The Latest Breaking News from Paris

The Indian hockey team, having showcased remarkable composure to come within reach of a second consecutive Olympic medal, will be optimistic about their prospects against their well-known adversary and current world champion, Germany, in the semifinal of the ongoing Games in Paris.

NEW DELHI: Loud cries of "Jia You!" in Mandarin erupted from every corner of Court Philippe Chatrier on Saturday, just before Qinwen Zheng delivered the opening serve of a triumph that would deliver China's first Olympic tennis singles gold medal. Supporters were also waving the red-and-yellow flags of their nation.

Apart from the image of Boris Johnson on a zip wire, will any of London 2012 be remembered in history?

London medallist sparks breakaway with 'suicide moves' because 'I love the game'

French authorities are making wide use of discretionary anti-terror powers to keep hundreds of people they deem to be potential security threats away from the Paris Olympics

The ongoing gender row in boxing at the Paris Olympics continues to make headlines, despite the International Olympic Committee (IOC) stepping in to support the two athletes at the center of the controversy—Algeria's Imane Khelif (66kg welterweight) and Taiwan's Lin Yu-ting (57kg featherweight).

French authorities are making broad use of discretionary powers during the 2024 Olympics and their run-up to keep hundreds of people they deem to be potential security threats away from the biggest event modern France has ever organized

"Why not you!" That's what Noah Lyles tweeted after being crowned the new men's 100m Olympic champion in Paris in the most dramatic sprint in the history of athletics.

The first British woman to win an Olympic weightlifting medal is a favourite for more success in Paris