Toulouse

Cédric Jubillar admitted to killing his wife Delphine and was sentenced to 30 years in prison. His lawyers, Pierre and Guy Debuisson, addressed the media after the confession in Toulouse, France.

France's Antoine Dupont will miss the opening rounds of the inaugural Nations Championship and is replaced by Paul Graou. The tournament features matches in July and November, with France facing New Zealand, Australia, and Japan. Dupont, considered the world's best scrumhalf, recently helped Toulouse win the French Top 14 title, while Graou has scored 16 tries in 64 tests for France.

Paris has banned public drinking due to a heatwave causing hospital overcrowding. The heatwave has led to increased hospitalizations, with healthcare workers administering rehydration treatments.

France is experiencing a severe heatwave with temperatures around 40°C in cities like Bordeaux, Rennes, and Toulouse, marking the hottest since 1947. The extreme heat has led to two children found dead in a parked car and 40 drownings as people sought to cool off.

France is preparing for a 'very intense and widespread' heat event with potential temperatures exceeding 40°C. The article references Place de la Daurade in Toulouse, southwestern France, as a location context.

A French court has ruled that Airbus and Air France bear culpability for the crash of Air France flight 447 in the mid-Atlantic. The ruling comes after investigations into the 2009 disaster, with debris analyzed at aeronautical laboratories in Toulouse, France.