The Latest Breaking News from Paris

Despite the ravages provoked by Covid-19, which have already led to three weeks of suspensions, the Paris terror trial has reached the end of its second major stage: the examination of the activities and religious attitudes of the accused up to the summer of 2015, before the detailed planning of…

The Eiffel Tower lit up on Friday in the national blue-and-yellow colours of Ukraine, at the request of Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo which Hidalgo said was to express solidarity with the people of Ukraine in the wake of Russia's attack.

Three intriguing clashes in Edinburgh, London and Dublin make up Round 3 of the 2022 Six Nations

The request from the Olympic body came after UEFA moved the Champions League final from St. Petersburg to suburban Paris, and after the governing body of skiing and Formula One pulled upcoming races from Russia.

Gazprom are one of the Champions League's main sponsors but after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, UEFA are looking to drop them having already switch their showpiece final from St Petersburg to Paris

The Champions League final has been moved to Paris and the Russian Grand Prix has been cancelled as international sport turns its back on Russia.

The 2022 Champions League final will now be held in Paris after UEFA decided to relocate the final following Russia's invasion of Ukraine

The move comes as Russian bombs and troops pounded Ukraine.

Debates are focusing on crime, immigration and culture wars – but most voters are worried about the cost of living, says Cole Stangler, a journalist based in Paris

Paris Saint-Germain were training on Friday morning as they prepare for Saturday night's Ligue 1 clash against struggling side Saint-Etienne at the Parc des Princes

Affectionately known as the "biggest farm in France", the Paris International Agricultural Show, a nine-day fair spread over a vast exhibition lot on the French capital's southwestern edge, is the nation's showcase for the best the countryside has to offer, from livestock to terroir delicacies, primed for prestigious competition. But…