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2024-02-02 12:06:17
Summary today
- Two French people were killed in Ukraine in a Russian strike and three were injured. These were humanitarian workers who were in Beryslav in the south of the country. Emmanuel Macron denounces “a cowardly and unworthy act”.
- Tractors are turning back and highways are gradually reopening. Maison deplores damage. We will take stock of the latest blockages and this agricultural community still on the lookout, and waiting to see.
- A resignation is making noise, it is that of the rector of the Paris Academy in disagreement with the Minister of National Education on the reform of preparatory classes.
- In Mayotte, some parents no longer dare to send their children to school, believing that it is too dangerous. The island is in fact still mired in violence.
- A woman was arrested in Russia for wearing LGBT-colored earrings. The repression once morest homosexuals has reached another milestone.
- The new DPE formula. The Energy Performance Diagnosis will be reviewed and corrected for small areas that are particularly penalized.
- France Ireland, it was the dream poster for the Rugby World Cup final. This will be the opening match of the 6 nations tournament this evening, in a sold-out Vélodrome stadium.
The guests :
- Sarah Watsonmedical oncologist, biologist and researcher at the Curie Institute.
- Thomas Clozelhematologist co-founder start-up Owkin.
The Series: A week in their lives
“A week in their lives” meets pianist Célia Oneto Bensaid on the occasion of La Folle Journe de Nantes, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary.
Episode 4: Célia Oneta Bensaid in rehearsal with violinist Raphaëlle Moreau
Célia Oneto Bensaid has prepared two programs for this crazy day, one with violinist Raphaëlle Moreau and the other, alone at the piano. We follow them in this final rehearsal.
A serial by Stéphane Capron, directed by Stéphane Ronxin.
The chronicle: It’s France
The “It’s France” column, the 1:50 p.m. event that takes us on a trip to France.
Every day, a columnist comes to give us his take on France.
On Friday, we have an appointment with the editorial staff of team journal .
This week, Jean-Baptiste Renet tells us regarding the mild weather which disrupted the weekend program in Chamonix, a temple of skiing and mountaineering.
It is a song
Today Frédéric Pommier’s guest is the singer and painter, Charlélie Couture.
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