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Paris is opening the games with an spectacular ceremony. Here's all you need to know.
The vibrant opening ceremony and a flurry of French medals seem to have put paid to pre-Games gloom.
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It should be a stunning set piece of Paris 2024 - triathletes competing in the River Seine, bringing swimming back to the centre of this city.
Olympic athletes at the Games in Paris have spent four years preparing for this year's contest – and do not want to let a heatwave scupper their chances of medal success.
The U.K.'s finance minister spent all week saying Britain's economy is broken. Then the BoE cut interest rates.
As the Paris gymnastics arena roared on American Simone Biles for her third gold medal of the 2024 Olympics, one of those applauding was none other than An Chang-ok, a rival from North Korea.
By: James Fitzgerald
The French swimmer's medals have helped distract the nation from its political crisis, Parisians say.
Four nations have just one athlete at the Games - it's a hard, lonely experience, they say, but also a source of pride.
James FitzGerald - BBC News · 3-min read A hiker was rescued from a mountain in the US state of Colorado after being apparently left behind the previous day by his colleagues during an office retreat.
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