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Emily in Paris star Lucien Laviscount just dropped some major details about the upcoming season

Marie Claire

Men's Olympic Golf Qualifying Ends After The US Open: Who's In And Who's Currently Out?

There is just one more event included in the Olympic qualifying period on the men's calendar and several big-name players need a strong week if they are to play in Paris this August...

Golf Monthly

Macron's Election Call Unsettles Paris Olympics Build-up

Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo on Monday described the prospect of French parliamentary elections just weeks before the start of the Paris Olympics as "extremely unsettling", while the International Olympic Committee played down any direct impact on the event.

International Business Times

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Thieves Ram-raid Chanel Store In Paris

Several thieves used a car early Monday morning to ram-raid a Chanel store near the Champs-Elysees avenue in Paris before setting it on fire and fleeing in another vehicle, a police source said.

International Business Times

Ariarne Titmus gears up for Olympics with second fastest 400m freestyle in history

Freestyle queen Ariarne Titmus delivered an ominous message to her rivals at the Australian Olympic trials to qualify for the Paris Games

The Guardian - AU

Artworks stolen in Nazi-occupied Paris donated to the Louvre

Eighty years after they were looted from a Jewish family during the Nazi Occupation of France, two 17th-century still-life paintings have been returned to the heirs of their rightful owners – who have donated them to the Louvre Museum in Paris.

Radio France Internationale

Caitlin Clark reacts to not making Olympic team: ‘They’ve woken a monster’

The Indiana Fever rookie missed out on selection for Paris 2024

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Meet the Pentathlon power couple facing the end of their Olympic dream

With showjumping facing the scrap heap, Joe Choong and Liv Green fear having to leave their multi-discipline sport

The Guardian - UK

Drench Open, late nights and Swiatek’s way ahead – Roland Garros talking points

What we learned from a fortnight in Paris.

The Independent UK

Team GB's Nick Percy on discus dream at Paris 2024

'I hugged my dad so hard I broke his rib' - Nick Percy on discus dream at Paris 2024.

The National (Scotland)

Olympic Boost As China's Shi Rises To Badminton No.1 For First Time

China's Shi Yuqi will rise to badminton world number one for the first time this week and is targeting Olympic glory in Paris to go with the milestone.

International Business Times

This Week Is the U.S. Open, but the 2024 Olympic Golf Tournament Looms

Pinehurst marks the last chance for players to earn spots for Paris and Bob Harig explains how the fourth position for the U.S. team is up for grabs.

Sports Illustrated

Noemie Fox locks in Olympic spot in kayak cross

The Australian canoe team for the Paris Olympics will include both of the Fox sisters, Jessica and Noemie.

AAP

Carlos Alcaraz describes French Open triumph as his proudest moment

Carlos Alcaraz overcame a pre-tournament forearm injury to prevail in Paris and said after beating Alex Zverev: ‘Every match, I was getting better and better’

The Guardian - UK

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Olympic Champion Elaine Thompson-Herah Injured During 100-Meter Race

Jamaican sprinter Elaine Thompson-Herah sustains Achilles injury during USATF NYC Grand Prix. Stay informed on her recovery and Paris Games preparation.

The Times of India

Carlos Alcaraz outlasts Alexander Zverev to win maiden French Open title

NEW DELHI: In a stunning battle at the French Open final, Carlos Alcaraz staged a remarkable comeback against Alexander Zverev, clinching victory in a grueling five-set epic encounter.

AAP

Ebden and Peers to team up in Olympic veteran combo

Matt Ebden has plumped for fellow veteran John Peers as his Olympic men's doubles partner in Paris while Aussie No.2 Jordan Thompson is to miss the Games.

Radio France Internationale

Nobel winner Yunus brings 'social business' mantra to Olympics

Since the early days of Paris's bid for the 2024 Olympics, the city has been receiving advice from a prestigious counsel: Nobel peace prize winner and social business guru Mohammed Yunus.

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The Guardian - UK

‘I want to attack every race’: Keely Hodgkinson sets sights on double gold

British runner is favourite for 800m at European championships in Rome and is looking to the Olympics

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s double digits’: just how many French Opens can Iga Swiatek win?

Chris Evert has backed Swiatek to beat her Roland Garros record after sweeping to a fourth title in Paris – and if the world No 1 maintains her motivation there is no reason why she can’t

The Times of India

'No miracle solutions' to sparse French Open crowds: Amelie Mauresmo

NEW DELHI: Tournament director Amelie Mauresmo acknowledged the lack of "miracle solutions" to address the sparse crowds at the French Open, expressing disappointment over the poor attendance for Friday's men's semi-final between Alexander Zverev and Casper Ruud in Paris.

The Independent UK

In secular France, chaplains prepare to provide Olympians with spiritual support during the Games

More than 120 faith leaders are preparing for an Olympic challenge — how to spiritually support some 14,000 athletes and their staff who will take part in the Paris Games

Al Jazeera

US, France pledge support as Biden warns Russia ‘will not stop’ at Ukraine

The close allies say they remain committed to Ukraine, despite diverging strategies for how to support Kyiv.

The Independent UK

Uproar as Caitlin Clark set to be left out of Paris Olympics: ‘How dumb are these people?’

Critics of the decision call it ‘dumb,’ a ‘horrible vision,’ and an ‘opportunity wasted’

Radio France Internationale

Who was Alice Milliat, French pioneer of Women's Olympic Games?

Born in 1884 in the western French city of Nantes, Alice Milliat was a keen rower and swimmer who, in 1922, established the Women’s Olympic Games in Paris. Just over 100 years later, this summer’s Games will be the first to see the same number of women athletes as men…

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