Stories from Bordeaux · France

French football champions celebrated a victory in Bordeaux, marking a achievement after a period of drought for the club. The win was described as a parallel to the team's past successes. The city of Bordeaux is celebrating after their team won their second consecutive European title.

A French administrative court ruled in favor of a motorist whose car was impaled on a bollard in Bordeaux. The ruling was made by the administrative tribunal.

Authorities discovered a deer in the French countryside that appeared to be intoxicated.

Construction work on the A630 Rocade de Bordeaux, specifically on the bridge connecting Bordeaux and Lormont, is scheduled to commence in May 2026.

France will compete for the Grand Slam title in Bordeaux. The Red Roses are aiming for their 20th title, while France seeks to reclaim the throne on home soil. France is preparing for a potential Grand Slam victory in the Six Nations rugby tournament.

More than 1,700 people are confined aboard a cruise ship in Bordeaux, France. This action was taken after one passenger died and dozens of others developed symptoms. The specific cause of the illness and death is under investigation.

Two individuals who had contact with a hantavirus case have been isolated at a Bordeaux hospital. France is currently tracking a total of 22 hantavirus cases. Health officials are working to contain potential spread.

The cruise ship Ambition has been quarantined in Bordeaux due to an outbreak of gastrointestinal illnesses. The ship is currently unable to dock or disembark passengers. The rodent-borne illness has caused widespread worry.

The French state has released €500 million for the Bordeaux-Toulouse high-speed rail line, making the project irreversible. This funding is part of a larger initiative to expand high-speed rail infrastructure.

During a rugby match at Jean Dojé, Union Bordeaux-Bègle is making a comeback against Montpellier. Mathieu Jalibert is noted for making a difference, finding Cameron Waugh. Louis Biel-Biaré scored a try, and Arthur Vincent was also involved in the play.