This Thursday, November 2, storm Ciaran hit the northwest of France, Saudi Arabia is now the only candidate country for the organization of the Football World Cup in 2034 and 13-24 year olds would prefer to see less sex in films and series.
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This Thursday, November 2, storm Ciaran arrived in France, particularly in the northwest of the country. A truck driver died in a road accident in Aisne, according to Transport Minister Clément Beaune, on franceinfo. Gusts of more than 200 km/h were recorded in Finistère and more than a million homes were deprived of electricity.
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Saudi Arabia is now the only candidate country to host the Football World Cup in 2034, after Australia’s withdrawal. The Saudi kingdom says it is ready to organize the competition in winter or summer, as is usually the case, when temperatures can reach 50°C.
“We realize that what was exceptional becomes recurring, that poses important questions.”
Philippe Piat, president of the French football players’ unionat franceinfo
According to a study conducted by the University of California, UCLA [lien en anglais], out of 1,000 people under 25, 13-24 year olds believe that sex is too present in films and series and that it adds nothing to the plot. Instead of romances, respondents would prefer “nomances”, that is to say stories centered on relationships other than romantic or sexual.
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