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Press Briefs reported that Ségolène Royal referred to Raphaël Glucksmann as an intern after his victory in the social-democratic primary. The media recalled that she stated to L’Obs at the end of September that he had attended a meeting of Nicolas Sarkozy and did not come from the left. According to Press Briefs, Glucksmann was surrounded by several figures from the outgoing majority, including Aurélien Rousseau, Marguerite Cazeneuve, Simon Bernard, and Sacha Houlié, and was presented by some as a "new Macron." The media also mentioned a campaign note revealed by Mediapart in May, which allegedly recommended targeting wealthy, educated, and older voters as a priority, rather than the 18-25 age group, the working classes, and residents of the suburbs. Press Briefs added that an anonymous executive from Place Publique confided to Mediapart in August that Glucksmann had requested to set the voting fee at 15 euros to restrict the electorate, fearing that too many people participating might lead to a loss. The primary reportedly gathered about 121,000 participants, nearly 14 times less than in 2017 and 22 times less than in 2011, according to the media's comparisons with the first rounds of previous socialist primaries. The media contrasted these figures with the LR primary of 2021, won by Valérie Pécresse with 60.95% of the votes among nearly 115,000 participants. She then obtained 4.78% in the 2022 presidential election. Glucksmann, on the other hand, received 66.17% of the votes in a vote counting approximately 121,000 participants, noted Press Briefs, which questioned the significance of this victory in view of the presidential election. #politique #France #primaires (translated)

PaduTeam estimated that the Socialist Party was dead and that the referendum on its self-dissolution had decided the matter. According to him, the post-Macronist center should now choose its candidate. He added that Raphaël Glucksmann already believed he was the chosen one for the future, even though he had just emerged from the preliminary rounds. #PS #politique #référendum (translated)

Maranello Paddock reported Lewis Hamilton's statements after the Singapore Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver stated that he takes responsibility for a result below expectations and explained that he chose new medium tires to attempt a one-stop strategy, as overtaking is difficult on this circuit. According to him, these tires proved to be less effective than the soft ones. Hamilton indicated that he found his rhythm during the second stint, but was unable to regain enough positions. He mentioned missing the pit entry when the team called him in during the virtual safety car period, and then chose to stay on track. The tire degradation in the final laps allegedly cost him three places, leaving him in sixth. The driver described the race as a hard lesson, acknowledged making mistakes, and apologized to the team for the lost points. He expressed his desire to continue to invest and fight in the next race. #F1 #Ferrari #GrandPrix (translated)

Matteo Trentin, the 37-year-old Italian, is preparing to take on the challenge of becoming the first cyclist to win Paris-Tours for the fourth time, facing strong competition, particularly from the Belgians who have not won in six years. #ParisTours #MatteoTrentin #Cyclisme (translated)

Massilia Zone relayed the comments of Neal Maupay, who rejected the idea of being the "son of De Zerbi," stating that he would not treat his children that way. He added that everyone has their own educational methods and said he suffers from having to train alone by doing laps around the field, with his belongings in a portable classroom at the back of the center and without access to the locker room. #Football #Entraînement #Coaching (translated)

Neal Maupay stated on RMC Sport that he would not treat his children the way he felt he was treated by De Zerbi, while acknowledging that everyone has their own methods of education. He recounted that during training, his belongings were placed in a temporary building at the back of the center, that he was running laps around the field alone, and that he did not have access to the locker room, a situation he said he suffered from. #Football #Éducation #Mentalité (translated)

Rockstar Mag stated that, according to its information, the GTA 6 advertisement on the Mercuriales tower would not be the only display planned. Three other stickers could be installed on the two towers to make the advertisement visible from the ring road. https://t.co/YSp83bjqpj #GTA6 #Publicité #JeuxVidéo (translated)

the optimist wrote that he knew his recipient would see his message since he was following him. He indicated that M8, his interlocutor, the players, and the various actors in the negotiations had spoken. He claimed that the figures were different and especially higher, then accused his recipient of lying. #football #transferts #M8 (translated)

Press Briefs described a strong rise in tensions on the eve of what the report referred to as the "act III" of the high school mobilization, scheduled for Tuesday, October 6. According to the author, more than 5,000 people had been arrested in a few days, about 85% of whom were minors, and nearly 200 students had been injured. He cited several serious injuries: a 16-year-old had lost the use of an eye in Tours, a 14-year-old had been seriously injured in the jaw and teeth in Saint-Ouen-l’Aumône, a high school student had been injured in the eye in Argenteuil, and on Monday in Lens, a 15-year-old had his hand blown off by the explosion of a de-escalation grenade. Press Briefs added that six investigations by the IGPN were recorded on Monday afternoon. The author reminded that the demands were particularly about the lack of teachers and staff, overcrowded classes, learning conditions, inequalities in resources, and Parcoursup. He reported that the Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, had stated that he had given no instructions aimed at limiting the action of the law enforcement agencies nor requested that they forgo their intermediate weaponry. Press Briefs also estimated that the media coverage gave a dominant place to damage, clashes, and law enforcement, to the detriment of the demands and the use of force. In support of this criticism, the author cited a count by Acrimed covering four days of 1 PM and 8 PM news programs on France 2. Of the 24 minutes and 53 seconds dedicated to mobilizations, 19 minutes and 26 seconds, nearly 78%, were said to have focused on violence and clashes. The demands received 1 minute and 56 seconds, a potential disproportionate police response 47 seconds, and the government's accusations against LFI 2 minutes and 58 seconds. Press Briefs also reported that the League of Human Rights, the Lawyers' Union of France, and the Magistrates' Union had criticized the police response and raised concerns about the rights of minors and the rule of law. The Magistrates' Union had described it as brutal and inappropriate for a movement composed mainly of young people, according to the author. #Lyceens #Mobilisation #ViolencesPolicieres (translated)

The author of the message indicated that the prosecutor's office had announced the filing by the family of a high school student who was blinded in Tours, during the protests, of a complaint for "violence by a person holding public authority." #lycée #blocus #lycéens https://t.co/a4vcdzdwvY #lycée #blocus #violences #FR (translated)