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Our political words—like ‘conservatism’—actually need to mean something.

Finaliste de la CAN 2025, un vice-champion d’Afrique marocain change de club en prévision de la Coupe du monde. En attendant un possible mouvement de la part de Youssef En-Nesyri (Fenerbahçe), un remplaçant des Lions de l’Atlas a trouvé un nouveau point de chute cet hiver. Ilias Akhomach file au Rayo Vallecano Impuissant en finale […]

Sadio Mané a été capté en grande discussion avec le corps arbitral après la finale de la CAN 2025 entre le Sénégal et le Maroc. Héros de la finale de la CAN 2025 dimanche dernier entre le Sénégal et le Maroc (1-0 ap.) à Rabat, Sadio Mané a été entraîné dans une conversation inattendue avec […]

Le vice-champion d’Afrique marocain Youssef En-Nesyri est sur les tablettes de trois clubs européens. Finaliste de la CAN 2025 avec l’équipe du Maroc à domicile, Youssef En-Nesyri (92 sélections, 25 buts) suscite la convoitise en Europe. L’avant-centre de 28 ans, auteur d’un retourné acrobatique en supersub lors du match d’ouverture (2-0 face aux Comores le […]

Fan-favorite Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith has announced her time judging the bake offs has come to an end. “After nine series and judging more than 400 challenges, I have decided to step down as a judge on The Great British Bake Off,” Leith writes on Instagram today. “Bake Off has been a fabulous part of my life for the last nine years, I have genuinely loved it and I’m sure I’ll miss working with my fellow judge Paul, Alison and Noel and the teams at Love Productions and Channel 4. But now feels like the right time to step back (I’m 86 for goodness sake!), there’s so much I’d like to do, not least spend summers enjoying my garden. Whoever joins the team, I’m sure they’ll love it as much as I have. I feel very lucky to have been part of it.” --> Leith joined the show back in 2017 after stints on the other series The Great British Menu and My Kitchen Rules. Leith has been a chef since the 1960s, opening her own Michelin-starred restaurant in London in 1969. The chef admitted she was skeptical about joining a reality cooking show at first because “I’m not very good at watching telly,” she told Delish in 2024. “And especially hadn’t ever really watched food programs. The last thing I wanted to watch was more food because I spent all day with food.” Now, she can spend her day doing whatever she wants.