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Un mois seul, dans le noir : de quoi « péter un câble » ? Très probablement. L’expérience du streamer Norme le montre, après 560 heures de live, non-stop. Le 16 octobre dernier, le streamer Norme s’est lancé dans un défi : passer 30 jours seul, complètement dans le noir. Il a déjà passé plus de 500 heures en isolement, non sans difficultés. Ce 16 octobre, le streamer Norme a lancé un live, « 1 mois d’isolement sans lumière », pour voir « s’il allait devenir fou ». Il lui reste 8 jours à tenir, soit un peu moins de 200 heures. Qu’est-ce qu’il fait durant ce live ? Pas grand-chose en vérité. On le voit faire les cent pas, parler « tout seul » à lui-même ou à sa communauté. Il faut reconnaître qu’il n’y a rien à faire, comme en témoigne la pièce dans laquelle il est : quatre murs, peu de place et simplement un matelas sur le sol. Depuis le début du live sur YouTube, un énorme trou s’est formé dans un mur et on devine pourquoi.
A first delivery of mpox vaccines is expected to arrive in the Democratic Republic of Congo in the coming days, the World Health Organization's chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says during a UN press briefing in Geneva. The WHO declared an international emergency over mpox on August 14, concerned by the surge in cases of a new strain, the Clade 1b, in the DR Congo and its spread to nearby countries. SOUNDBITE
Anti-racist demonstrators march in Oxford, north-west of London, to oppose days of far-right violence that have UK police on high alert. Demonstrators hold signs reading "refugees welcome" and "fascists not welcome in our city" as nightly riots, during which mosques and migrant targets have been attacked, have erupted across towns and cities in England and Northern Ireland since three children were murdered on July 29. IMAGES
Anti-racist demonstrators march in Birmingham after rallying in front of a centre for migrants and refugees to oppose days of far-right violence that have UK police on high alert. Demonstrators hold a banner reading "Birmingham stand up to racism" as nightly riots, during which mosques and migrant targets have been attacked, have erupted across towns and cities in England and Northern Ireland since three children were murdered on July 29. IMAGES
Hamas signs an agreement in Beijing with other Palestinian organisations including rivals Fatah, which it describes as an agreement to work together for "national unity". IMAGES
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