A high school student was hospitalized in Tours with eye injuries deemed consistent with a LBD shot during a school blockade, which led to the IGPN being called in by the public prosecutor. (translated)
A high school student was injured in the face in Tours, with injuries considered compatible with a shot from a defense ball launcher (LBD), which led to the opening of an investigation by the IGPN. (translated)
In Tours, a high school student was injured in the eye by a shot from a LBD during a blockade, which led to an investigation by the IGPN. (translated)
The public prosecutor of the Republic of Tours, Catherine Sorita-Minard, stated on X that the young person injured in Tours in front of a high school has "eye lesions consistent with the impact of a defense bullet of the type LBD." (translated)
In Tours, a teenager was injured in the head in front of his high school. The young man is hospitalized, the IGPN is involved, and the word that appears in all the reports is "possible": a "possible" shot from a LBD. I keep this conditional because the investigation requires it. But I note (translated)
LIVE - Blockage of high schools: Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez reports on 3 investigations opened by the IGPN, the police of the police, in Sevran, Tours, and Saint-Ouen. (translated)
LIVE - High school blockade: A young man hospitalized, the IGPN seized after a possible LBD shot in Tours (translated)
⚡️FLASH - The high school protests are intensifying everywhere in France: 440 arrests on Tuesday and dozens of injuries since the beginning of the movement. In Tours, a high school student was seriously injured in the face, possibly by a shot from LBD: the IGPN has been seized. From Spain, Emmanuel Macron is making an appeal for calm. The high school students denounce overcrowded classes, absent teachers, and degraded study conditions. Manuel Bompard (LFI) accuses the government of having chosen "the strategy of decay." (statements) (translated)
Guys, a high school student got hit in the eye with a flash ball in Tours, he risks losing it and his vital prognosis is at stake, it's important to talk about it. (translated)
The General Inspectorate of the National Police (IGPN) has been tasked with investigating suspicions of LBD fire to the face of a high school student in Tours, who was seriously injured during a blockade of his establishment. (translated)
A police officer shot a high school student in the eye in #Tours. Hospitalized, he is seriously injured. Tonight, we will be having a meeting on site with @alma_dufour and @AndyKerbrat, to show our solidarity with the high school students who are victims of ultra-violent repression and to demand exemplary sanctions against the officers who mutilate children. (translated)
RED ALERT - A high school student reportedly suffered a rubber bullet shot in the eye in Tours during a blockade. (translated)
This young high school student from Tours has a bloodied eye due to a shot from a LBD. How is it possible to use mutilating weapons against young people who are protesting for an increase in the resources allocated to their education? (translated)
In Tours, a high school student has just been seriously injured in the head by a flashball shot. I have no words left. Leave our children alone! Is there anyone reasonable in this government to understand that we listen to our youth, we don’t shoot at them? (translated)
ALERT - A high school student is said to have been HIT IN THE EYE by a FLASH-BALL shot in Tours. (witnesses) (translated)
Le Suisse Fabio Christen collabore avec Bruno Armirail en tête de peloton. L'écart est repassé sous les 4 minutes, la moitié du retard a déjà été bouchée depuis l'accélération de la France. Encore 11 tours à parcourir. #Montreal2026 https://t.co/RaNHbqz4in #Cyclisme #Sport #France
I've got Data Centres on my mind... I get it, that many communities do not want these in their backyard. Mostly they do seem to be a nuisance, using up sorely needed resources, making excessive noise (surely that can be mitigated?) and generally upsetting people, who often don't even have all the facts. But I think that is a rather selfish and hypocritical stance! I bet those same people also use the online services and advantages that require more and more data centres... and they would be quite happy plonking them in someone else's backyard! So banning them totally from the state (as in the USA) or country, county, province... whatever you have... makes absolutely no sense. They're not going away, and the need will just continue growing as we move to the next level of computing and AI. The answer clearly lies with the companies building these behemoths, and the authorities granting them the permission to do so in their jurisdiction. They have to negotiate the terms properly, so that these things don't become a nuisance, but a benefit to the community. And there will be some job creation. Because even computers need humans to program, repair, clean, organise, and generally look after everything! The locations must be chosen carefully. They should be as unobtrusive as possible. They must generate their own electricity and supply surrounding areas with any excess. They must not be built in areas with water shortages. I think the best options are near the coast, where water could be desalinated, and electricity be generated, at least partially, with wind turbines. One could even make it a tourist destination, with tours, educating the public on what data centres do, and showing the benefits, as well as the deficits, of this new future. Like I said, they won't be going away... no matter how much the people protest. They will just be built in someone else's backyard! So don't be the hypocrite; rather, be the one who helps to find sustainable solutions.
Certains plagiaires sont serviles, d'autres créateurs"Certains plagiaires sont serviles, d'autres créateurs", comme aime à les définir la spécialiste en la matière, Hélène Maurel-Indart, professeure de littérature française à l'Université de Tours, et autrice de Petite enquête sur le plagiaire sans scrupule, notamment. #plagiat #littérature #ThélysonOrélien
Benjamin Noval est champion du monde juniors, réalisant le doublé après son sacre sur le chrono ! L'Espagnol (17 ans) s'est isolé à deux tours de l'arrivée. Le Français Simon Defrance (18 ans) prend la médaille d'argent. Le Suédois Elias Wändel (18 ans) est 3e. #Montreal2026 https://t.co/pAACwKh2yt #Champions #Sports #Cyclisme
Pour contrer l’argument du « si on fait pas alliance à gauche, il faudra la faire à droite » dire « mais non, puisque y’a pas trois blocs mais quatre blocs et on est le 4e » c’est, il me semble, un peu méconnaître le fonctionnement du mode de scrutin majoritaire à deux tours. #Politique #Élections #Scrutin
