Come on, chick, we’re doing a weather intro for you. For what ? Because we like it, well. And above all because it was too hot, like on clay tamed by Djoko. But it has more too, waterspouts over Paris. Like the insults on the security guards of the Vélodrome de Marseille where the fans overwhelmed by the degrees had to manage a “shitty organization”. So between Roland-Garros and the rise in temperatures, you have probably put the news aside. We understand you and we don’t blame you because the real ones know: we were there to watch and we are delivering our summary to you this Sunday evening. We have selected five big news that should not be missed during the last forty-eight hours… Spoiler alert: we are talking about tennis.
1. And 23 for Djoko
Historic day for Novak Djokovic: the Serb became, at 36, the first man to win 23 Grand Slam titles thanks to his victory at Roland-Garros at the expense of world No.4 Casper Ruud 7-6 (7/1) , 6-3, 7-5 in 3h13 min Sunday. In addition to this historic achievement, he will reinstall in place of world No.1 on Monday at the expense of the Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz. It will begin a record 388th week there. To relive this anthology match, it’s here:
2. At Beyoncé’s concert, the “orga” was “to shit”
It must have been a moment of joy, of celebration, minutes of effervescence screaming Drunk in Love, Single Ladies Or Break My Soul. Beyoncé was waiting for them, a few meters away, inside the Stade Vélodrome, for her last French date. This Sunday evening, the sequins were out, the Renaissance World Tour t-shirts in place. But the minutes preceding the Queen B concert in Marseille turned into a nightmare for the thousand spectators who waited in the P6 car park, sometimes since dawn, due to a chaotic organization to say the least. “It’s a mess”, “the organization sucks!” “, etc. The fans are unanimous and our journalist Mathilde Ceilles tells us about this great “nonsense! ” this way.
3. The start of the Kyiv counter-offensive?
The Ukrainian army announced on Sunday that it had taken over the village of Blagodatné in southeastern Ukraine, the first territorial gain claimed since the start of its offensive against Russian troops in this part of the front. “The glorious soldiers of the 68th brigade (…) have liberated the locality of Blagodatné”, declared on Facebook the Ukrainian ground forces, all accompanied by a video showing soldiers with a Ukrainian flag in a destroyed building.
This locality is located on the border of the regions of Donetsk and Zaporizhie, in the south-east of Ukraine, where Moscow has reported large Ukrainian attacks for almost a week and while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has reported on Saturday “counter-offensive actions” of his army on the front. Earlier on Saturday, Vladimir Putin had assured that the long-awaited vast Ukrainian counter-offensive had “begun” but had failed. To know everything about Moscow and kyiv passing the buck, it’s in our Sunday live here.
4. A girl killed in Finistère
An 11-year-old girl was shot dead and her father seriously injured on Saturday evening in the garden of their home in Plonevez-du-Faou (Finistère), after their Dutch neighbor opened fire, against the backdrop of a possible conflict. neighborhood, the prosecution announced on Sunday.
Saturday, around 10 p.m. in the hamlet of Saint-Herbot located in the Arrée mountains, “the soldiers of the gendarmerie company of Chateaulin intervened (…) following firearm firing”, indicated the prosecutor of the Republic of Quimper Carine Halley. On the spot, the gendarmes discovered the lifeless body of an 11-year-old girl. The father of the child was also discovered seriously injured, with a vital prognosis, according to the magistrate. The days of the mother, also injured, were not in danger. The couple’s second daughter, 8, was found safe and sound “but in shock”.
5. In Annecy, “life must go on”
” Tell me about love. Annecy chose this famous song this Sunday to celebrate the victims and heroes of the knife attack that occurred this week in a kindergarten near the lake. Very moved, the crowd applauded when a singer came to interpret Juliette Greco, the older ones humming in chorus the refrain “Speak to me of love, tell me tender things”.
The kindergarten, a haven of peace near the historic center, turned into a “scene of terror” on Thursday morning when a man stabbed four young children and two adults, all of whom were now out of danger. , as EELV Mayor François Astorg recalled during the citizen rally. “Life must go on…we must not live in fear, we must live in hope,” assured Jean-Paul Naville, a 64-year-old retiree, who came as a neighbor for the rally. The rest of the tributes can be read here, in this report. And it is important to remember that the assailant Abdalmasih H. was, according to AFP, placed this Sunday in solitary confinement in the penitentiary center of Aiton, in Savoie.
And the nice info in +: miracle by four in Colombia
Exhausted but “happy”. The four children rescued after forty days of wandering in the Colombian jungle, have been resting since Saturday in a military hospital in Bogota, where they were able to see their families while the country continued to rejoice in this “miracle”.
How did the four children survive? Are they in good health? How did the rescue of the siblings go? A look back at the forty days of the four little “miracle victims of the jungle”, a disappearance that went around the world above.