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Wellbeing · Nov 8, 2026Tense shoulders: two gentle movements for a breakTwo simple movements can break up a day spent in the same position. How can you do them without straining, and when should shoulder pain prompt you to seek medical advice instead?↗
Culture · Nov 8, 2026Saint-Alban: when a psychiatric hospital becomes a matter of connectionAt Saint-Alban, workshops, a library and links with the village contributed to a different way of thinking about the psychiatric hospital. The 1982 archive sheds light on this legacy without conflating it with current practice.↗
Health · Nov 8, 2026Perimenopause: recognising the transition without self-diagnosingPerimenopause can affect sleep, mood or concentration before periods stop. A guide to understanding the transition and preparing for a medical discussion without self-diagnosing.↗
AI · Nov 8, 2026Buying by text with Alexa: how far does Amazon’s agent go?Amazon is rolling out Alexa for Shopping by text in the United States: search, compare and shop in a conversation, initially by invitation. Here’s what the assistant automates and the practical limits of that promise.↗
Technology · Nov 8, 2026TikTok: Brussels challenges the loops in the ‘For You’ feedBrussels has preliminarily found that TikTok’s ‘For You’ feed does not sufficiently assess or reduce the risks of repetitive recommendations. The proceedings are ongoing.↗
Technology · Nov 8, 2026VPN: how a shared IP address finds the right subscriberA VPN can route several subscribers through the same IP address. Ports, a mapping table and tunnels ensure each reply reaches the right device, without this technical record automatically constituting a browsing history.↗
Economy · Nov 8, 2026Electricity in France: what does the announced stability for winter cover?In France, the announced stability concerns the regulated electricity tariff and remains subject to a review deadline in February. Here is what it covers, and why it does not guarantee an identical bill for every household.↗
Business · Nov 8, 2026Why is Volkswagen putting the ID. Golf on hold?Volkswagen is temporarily suspending development of the ID. Golf, without cancelling the project. The group’s accounts shed light on the trade-offs between electrification, margins and investment.↗
Performing arts · Nov 8, 2026Ventriloquism: the voice, the puppet and the illusion of a presenceVentriloquism gives a character a voice. In Paris, the Mouffetard Cabaret Focus announces performances from 12 to 14 November, a study day on 12 November and an exhibition from 12 November to 18 December 2026.↗
Lifestyle · Nov 8, 2026Class photos on TikTok: nostalgia meets privacyClass photos posted on TikTok can rekindle connections, but not everyone whose face they show has chosen to reappear. A few pointers on sharing a memory with care.↗
Nature and environment · Nov 8, 2026After ‘Jaws’: seeing sharks differentlySteven Spielberg’s film has left a lasting mark on the popular imagination of sharks. To distinguish this fear from reality, we need to separate cinematic storytelling, documented incidents and conservation data.↗
Football · Nov 8, 2026MLS: Miami let a three-goal lead slip, but hold on to second place in the EastThe 3-3 draw against Charlotte is enough for Inter Miami to finish second in the Eastern Conference, on 60 points. That position gives them a home first round against Columbus, without prejudging how the playoffs will unfold.↗
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