  Reactor neutrinos have been an intense field of investigation for the last
decade. Two anomalies are discussed in this document. First, a status of the
sterile neutrino searches by STEREO, PROSPECT and DANSS is presented. The
best-fit parameters of active-to-sterile oscillations from the Reactor
Antineutrino Anomaly are strongly rejected by these experiments. Second, the
analyses of the shape anomaly ("5 MeV bump") by STEREO and PROSPECT, both using
a virtually pure-$^{235}$U neutrino flux, are detailed. Results show a
significant excess of events at 5-6 MeV and indicate that the bump observed at
commercial reactors is not specific to a particular isotope but rather shared
among U and Pu.
