Jubillar case. Cédric Jubiler, who has been suspected of killing his wife Delphine and has been in prison since June, says he is innocent and made a fresh request for release before the investigation room of the Toulouse Court of Appeal on Tuesday. The decision will be taken this Friday, January 14. This is the third request for release by Cedric Jubiler. Previous requests were rejected by the courts, for which, concurrent clues make it possible to conclude that the husband was involved in the disappearance of the nurse from Cagnac-les-Mines, near Alby in Tarn, on December 15, 2020.
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COVID-19. From Friday, people vaccinated against COVID-19 will be allowed to come to France from the United Kingdom without giving any concrete reason. The 48-hour isolation period for vaccinated people will also be removed, while unvaccinated people will still have to submit to these barriers. All passengers must initially submit a negative test (PCR or antigenic test) within 24 hours whether vaccinated or not.read alsoBruno Tertrais – The future of migration after covid
company. While a strike movement had already appeared on December 24 on Christmas Eve, the employees of the Fnac chain called for a new strike on Friday. They are demanding better wages and working conditions. A rally is expected at Fnac Saint-Lazare in Paris at 1 p.m.
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Football. The iconic player of modern football, both by his personality and his stellar record, Swede Zlatan Ibrahimovic sees a biopic to his glory released in Sweden on Friday. Adapted from the autobiography of the footballer Me, Zlatan Ibrahimovic: My Story Told to David Lagerkrantz, this feature film portrays the “true story of a living legend”. Directed by Jens Sjögren, the film highlights the footballer’s career going through his difficult childhood in Malmö and his meteoric rise as a player for Ajax Amsterdam.
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