[London Lite]

France Télévisions' news output is once again affected due to the pension reform strikes now being more frequent. Today, France 2's newscasts are coming for the more complex chroma key studio used normally by France 3 during industrial action, instead of the cagibi or their main studio with reduced production values. Some regional newscasts have been aired in a VoiceOver format, whilst others were replaced by a newscast from a neighbouring region or the satellite Édition Toutes Régions. France 2's Télématin wasn't broadcast live today too, with a repeat edition from last month (instead of an emergency tape) airing instead.

---

Franceinfo surprisingly managed to get out their morning show live this morning which saw the return of Samuel Etienne who's been off the bulletin for the last few weeks. Complete with steady cam.

It was only after 8.30 that it was obvious that the channel was affected by industrial action by looping the 8am-8.30 block of news for the back half hour.

L'info s'eclaire went out as normal at 9am, then a mix of the loop of news and the occasional live segment from the studio. Votre instant politique is the first full live programme from the studio since 10am.