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Hands hold a black alarm clock above a bed.Health · Oct 26, 2026After the clock change in Luxembourg: getting back to a regular sleep routineSince 25 October, Luxembourg has switched back to winter time. Morning light, regular routines and precautions for the first few nights: practical pointers without false promises.Spades, forks and rakes arranged against the wall of a shed.Jobs · Oct 26, 2026In Brittany, Sevel: understanding work in an adapted companyThe company offers cleaning, grounds maintenance and subcontracting services. Status, support and applications: an overview of the French scheme.Power lines cross a landscape beneath a dark sky.Europe · Oct 26, 2026After Storm Austen, power is gradually returning: what the latest figures showFrom around 72,000 households without power on Saturday to some 40,000 on Sunday evening, repairs are progressing in north-western France. Disruption persists in some areas.A female Aedes albopictus, or tiger mosquito, photographed on skin.Nature and environment · Oct 26, 2026Mosquitoes in autumn: how eggs and adults survive the winterTiger mosquitoes enter egg diapause, while some Culex adults survive: cold affects different populations in different ways.A black-and-white football resting on the lines of a pitch.Football · Oct 26, 2026Ballon d’Or 2026: why goals and odds don’t point to the winnerAhead of the ceremony on 26 October at 21:00 in Luxembourg, a look at the assessment period, the criteria and the journalists’ rankings.Close-up of the taut strings inside a piano.Music · Oct 26, 2026Joe Block: what There Is Always Hope changes in his careerA first small-ensemble album devoted to his compositions, thirteen tracks and one guest on just one track: a few pointers for discovering the pianist’s project.The tops of winemaking vats at the Calvet-Thunevin winery in Maury.Food and dining · Oct 26, 2026Maury: what fortification changes in a natural sweet wineThe appellation, recognised in 1936, celebrates its 90th anniversary. Fortification, grape sugar and ageing help explain its sweet wines and distinguish them from dry reds.An empty classroom with rows of wooden desks and benches.Education · Oct 26, 2026Working while at secondary school: what a Céreq survey revealsJobs after lessons, tiredness and academic achievement: a survey in three French regions sheds light on situations that often go unnoticed, without establishing a national rate.A gloved hand holds electric secateurs around a leafy branch.Nature and environment · Oct 26, 2026Autumn garden: why you don’t need to cut everything back before winterA bare-looking plant may still be alive, while dry stems provide shelter. The right time to prune depends on the species and the plant’s condition.A hand wearing a black splint that supports the wrist.Health · Oct 26, 2026Amyloidosis: why some joint symptoms can guide investigationsCarpal tunnel syndrome in both hands may be among the clues doctors consider. It is important to distinguish this association from the screening offered in France and from confirmation of a diagnosis.A narrow street in Argelès-sur-Mer, lined with colourful façades and plants in pots.Performing arts · Oct 26, 2026Abrac’Argelès: magic events from 27 October to 8 NovemberA museum visit, magic in the streets and three shows: what you need to know to choose from the 2026 programme, including conditions to check.A grey-and-white cat presses its front paws against a red blanket.Nature and environment · Oct 26, 2026Why does your cat knead? What we know about the behaviourThe gesture stems from suckling, but its persistence into adulthood has several possible explanations. How to observe it and protect your knees without punishing your cat.
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