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Three separate incidents were reported: a collision in the Channel Tunnel, the death of a South African rugby player on the Ile de Ré and a shooting in front of a college in Aubagne.
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Channel Tunnel: bus hits train, at least 19 injured
According to the latest information, a minibus carrying passengers collided with a stationary freight train.
Rugby: Hyron Andrews, player of the South African Lions team, died in a hotel on the Ile de Ré before the match against La Rochelle
The emergency services, who intervened this Friday shortly after 10:20 a.m. in Sainte-Marie-de-Ré, noted a cardio-respiratory arrest and tried to resuscitate the player, in vain.
Bouches-du-Rhône: the principal of a college and a teacher injured by firearms in Aubagne
The two officials were hit by 12-caliber projectiles while they were in front of their college. A 14-year-old student, suspected of having opened fire several times, was arrested immediately.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
An investigation will be opened into the circumstances of the shooting in Aubagne
Very likely · Within days
Authorities to examine safety systems in Channel Tunnel after incident
Likely · Within weeks

In Marseille, a demonstration against the high cost of living quickly degenerated into violent clashes between police and demonstrators, with looting of the Bourse shopping center, intrusion into the town hall and stone-throwing of police vans. Mayor Benoît Payan denounced a lack of police resources and demanded accountability, while the prefect spoke of between 7,000 and 8,000 rioters and looters, reporting 29 injured among the police.

This Saturday around 2 p.m., violent clashes broke out near Place de la République in Paris, even before the start of the demonstration against the high cost of living. Various projectiles were thrown against the police, a construction machine was set on fire and slogans hostile to the police were heard, even though the demonstration had not yet started.

A demonstration in Bordeaux degenerated into clashes between rioters and the police, with fires on barricades and damage to the CCI and the Customs Museum, leading to the evacuation of the Place de la Bourse.

A fire ravaged the roof of Limoges town hall after violence during a demonstration against the high cost of living. Hooded individuals entered the building and set it on fire, while clashes with the police took place near the prefecture and in the town. The prefect declared that the historic building was largely lost.

The day of mobilization of October 17 against the high cost of living degenerated into violence, ransacking and looting in Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Bordeaux and Limoges, with more than 270 national arrests and scenes of chaos, particularly in Lyon where a branch of the tourist office was set on fire.

A 17-year-old young man was seriously injured in one hand on Saturday afternoon in Saint-Étienne on the sidelines of the October 17 mobilization. An investigation was entrusted to the IGPN. The circumstances remain unclear regarding the origin of the injury, possibly linked to a stun grenade.