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"What's in the crust!", title

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Faced with the anger of bakers over the rise in their energy bills, President Macron unveiled several measures to lighten the burden on artisans.

Postponement of tax payments and request for negotiations with energy suppliers.

But the latter were "not aware", according to

.

"I fell out of the cupboard," said one.

"This means that we will sell at a loss, it is not tenable".

In other words, it would only shift the problem according to them.

Children bathe on the beaches of Cornwall in England, in the middle of January.

This winter heat, illustrated by

 and felt throughout Europe, worries scientists.

According to a recent study, the melting of glaciers, due to global warming, will be faster than expected.

For

, 100,000 glaciers are threatened with extinction by 2100. The Alps chain would lose 80% of its glaciers in the optimistic case of a scenario where the temperature rise would be maintained at 1.5°C.

In the United Kingdom, the publication of the book "The Substitute", Prince Harry's autobiography, caused a lot of ink to flow.

For the

Harry reveals his secrets in a devastating book". 

for his part, takes up an abundantly commented quote from the book: "I was hit by my brother William", when Harry returns to a violent argument with his older brother, about his wife Meghan.

Another quote from the

 : "I took cocaine and cannabis".

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For its part, the 

evokes the more than difficult relationship between the two sons of King Charles III.

"A reconciliation? But you sold your soul, Harry", headlines the tabloid, while the

delivers a psychological analysis of the situation.

For the newspaper, the fault lies with the monarchy, which obliges the heir to the throne to behave as such from birth.

The result is a relationship between brothers that deteriorates over the years, each seeking to be their parents' favorite, according to the daily.

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