The Latest Breaking News from Paris

Activists in France have vowed to stay mobilised behind Canadian-American environmental activist Paul Watson after a Greenland court ruled Wednesday to keep him in custody. The marine conservationist will remain detained pending a decision on his extradition to Japan, where he is wanted over a clash with whalers.

Josh Kerr had a dig at his big rival Jakob Ingebrigtsen before the top four men from the historic Paris 1500m final clash again in Zurich

Center who won Paris Olympic bronze joins cast including convicted con artist Anna Delvey for 33rd season of TV hit

Steph Curry and LeBron James have faced each other countless times in huge games during their legendary NBA careers, which made what they did at the Paris Olympics so cool as they were able to join forces for once and lead Team USA to a fifth straight gold medal.

Jethro Massey’s New Wave-style feature debut about a couple who meet in Paris is quirky and well-acted but strikes some peculiar false notes with Nazi gags

Ezra Frech's inspiring journey at the Paris Paralympics showcases resilience, determination, and advocacy for disability inclusion.

Sarah Storey won the C5 women’s road time trial, her 18th Paralympic gold medal, while Sammi Kinghorn took the women’s T53 100m title

Aussie Olympic breakdancer Rachael "Raygun" Gunn says she has needed support after the international fallout from her controversial performance in Paris.

The United States Paralympic team has set up camp at the high-performance sports complex in Eaubonne, just 20 kilometres north of Paris. Here the athletes can access top-of-the-range training facilities, consult with their medical staff and enjoy some home-cooked meals.

Noelle Lambert and Jarryd Wallace transition to long jump for Paris 2024 Paralympics, inspiring each other on their journey to success.

A record 4,400 athletes from more than 160 countries are competing in the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, with 549 medal events across 22 sports.