The World Within Reach – Lyndon @ Adonis Blue

Barcelone, San Francisco... Ces villes qui ont pris des décisions radicales contre les trottinettes électriques January 28, 2023
ENQUÊTE - De nombreuses municipalités à travers le monde ont durci le ton face à ces engins proposés en libre-service. À Paris, une «votation» va être organisée le 2 avril pour trancher.
Covid-19 : fin de l'isolement systématique pour les personnes testées positives January 28, 2023
À partir du 1er février, le gouvernement assouplit les mesures de lutte contre le Covid-19, pointant un «contexte épidémique favorable».
Covid-19: les arrêts de travail sans jour de carence supprimés January 28, 2023
Les arrêts de travail dérogatoires, sans jour de carence pour les personnes testées positives au Covid-19, ne seront plus possibles à compter du 1er février.

International. Rassemblement de soutien aux sept Français prisonniers en Iran January 28, 2023
Quelque 300 personnes ont manifesté sur le parvis des Droits de l’homme à Paris ce samedi pour demander la libération des sept Français détenus en Iran.
Conflit israélo-palestinien. Attaques à Jérusalem-Est : de Washington à Moscou, condamnations et appels à la retenue January 28, 2023
Au lendemain de la fusillade qui a fait au moins sept morts près d'une synagogue, à Jérusalem-Est, une nouvelle attaque a eu lieu ce samedi. Les appels internationaux se multiplient pour éviter une nouvelle escalade de la violence dans le conflit israélo-palestinien.
Climat. Réduction des émissions de CO2 : « Aujourd'hui, on n'y est pas », concède Macron January 28, 2023
« Aujourd'hui, on n'y est pas. Et si on ne change pas les choses, on n'y arrivera pas », lance le président de la République au début d'une vidéo face caméra publiée ce samedi.

Rolling in it: the return of Tory sleaze January 26, 2023
Katy Balls, The Spectator’s political editor, writes about the return of Tory sleaze. She’s joined by Jill Rutter, a senior fellow at the Institute for Government, to discuss the problems piling up for Rishi Sunak and the Tories. (00:50) Also this week, security expert Mark Galeotti writes about why Europe has been reluctant to give Ukraine tanks. Journalist […]
The Spectator
Gender wars: the Union's new battle line January 19, 2023
On the podcast this week: In his cover piece for the magazine Iain Macwhirter writes in the aftermath of the government’s decision to block the Scottish Gender Recognition Reform Bill from gaining Royal Assent. He joins the podcast with Observer columnist Sonia Sodha to discuss the Union’s new battle line (01:03). Also this week: why are our prisons still […]
The Spectator
Who's afraid of Keir Starmer? January 12, 2023
This week: Who's afraid of Keir Starmer? In his cover piece for the magazine, The Spectator's Editor Fraser Nelson says that without a Labour demon to point at the Tories stand little chance in the next election. He joins the podcast alongside journalist Paul Mason, to discuss why Keir Starmer is so hard to vilify (01:10). Also this week: In the m […]
The Spectator

Should politicians stick out a scandal? January 28, 2023
It emerged this week that Nadhim Zahawi was in a row last year with HMRC over tax payments, but he is currently holding onto his post as Conservative party chairman. When should a politician resign? And is it worth fighting back? Ten years ago, the News of the World broke a story about then Liberal Democrat MP Mark Oaten’s personal life. On the podcast, Mark […]
The Spectator
Does Hunt's growth agenda add up? January 27, 2023
Jeremy Hunt unveiled his plans to grow the economy in a speech this morning. His strategy will focus on four pillars or 'four E's': enterprise, education, employment and everywhere. Natasha Feroze speaks to Kate Andrews and Fraser Nelson – who were at the Bloomberg headquarters, on their key takeaways from the speech.
The Spectator

Migranti, la Geo Barents a Spezia, a bordo anche 87 minori e un neonato January 28, 2023
Allestite brandine da campo al terminal 1, dove verranno sbrigate tutte le pratiche, ancora in sospeso la questione della violazione del decreto Piantedosi, la Prefetta attenderà le segnalazioni dselle forze dell'ordine
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Mistero al centro della Terra. Il nucleo interno ha smesso di ruotare e sta cambiando direzione January 28, 2023
Studio su Nature Geoscience. "Ipotizziamo che il cuore del pianeta si comporti come un pendolo" scrivono i geologi cinesi. Il fenomeno è molto misterioso. Potrebbe avere conseguenze sul campo magnetico o sulla durata del giorno, ma non ci si attendono problemi per la nostra vita
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Nuovo caso di ipotermia, questa volta all'Università di Palermo: donna soccorsa dal 118 January 28, 2023
L'allieva, laureata, stava seguendo il tirocinio formativo abilitante per l’insegnamento di sostegno: è stata colta da malore per il freddo. Nell’aula erano in 104 e stavano assistendo da ore alla lezione con temperature sotto i 14 gradi
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Daniele Aristarco - Mahvsh Sabet, poetessa e insegnante (Iran) December 13, 2016
Daniele Aristarco - Mahvsh Sabet, poetessa e insegnante (Iran)
Edoardo Albinati - Ahmed Naji, scrittore e giornalista (Egitto) December 12, 2016
Eraldo Affinati - Tal al-Mallouhi, poetessa e blogger (Siria)
Melania Mazzucco - Eskinder Nega, scrittore giornalista e blogger (Ethiopia) December 12, 2016
Melania Mazzucco - Eskinder Nega, scrittore giornalista e blogger (Ethiopia)
Eraldo Affinati - Tal al-Mallouhi, poetessa e blogger (Siria) December 12, 2016
Eraldo Affinati - Tal al-Mallouhi, poetessa e blogger (Siria)
Viola Di Grado - Cesario Alejandro Félix Padilla Figueroa December 12, 2016
Viola Di Grado - Cesario Alejandro Félix Padilla Figueroa, leader studentesco e membro del Pen International (Honduras)

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