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Laure Lavalette, a French National Rally member of parliament, is being searched and discussed amid a busy stretch of French politics. Recent coverage includes Jordan Bardella responding over his Instagram account and criticising Mediapart, debate over candidates' pension proposals ahead of the 2027 presidential election, and questions about what Emmanuel Macron really thinks on key issues.
- 2French debate tackles claims of police 'license to kill'●TRUE/FALSE: Police: "license to kill"? @ritchy_thibault and @mvalet_officiel respond to our True/False on the police. Su
A French True/False-style debate is examining whether police in France effectively operate with a 'license to kill'. Guests Ritchy Thibault and Mvalet respond to the claims, defending or challenging accusations about police use of force. The discussion touches on a recurring controversy in France over police violence and accountability, with the full episode available on YouTube and Spotify and viewers invited to react in the comments.
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Matthieu Valet, a Member of the European Parliament for Rassemblement National, was involved in a heated on-air exchange with France Info journalist Julien Benedetto. The confrontation, broadcast live on the French news channel, quickly drew attention on social media and in French media circles. Comments have focused on the journalist being accused of bias, a recurring criticism from RN figures toward public broadcasters.
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The podcast 'No Utes in the Valet' has joined the iHeart Podcast Network, as reported by Mediaweek. The addition expands iHeart's growing catalogue of shows, with the partnership expected to bring the podcast a wider distribution reach across iHeart's platforms. Details on the show's format and hosts remain limited in the announcement.
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A first-person account from Valet explores why a man in his 40s began taking creatine, reflecting a broader surge of interest in the supplement among adults over 40. Once associated mainly with bodybuilders, creatine is now widely discussed as a tool for preserving muscle mass, strength and possibly cognitive health as people age, with men in middle age increasingly adding it to their routines.