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British riders hold off the US and France to take gold in Olympic jumping event

British rider Ben Maher says he can't remember the exact incident in the Pony Club as an under -16 when he slept on the top of a lorry because he was so upset at a performance. But he conceded the possibility.

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Teddy Riner brings France to its feet with historic fourth Olympic judo gold

The much-loved Teddy Riner beat South Korea’s Kim Min-jong in the +100kg final while Romane Dicko won bronze in the women’s +78kg category

The Guardian - UK

Teddy Riner is toast of France after becoming most successful judoka in history

Riner sent the Champs-de-Mars Arena crowd wild by beating South Korean Kim Min-yong to claim a fourth Olympic gold medal.

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Good Luck Topping the 2024 Paris Olympics, Los Angeles

Equestrian events held at the Palace of Versailles are yet another example of France’s magnificent venues, which will be hard to outshine at the next Summer Games.

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Frenchman Teddy Riner becomes judo's most decorated athlete at the Olympics

Frenchman Teddy Riner won the gold in the +100kg division on Friday, making history as the first athlete to win four gold medals at the Olympics in judo. South Korea's Kim Minjong took silver while Tajikistan's Temur Rakhimov and Alisher Yusupov of Uzbekistan were both awarded bronze.

France 24

The Olympics are giving breaking a global stage in Paris. Not everyone is celebrating

Breaking is debuting as a sporting event in the 2024 Paris Games as part of an effort to attract younger viewers

The Independent UK

Egyptian Beach Volleyball Team Criticizes France's Hijab Ban

Egyptian beach volleyball athletes express disapproval of France's hijab ban at the Paris Olympics.

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When even Plan D fails: Matildas fans endure horror journey to get to game – and still miss it

Cancelled trains, a last-minute hire car and an eight-hour dash across France – for one group of fans their journey to watch Australia play the US was chaotic

The Guardian - AU

Olympic fever gives France's president and caretaker government a break

After weeks of political turmoil that has left France without a government, a recent poll shows President Emmanuel Macron and caretaker PM Gabriel Attal benefitting from a slight uptick in popularity, boosted by a positive start to the Paris Olympics.

Radio France Internationale

France victory over Argentina sparks ugly scenes at Olympic grudge match

An early goal was enough for France to beat Argentina 1-0 and reach the Olympic semi-finals on Friday in a match where fighting broke out between players immediately after the final whistle. It was the first time the sides met since Argentina players were recorded singing racist chants about their…

France 24

Chic and beautiful Olympic party in Paris still searching for moments of true unity

Sport remains a powerful intoxicant but some wonderful moments aside, the French capital has felt a little atomised

The Guardian - UK

Friday favourite: The cousin of a BTCC dud that helped forge the Aiello legend

Laurent Aiello’s remarkable career encompassed touring car titles in France, Germany and Britain, as well as Le Mans 24 Hours victory with the Porsche 911 GT1-98. In Britain he is best-known for his efforts in the British Touring Car Championship with RML’s ultimate Nissan Primera and he raced the legendary…

Autosport

Paris 2024 Must Leave A Transformative Public Health Legacy In France And Beyond

After much anticipation, the Paris 2024 Olympic Games are now underway, with the first competitions on 24 July followed two days later by the groundbreaking opening ceremony on the River Seine.

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Visma-Lease a Bike sign Simon Yates to help Vingegaard take on Pogačar at 2025 Tour de France

Briton leaves Jayco after 11 years to take up similar role to his brother at UAE Team Emirates

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Olympic Schedule Day 16: Australia’s Women’s Basketball Takes On Belgium For Bronze & Closing Ceremony

Here is when every Australian is competing in their Olympic Games event on Day 16 of Paris 2024, with times, dates, and athletes.

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Netherlands Duo Clinches Gold In Sailing Skiff Race

Netherlands duo wins gold in final skiff race, Sweden takes silver, France bronze. Intense competition showcases sailing talent and sportsmanship.

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Scottish Tory who backed far-right in French election defects to Reform

A SCOTTISH Tory who was previously condemned for supporting the far-right in France has defected to Reform...

The Guardian - UK

Ancient Angers to antique emporiums: how to spend a week in the Atlantic Loire valley

Outdoor activities, festivals and fantastic regional food make this part of western France a must-visit family destination

Radio France Internationale

WWII Roma genocide remembered in French former internment camp

The Rivesaltes Camp Memorial in the south of France will hold solemn commemorations on Friday as part of Europe's day of remembrance for the massacres of Roma people during World War II.

The Guardian - UK

Paris 2024 Olympics day seven: Cheptegui wins 10,000m, BMX 1-2-3 for France – as it happened

A day that began with a rush of Team GB golds ended with French success and records tumbling on the athletics track

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Intel wins patent spat with R2 Semiconductor in the UK — chipmaker still has ongoing cases in Germany, Italy, and France

Intel won over R2 Semiconductor in the UK regarding the voltage regulation technology used in the 10th—to 12th-gen Intel chips, which the latter alleges infringed on its patents.

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“I Felt And Saw Things We Shouldn’t Think About”, Olympic Triathlete Says After Swim In Seine

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Heatwave and storms during Paris Games a sobering reminder of climate crisis

The scorching temperatures in western Europe and north Africa, and which have seen athletes and spectators boiling at the Paris Olympics, would have been impossible without human-caused global warming, recent analysis has shown.

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