in shock after the transfer of activists to mainland France
Following the unrest in New Caledonia, the decision to send activists linked to the Field Action Coordination Unit (CCAT) into pre-trial detention in mainland France, 17,000 km from home, plunged the community into crisis. dismay. “The Caledonian Union learned with astonishment of the deportation to mainland CCAT officials and activists, including our general commissioner Bichou Tein (Christian Tein), as well as two mothers of young children,” said, for example , insurgent this political party involved in the creation of the CCAT in November 2023. “The leaders of the CCAT are in no way sponsors of abuses, but, today, martyrs of colonial justice,” he said. he added, demanding “the cancellation of this political deportation”.
“60 years of radio is a record”: Philippe Bouvard announces his retirement in January
Retirement soon for Philippe Bouvard: the tireless 94-year-old journalist, author of 30,000 articles and host of 6,000 TV shows, who still writes a weekly column on RTL, announced that he would cut the microphone in January 2025, on the occasion of his 60th anniversary on the air. “A world record,” according to the station.
