An extraordinary trial began this Monday, September 2, before the Vaucluse criminal court. Dominique Pelicot, 71, is accused of drugging his wife so that she would be raped by dozens of men. The latter, 50 in number, are also appearing and risk up to 20 years in prison. The trial, which will last 4 months, will notably raise the issue of chemical submission. Guest of the Headline Title: Leila Chaouachi, pharmacist at the Addictovigilance Center in Paris, expert in chemical submission with the National Agency for the Safety of Medicines and Health Products (ANSM).
Oasis is making a big comeback: Noel and Liam Gallagher announced this week a series of upcoming concerts for 2025. 15 years after a violent dispute between the two sworn enemies of English rock. The opportunity for Le titre à la une to look back on their story that began in the suburbs of Manchester, in 1991. Guest of Le Titre à la une: Nico Prat, cultural journalist, and co-author with Benjamin Durand of the book “Oasis ou la revanche des ploucs” published by Playlist Society.
Two astronauts forced to stay eight months in the ISS instead of eight days. Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams will indeed spend much more time than expected in the international space station. Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft, which was supposed to bring them back to Earth a week after their arrival last June, encountered a technical problem. NASA does not want to take any risks and SpaceX has proposed a backup solution: Elon Musk’s company has offered to bring the astronauts back to Earth… but we will have to wait until February. Guest of the Headline: Rémi Canton, aerospace engineer, head of human spaceflight projects at the National Center for Space Studies (CNES).
After the madness of the Olympic Games in Paris, it is the turn of the Paralympic Games to light up the City of Lights. Today, I will tell you the story of these Games, which date back to 1948… in Stoke Mandeville, in the United Kingdom. They are being organized this year for the first time in France. Guest of the Headline: Michaël Jeremiasz, chef de mission of the French delegation of the Paralympic Games, former wheelchair tennis champion.
Today in the headline, the death of a 54-year-old police officer, Eric Comyn, in Mougins on Monday, August 26. The driver suspected of hitting him after refusing to comply was arrested after several hours of tracking. He was arrested around four in the morning in front of the Cannes police station where he was apparently going to surrender. Placed in police custody, he tested positive for alcohol. This 39-year-old suspect still had nine points on his license. And his criminal record includes 10 convictions, including drunk driving. Guest of the headline: Maître Rémy Josseaume, lawyer at the Paris Bar, specializing in road traffic law and driving licenses.
Pavel Durov’s police custody has been extended. This 39-year-old Franco-Russian billionaire was arrested on Saturday, August 24, as he got off the plane at Le Bourget airport. The controversial boss of the Telegram messaging service, Pavel Durov, is being questioned as part of investigations launched for offenses relating to “organized crime.” The justice system is criticizing him in particular for his refusal to moderate the messaging service. Guest of the headline: Ophélie Coelho, independent researcher in geopolitics, author of “Géopolitique du numérique” published by l’Atelier.
[REDIFF] Jul has announced his return to the Vélodrome and his first Stade de France for next year. The Marseille rapper and phenomenon of French song, who produces two albums per year, is enjoying success after success. With more than seven million sales in ten years of career. Guest of the Title on the cover: Fred Musa, radio host of Planète Rap on Skyrock.
[REDIFF] Omar Sy is one of the French people’s favorite personalities. His name has just entered the Larousse dictionary. In the Headline Title, we tell you about the man who was a member of the Cannes Film Festival jury this year. Omar Sy is everywhere… with a tailor-made, oiled communication. Guest of the Headline Title: Ali Rabeh, mayor of the city of Trappes.
[REDIFF] At Michou’s, even if you’ve never been there, you’ve probably already heard of it. The famous drag cabaret, located in the heart of Montmartre in Paris, could well close permanently. In serious financial difficulty, the commercial court will decide on July 16. Guest of the Headline Title: Alain Turban, singer, author of the book “Pour voir la vie en rose il faut la peint en bleu” published by Grrr… Art Editions and friend of Michou.
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