The Latest Breaking News from Paris

A screening of Last Tango in Paris, which features a rape scene filmed without the consent of actress Maria Schneider, has been canceled at the renowned Cinémathèque française in Paris. The decision came after a wave of criticism from women's rights groups, the cinema announced.

Athletics sees funding reduced by approximately eight per cent in build-up to Los Angeles Games despite Paris medal success

Team GB’s track and field stars won 10 medals at Paris 2024 but athletics is one of only two sports to have funding reduced by UK Sport

An exceptional auction is taking place on Monday in Paris at the Artcurial auction house, featuring writings and personal memorabilia of General de Gaulle. With over 370 lots on offer, the sale will primarily showcase manuscripts, making it a must-see event for history enthusiasts.

“Catwoman” Jocelyn Wildenstein turned heads in Paris as she attended a business lunch with her fiancé, Lloyd Klein, at the Royal Monceau. The post “Catwoman” Jocelyn Wildenstein, 84, Flaunts Smooth Skin While Out In Paris With Fiancé, 57 first appeared on Bored Panda.

There is also a slower overnight train between the two capitals

French and German rail operators launched the first direct high-speed rail link between Paris and Berlin on Monday, in response to growing European demand for train travel.

A unique exhibition – "Dancing in the Light" – is blending light-inspired artworks with dance performances, thanks to the participation of a dozen international choreographers.

A wave of African countries is pushing the former coloniser back, but Senegal is the only one without military leaders.

A new high-speed train service linking Paris and Berlin was launched on Monday – just in time for the Christmas travel season. Joint operators SNCF and Deutsche Bahn say they hope passengers will see it as a "greener" alternative to flying.

New Kookaburras coach Mark Hager has cut some veterans from their disappointing Paris Olympics campaign but banned star Tom Craig has kept his place.