⌨Coverage stayed on the lycée movement after Thursday's 1,949 arrests. With just over 400 schools closed Friday and protests banned around them, the ministry counted 564 establishments disrupted at midday, 735 by evening, 30% fewer than the day before. Geffray reported over 100 schools damaged and 40 headteachers injured, while Darmanin asked prosecutors to bill parents and Nuñez announced 1,747 arrests Friday, over 5,000 since Monday.
Incidents in Paris, Strasbourg and Belfort, where a policeman was beaten, dominated live blogs, alongside debate over an intelligence note blaming LFI. After meeting Geffray, who promised faster teacher replacements, pupil organisations disavowed violence but called for an 'acte 3' on 6 October, backed by an education strike call.
The evening shifted to Zidane's home debut as selector, a 1-1 draw with Italy, and Macron's announcement of a G7 release of up to 100 million barrels to lower fuel prices.