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The pitch and stands at the Parc des Princes lit up at night.

Football · Nov 8, 2026PSG-Troyes: Zabarnyi makes the difference as Paris stay topA header from Illia Zabarnyi earned PSG a 1-0 win over Troyes. Paris remain top of Ligue 1, but ESTAC held firm and created chances.

The wooded terrain of the Suc de Bartou seen from Chamalières-sur-Loire.

Travel · Nov 8, 2026At the Suc de Bartou, a loop between the Loire and volcanic peaksFrom Chamalières-sur-Loire, the PR667 links the riverbanks with the heights of the Suc de Bartou. A 11.6-kilometre hike to plan according to the terrain and conditions, with another possible approach from Vorey.

The buildings and courtyard of the Muséales in Tourouvre-au-Perche.

Lifestyle · Nov 8, 2026Carers: a free day to find out more and take a breather in OrneOn 23 November, a free day in Tourouvre-au-Perche will bring together information on services, opportunities to talk and time to relax for carers and local residents.

The pitch and stands at Murrayfield Stadium.

Sport · Nov 8, 2026Rugby: Scotland lose 43-21 to New Zealand after the breakBeaten 43-21 at Murrayfield, Scotland were still three points behind New Zealand at half-time. The pressure kicking and penalties contributed to a second half in which Scotland failed to score.

A pianist’s hands on the keyboard during a jazz concert.

Music · Nov 8, 2026Édouard Ferlet, between Bach’s writing and the freedom to improviseFrom “Think Bach” to “Köln Variations”, pianist and composer Édouard Ferlet explores the links between repertoire, improvisation and musical invention.

A North American beaver swims near the riverbank.

Nature and environment · Nov 8, 2026Why Idaho parachuted beavers in 1948In 1948, Idaho transported 76 beavers by plane and parachute to settle them in remote areas. The report published in 1950 sheds light on the reasons for the operation, how it was carried out and its true scope.

Marie Schreiber carries her bike during a cyclo-cross race in Bensheim.

Cycling · Nov 8, 2026Cyclo-cross: why Marie Schreiber was relegated to second place in ZeddamMarie Schreiber crossed the line first in Zeddam, but the jury awarded the European cyclo-cross title to Lucinda Brand after an infringement was reported in the sprint. Here is what the decision changes and what remains contested.

A person does a shoulder stretch with the help of a trainer in a park.

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?

The façade of the François-Tosquelles hospital in Saint-Alban-sur-Limagnole.

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.

A stethoscope resting on a light-coloured surface.

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.

A yellow Amazon Hub Locker collection point in Tempe, Arizona.

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.

People work at screens in a development studio.

AI · Nov 8, 2026Coding with AI: delegating without losing controlCoding agents speed up some tasks, but supervising them depends on skills that need to be practised. What studies and engineers actually allow us to say.