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Trappes and La Verrière: verified timeline of the shootings on 23 OctoberFrom the shootings to the arrest and then the suspension of police custody: the confirmed stages between 23 and 25 October.
“Metz, a city’s memory”: looking at history through photographsJean-Claude Berrar brings together 250 photographs dating from the 1860s to the 1950s. A way into the transformation of Metz, to be explored alongside the city’s archives.
Sofa bed: 7 things to check before you buyDimensions when unfolded, how often it will be used for sleeping, mechanism, upholstery and returns: the checks that can help you avoid a bad purchase.
Kenneth White: why an island opens up a different relationship with the worldIn a radio archive broadcast in 1984, Kenneth White links Celtic islands, travel and geopoetics to imagine a more open world.
Ino Casablanca extends EXTASIA with ten additional tracksReleased on 23 October, EXTASIAAAAA doubles the original project: twenty tracks in total, while “PA’ TOUCH” remains a separate single.
Pain: what six million responses reveal about age and sexPain often increases fastest before the age of 55, without necessarily peaking then. A global study distinguishes patterns by body area and sex.
The Burghers of Calais: how Rodin gave sacrifice a faceBy isolating the gestures and doubts of six men, Rodin transforms the story of 1347 into a meditation on collective courage.
Why do we love listening to sad music?A melancholy song can tug at the heartstrings while also bringing pleasure. This paradox has less to do with sadness itself than with the safe setting in which we listen, our memories and the feeling of being moved.
Winter time: beneath the sea, animals follow different clocksOur clocks change, but the ocean does not. Yet fish, plankton and corals set their activity by the light, the tides, the Moon and the seasons.
How do earthworms breathe underground?Without lungs or gills, earthworms absorb oxygen through their moist skin. Rain, compaction and water in the soil alter this balance.
What Gödel’s incompleteness theorems really proveThey do not make mathematics uncertain: Gödel’s theorems set a precise limit on formal systems powerful enough to describe arithmetic.
Nepal: how a warning given just minutes ahead protected 900 pupilsOn 26 August 2026, a school in Nuwakot evacuated around 900 pupils before a devastating flood. A look back at a decision made in a matter of minutes.