Morning Show’s Headlines: Earthquake and Flooding Devastate Morocco and Libya, Kim Jong Un’s Visit to Russia Raises Concerns, French Highway Code Gets a Makeover

Morning Show’s Headlines: Earthquake and Flooding Devastate Morocco and Libya, Kim Jong Un’s Visit to Russia Raises Concerns, French Highway Code Gets a Makeover

Like every morning, Jean-Baptiste Boursier’s morning show teams present the day’s news to you at 7 a.m. In the headlines this morning, relief work continues in Morocco, where the toll continues to rise after the earthquake that occurred during the night from Friday to Saturday. The authorities report nearly 2,900 deaths. Another natural disaster has … Read more

Winner of Unclaimed Lotto Ticket Worth One Million Euros Found in Paris

Winner of Unclaimed Lotto Ticket Worth One Million Euros Found in Paris

He had until Tuesday September 12, 2023 at 11:59 p.m. to make himself known. Since June 30, the winner of a lotto ticket purchased in Paris has been sought by La Française des Jeux (FDJ). An appeal was even launched on Facebook by the FDJ. Eventually, the lucky winner became known on September 7, 2023. … Read more

The Agricultural Damage Caused by Proliferation of Wildlife

The Agricultural Damage Caused by Proliferation of Wildlife

But the proliferation of certain animals such as wood pigeons, wild boars or rabbits causes agricultural damage. “The rabbits, for example, attack everything because they no longer have any food. You can see it clearly in this field, it is completely deserted. The only food they have today is grapes when it has not been … Read more

Fast and Furious: All Blacks Score Earliest Try in Rugby World Cup Opening Match

Fast and Furious: All Blacks Score Earliest Try in Rugby World Cup Opening Match

A try from the start. Barely after the kick-off, the All Blacks managed to crush the French defense, scoring the first try of this 2023 World Cup, less than two minutes after the start of a match gala opening. If the try was not subsequently converted, these first points allowed the men in black to … Read more

Freddie Mercury’s Legendary Piano Sells for Record-Breaking Price at Auction

Freddie Mercury’s Legendary Piano Sells for Record-Breaking Price at Auction

On this piano, Freddie Mercury composed his greatest songs with Queen, starting with the mythical “Bohemian Rhapsody” which appears on the album A Night at the Opera. Bought by the British singer for a thousand euros in 1975, his quarter-tail Yahama G2 sold for £1.742 million, or two million euros, at an auction held on … Read more

The Legacy of Malakai Fainga’anuku: Passing on the Passion for Rugby from Generation to Generation

The Legacy of Malakai Fainga’anuku: Passing on the Passion for Rugby from Generation to Generation

Rugby player from generation to generation. Former pillar of Tonga, Malakai Fainga’anuku bequeathed to his son his passion for this “rogue sport played by gentlemen”, according to the saying. And it started from birth, where nothing was left to chance. The first name Leicester, unusual if ever there was one, pays homage to Tonga’s historic … Read more

Top News Stories: Teenager’s Death in Élancourt, Suicide of High School Student in Poissy, Marion Maréchal’s Announcement, Rolling Stones’ New Album, Rugby World Cup Kickoff

Top News Stories: Teenager’s Death in Élancourt, Suicide of High School Student in Poissy, Marion Maréchal’s Announcement, Rolling Stones’ New Album, Rugby World Cup Kickoff

As every morning, Jean-Baptiste Boursier’s morning teams present the day’s news at 7 a.m. On the front page this morning, two police officers are in police custody after the death of a teenager in Élancourt (Yvelines), this Wednesday, while he was riding a motorcycle. Still in the Yvelines, the emotion in Poissy after the suicide … Read more

First Loss of British Challenger 2 Tank Confirmed in Kyiv: Details and Reactions

First Loss of British Challenger 2 Tank Confirmed in Kyiv: Details and Reactions

A British Challenger 2 tank, delivered by London to kyiv, was destroyed, British Defense Secretary Grant Shapps has confirmed. “This is the first loss that we know of,” he told Sky News. “We accept that in a war zone, there may be material losses,” he added, however, adding that London did not plan to replace … Read more

Navigating the Constraints: Using Lunch Boxes in the Workplace and School

Navigating the Constraints: Using Lunch Boxes in the Workplace and School

In recent years, the lunch box, the new name for the bowl, has come back into fashion, driven by the craze for home cooking and a certain distrust of industrial dishes. However, its use may come up against constraints. For example, in a company with less than 50 employees, the employer is only required to … Read more

Exploring the Iconic Amusement Park and Beachscape of Coney Island

Exploring the Iconic Amusement Park and Beachscape of Coney Island

It’s an old-fashioned charm for some, deliciously kitsch for others. The ocean is one hour by subway from the heart of Manhattan in New York (USA). “It’s great, practical, and a little out of time”, describes a woman sitting on the beach. It is also a long promenade for strolling, running, snacking. It is especially … Read more