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Paris Street vendors share Paris Olympics 2024 hopes and concerns

Three people, Franck, Amel and Diawara, working on the open food markets in Paris told RFI what they make of the Olympic Games and how it may change their life while it lasts.

Radio France Internationale

World champion Freya Colbert enjoying being ‘under radar’ for Paris Olympics

Colbert feels “something will have to go very wrong for (Summer McIntosh) not to win the gold”.

The Independent UK

Winging it: Wallabies omission to Games opening act

Mark Nawaqanitawase's whirlwind year will continue when he runs out with Australia's Olympic rugby sevens side as one of the first athletes in action in Paris.

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Australian Beach Volleyball Player Encounters French President At Olympics

Australian beach volleyball player Taliqua Clancy's unexpected encounter with French President Macron at the Paris Olympics village.

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Personal and national coaches pivotal in athlete's career: Vijay Kumar

NEW DELHI: Olympic medallist in shooting Vijay Kumar believes both national and personal coaches have an equal impact on an athlete's development, despite the ongoing controversy about their respective roles as the Paris Games draw near.

The Times of India

Jill Biden to lead US delegation at opening ceremony for Paris Olympics

First appearance on world stage since Biden withdrew from re-election campaign

The Guardian - UK

Paris 2024 Olympics: Dujardin pulls out over alleged horse mistreatment – as it happened

One of Team GB’s biggest stars at the Paris Olympics, Charlotte Dujardin, has withdrawn from the Paris Olympics for allegedly mistreating a horse

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Andy Murray says Paris Olympics will be final tournament

NEW DELHI: Briton Andy Murray and the only male player to win two Olympic singles gold medals, announced on Tuesday that he plans to retire after the tennis competition at the Paris Games, which will be the last event of his illustrious career.

The Times of India

Three years after civil war, Steve Redgrave backs Team GB rowers to top Olympic medal table

Great Britain failed to win a rowing gold at the last Olympics in Tokyo for the first time since 1980 as the fallout descended into acrimony

The Independent UK

Hidden Trails — Heju Studio's Insider Guide to Exploring Paris During the Olympics

Hélène Pinaud and Julien Schwartzmann, the creative duo behind the Paris-based design studio, share their curated itinerary to experiencing the City of Lights this Olympic summer

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Andy Murray to retire from tennis after Paris Olympics swansong

Three-time Grand Slam winner has now confirmed the summer Games will be the final tournament of an illustrious 20-year career

Evening Standard

Andy Murray confirms he will retire from tennis after Paris Olympics

Andy Murray has confirmed he will retire from tennis after this summer’s Olympics.

The National (Scotland)

Australian team briefed on alleged Paris sexual assault

Australian team chef de mission Anna Meares says the report of a tourist being attacked in Paris is horrific.

AAP

Andy Murray announces retirement from tennis after Olympic Games

Andy Murray will compete in his fifth and final Olympic Games in Paris this summer

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The Guardian - UK

Andy Murray confirms he will retire from tennis after Olympics in Paris

Andy Murray will retire after the Olympics, posting on social media that he has arrived in Paris for his ‘last ever tennis tournament’

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27 Olympics Facts That Will Make Ur Mates Think You’re A Gold Medallist At Trivia

Wanna know a bunch of fun Olympics facts to get yourself ready for the upcoming Paris Olympics? We got you covered.

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De Minaur set for Olympic debut after beating injury

Australian tennis star Alex de Minaur is set to make an extraordinary return from a hip injury in time to celebrate his Olympic debut in Paris.

The Independent UK

Charlie Tanfield seeking Paris 2024 redemption after torrid time in Tokyo

In 2021, Tanfield was quickly dropped by his team-mates in the team pursuit before being struck by a Danish rider.

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The Independent UK

Team GB triathlon in ‘rude health’ for Paris 2024 despite no Brownlee brothers

Alex Yee, Georgia Taylor-Brown, Beth Potter, Kate Waugh and Sam Dickinson make up the team.

The Guardian - UK

Olympic Games highlights: your day-by-day guide to the best bits in Paris

From the spectacular opening ceremony to the final gold, via the Place de la Concorde, the Grand Palais and even Tahiti, your indispensable guide to the Games

The Guardian - UK

Midas touch: how to snatch like weightlifter Emily Campbell

The Tokyo 2020 super-heavyweight silver medallist is aiming to go one better in Paris, combining perfect technique with excellent muscle structure and flexibility

The Times of India

Paris Olympics: How supportive parents helped mould Indian badminton stars

NEW DELHI: Clifford Crasto left his 15-year-old daughter Tanisha at the Pullela Gopichand Academy in Hyderabad six summers ago, expecting the academy would help her realize her budding badminton ambitions while being far from home in Dubai.

The Times of India

Which country will win most medals at Paris Olympics? India not in top 30 of medals tally predictions by Nielsen's Gracenote

India finished 48th in the Tokyo Olympics medals table with 1 gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze. The total tally of seven medals is India's best show at the Olympics to date, and the hopes from Paris are to rise from being in the top 50 on the medals tally…

Radio France Internationale

Paris Olympics sustainability sage Yunus hails 'lightning rod' effect of Games

Muhammad Yunus, the brains behind the drive of the Paris Olympics organisers to connect the Games to less privileged parts of society, set aside his personal anguish over the civil strife in his native Bangladesh to hail the impending event as an inspiration for other sports competitions.

The Guardian - UK

Parisians like me love to grumble about the Olympics – but could we be about to enjoy them?

We worry if the Seine will be clean enough, about transport and crowds. But we’re reluctantly admitting that we may have fun, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

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