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Political protestor tackled at Tour de France finish in Toulouse as Abrahamsen-Schmid duo sweep across the line to conclude stage 11

Tour staffer's swift maneuver drives individual away from threat to riders and French riot police take suspect away in handcuffs

Cycling News

Women’s Euro 2025 is about to change - will we see a different England too?

As the knockout stages arrive, England have shown their adaptability to recover from the opening defeat to France. But a quarter-final against a dangerous Sweden side may bring another tweak

The Independent UK

England must beware surging Sweden: this will not be an easy quarter-final

The Lionesses can’t think: ‘Good, we’ve avoided Germany’ – nobody should take Sweden lightly, they’re a big threat

The Guardian - UK

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Abrahamsen Wins Tour De France Stage As Pogacar Survives Scare

Norway's Jonas Abrahamsen won stage 11 of the Tour de France in Toulouse on Wednesday while defending champion Tadej Pogacar emerged largely unscathed despite crashing 4km from the line.

International Business Times

'That was Ben' - EF Education-EasyPost say decision to slow peloton after Tadej Pogačar crashed taken by Tour de France leader Ben Healy

Team manager Jonathan Vaughters praises Irishman for fair play decision

Cycling News

'It was worrying, but he's OK' – Tadej Pogačar avoids serious injury in Tour de France crash as team praise rivals' sportsmanship

Tobias Halland Johannessen apologises for involvement as race favourite has 'a little bit of skin off' on eve of key stage

Cycling News

'Respect between riders' - Tour de France leader Ben Healy explains why peloton waited for Tadej Pogačar after late crash

Irishman remains in yellow after fast and furious circuit stage round Toulouse

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Criminal inquiry launched after six-year-old boy ‘kills newborn baby’ in France

The boy was found alone with the unconscious baby in a neonatal unit

The Independent UK

Tadej Pogačar crashes outside 3km safety zone in Tour de France stage 11 but race leader Healy ensures he loses no time

World champion benefits from gentleman's agreement as rivals ease up in frantic finale in Toulouse

Cycling News

Tour de France 2025 stage 11: Jonas Abrahamsen edges Mauro Schmid in two-up sprint from breakaway

Mathieu van der Poel almost catches breakaway duo in final metres and finishes third in Toulouse

Cycling News

'I don't know if I can really be up there' – Oscar Onley to discover Tour de France GC limits as race hits Pyrenees

Scot has had a successful first week, but rides into the unknown as Tour de France changes form in second half

Cycling News

Who is Lynn Hill? A look at the American rock climbing legend

Simply one of the most influential climbers of all time, we delve into the life and achievements of the great Lynn Hill

Advnture

‘It's like a game of chess’ - how group psychology affects the tactics of the Tour de France peloton

Domestiques, sprinters, hill climbers and GCs. How exactly do teams work at the Tour de France?

Cycling Weekly

Schengen Area: What can I expect when crossing the EU’s internal borders?

Don’t be a checkpoint Charlie: pack your passport when travelling within the ‘passport-free zone’

The Independent UK

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'There have been some good ups this year, but mostly a lot of downs' – Jasper Philipsen reflects on opportunities missed after Tour de France crash

'We still have to see if that's feasible' says Belgian sprinter of possible Vuelta a España start

The Conversation

2025’s first summer heatwave was early, and deadly, for all of Western Europe

The first heatwave of the summer hit Spain, Portugal, France, Italy and Germany early in the year, breaking June temperature records in many areas. It was Western Europe’s warmest June since records began, and Spain’s warmest since it began recording temperature anomalies in 1961.

Radio France Internationale

Record drug seizure in French Polynesia as overseas minister makes official visit

French customs officials have seized a record 900 kilogrammes of cocaine and 180 kilogrammes of methamphetamine aboard a sailing yacht off the Marquesas Islands – one of five archipelagos that make up French Polynesia. France's Overseas Minister Manuel Valls, on an official visit to the region, has said the "fight…

Cycling News

Mathieu van der Poel's action-packed 10 days at the Tour de France earn him the 'first week' combativity award

Dutchman's stage win, four yellow jerseys, and two breakaways see him beat Ben Healy and Quinn Simmons in the fan vote

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Al Jazeera

France, UK, Germany to reimpose Iran sanctions in August if no progress

France’s foreign minister says sanctions lifted under a 2015 deal would return if no breakthrough on nuclear issue.

Radio France Internationale

Frenchman given conditional release after years on death row in Indonesia

Serge Atlaoui – a Frenchman who spent almost two decades on death row in Indonesia over drug offences before being returned to France – has been granted a conditional release, prosecutors have announced.

The Independent UK

France, UK and Germany set deadline to restore UN sanctions on Iran

The three countries have agreed to reinstate the sanctions on Iran if there is no concrete progress on a nuclear deal

The Independent UK

How This Car Gets Amazing Aerodynamics With Hidden Features!

The DS No. 8 is bold, built for range, and, well... quite posh! Steve Fowler gives his verdict on this striking new EV from France.

The Independent UK

How Sarina Wiegman fixed England while making the fewest changes at Euro 2025

England have made the fewest changes to their starting line-up between games out of the eight teams through to the quarter-finals

Radio France Internationale

Equatorial Guinea accuses France of 'neo-colonialism' in Paris mansion row

Equatorial Guinea sharply criticised France at the United Nations’ top court on Tuesday, labelling its actions as “neo-colonial” in a long-running dispute over a lavish, multi-million-euro mansion in Paris that was confiscated by French authorities.

Euronews

Countries slash global health aid for poorer countries to lowest level in 15 years, study finds

The United States has made the deepest cuts, but the United Kingdom, Germany, and France have also reduced global health aid this year.

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