Yann entretient la flamme avec Lucie dans la suite de la série Un si grand soleil. Cependant, au cours du premier trimestre 2026 sur France 3, Johanna pourrait bien apprendre toute la vérité.
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The League Two programme has been hit by a number of weather-related postponements today. Five matches have been called off so don’t head to any of these.
Bromley v Oldham
Harrogate v Swindon
Notts County v Gillingham
Salford City v Shrewsbury
Walsall v Fleetwood
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En ce début d'année 2026, TMC acte des bouleversements dans sa grille des programmes avec Animaux à adopter . Toutelatele vous révèle ce qui va changer avec l'émission.
Erik Irmer has been documenting the spread of invasive plant and animal species that disrupt native ecology across Europe. He focuses on humans’ interactions with these plants and animals. Aliens is published by Fotohof
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© Photograph: Erik Irmer
© Photograph: Erik Irmer
Certains films marquent les spectateurs au point de les pousser à quitter la salle avant la fin, parfois non pas parce qu’ils sont mauvais, mais simplement à cause de scènes difficiles à regarder. Au fil de l’histoire du cinéma, plusieurs œuvres ont provoqué ce type de réaction, souvent…
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CNews vient de réaliser une année historique ! En 2025, elle est devenue la première chaîne d'information et a détrôné BFMTV. Découvrez tous les chiffres d'audience de la chaîne portée notamment par Pascal Praud…
Luna enrage de voir Steffy en travers de son chemin. Elle propose à sa grand-mère de l'aider à tuer la fille Forrester afin que leur vie soit plus paisible. Mais Sheila refuse et lui demande même de vite quitter Los Angeles dans les épisodes inédits de Top Models à suivre du 5 au 23 janvier 2026 sur RTL9.
Un soldat ukrainien de la brigade Azov a partagé des images de son MacBook Air M1 transpercé par un éclat d’obus d’artillerie mais toujours opérationnel. L’ordinateur portable d’Apple a encaissé l’impact alors qu’il était fermé, soulevant avec ironie la question de sa capacité de protection balistique. Le MacBook Air M1 fonctionne malgré une coque transpercée […]
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Populists rewrite the history of this nation because they were complicit in much of its ugliness. The progressive fightback must start now
A couple of the more disruptive boys in the class put red laces in their Dr Martens, because someone had told them that was how you showed your support for the National Front. “Jew” was an everyday insult and the N-word was in regular circulation. There were no more than four or five non-white kids in the whole school: I can recall one Asian girl finding her art folder had been covered in racist abuse, and some adolescent desperado singling out a black boy for a spoken version of the same treatment, before insisting that his victim was in on the joke. He wasn’t: he looked at the ground and rushed away, full of the hurt he must have felt every day.
This was what it was like in a Cheshire comprehensive school in the early-to-mid-1980s. Teenage racism was there in plain sight, and there was a scattering of people who seemed to take their prejudices – presumably passed down from parents and elder siblings – very seriously indeed. In what is now known as year 7, for example, each class was given a group of “sixth-form counsellors”, meant to show up once or twice a week and encourage ambition and hard work. One of ours was a tense, soft-spoken young man who liberally used racist epithets, backed the National Front and said he wanted to be a policeman. His view of the world, as far as I could tell, was summed up in a chant that a certain sort of playground thug knew by heart: “There ain’t no black in the union jack/Get back, get back, get back.”
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Nobel prize for László Krasznahorkai provides a rare glimpse of unity in a nation divided on party lines
Gyula, a tranquil and picturesque town in the east of Hungary, is best known for its sausages. It has no direct rail connection to Budapest, but it does have a library and a castle. Soon, it will also have an official copy of a Nobel medal.
“Congratulations to László Krasznahorkai, the first Nobel winner from Gyula,” proclaim billboards in the town, paying tribute to the 71-year-old writer who won this year’s Nobel prize in literature for “his compelling and visionary oeuvre.”.
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Totalement absent des écrans français, Overlord est pourtant l’un des regards les plus justes jamais portés sur le Débarquement. Réalisé au milieu des années 1970, ce long-métrage singulier a traversé les décennies dans une quasi-indifférence, malgré une reconnaissance internationale e…
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Attention, ce qui suit revient en détail sur le dénouement de l’ultime saison de Stranger Things, dès à présent disponible sur Netflix. Si vous ne l’avez pas encore vue, et que vous ne souhaitez rien savoir sur son contenu, il vous est alors vivement recommandé d’interrompre votre lectur…
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Climbing, skiing and paddleboarding also feature in our round-up of this year’s charity challenges
SwimQuest’s annual Isles of Scilly challenge is a 15km island-hopping swim, broken into five sessions with walks in between. The longest swim is the 6km leg from St Agnes to Bryher; the shortest is 600 metres from Bryher to Tresco; and the island walks in between are no longer than 45 minutes. Swimmers can opt to complete the challenge in one tough day, or space it out over two – there is a party after both events.
Entry is £299 for the one-day challenge on 20 September or £379 for two days (17 and 18 September), no minimum fundraising, scillyswimchallenge.co.uk
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Fraudsters use phishing to steal card details, which fund a spending spree using Apple Pay or Google Pay
You get a call from your bank and the informed voice asks to you to confirm the personal details they have on file, which you do. You are then asked whether you bought something at an electrical retailer recently for £120 and spent £235 in Birmingham, but neither transaction rings true.
The caller tells you they have blocked the payments but they must now secure your account, and say they will send you a notification to approve, or a code to pass on to them. You feel under pressure to protect your money, so you do what is asked.
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