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French Open officials have banned alcohol in the stands and vowed to evict troublemakers as the unruly behaviour of fans comes once more under scrutiny. But for many at Roland Garros, raucous crowds and feverish home support are what make the Paris slam special.

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Coco Gauff reached the fourth round in Paris for the fourth straight year, a run equalling Jennifer Capriati and eclipsing Chris Evert

Alex de Minaur has become more muscular and stronger in a bid to compete with the big boys on clay - and Jan-Lennard Struff is his acid test in Paris.

France's security authorities have foiled a plan to attack soccer events during the Paris Olympics, the country's interior minister said Friday.

Second seed Jannik Sinner moved into the last-16 at the French Open in Paris on Friday following a business-like 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 victory over the unseeded Russian Pavel Kotov.

The French interior minister says security authorities have foiled a plan to attack soccer events during the Paris Olympics

France has banned Israeli companies from participating in this year's annual Eurosatory arms and defence industry exhibition in Villepinte near Paris next month, the event's organisers and the French Defence Ministry said on Friday.

Every year, Paris and its suburbs pull an all-nighter of culture on Nuit Blanche – literally “white night” – when the city hosts a cocktail of art, performance and discovery. This year’s edition, taking place on Saturday, celebrates the melting pot of cultures in French overseas territories from the Caribbean…

Reigning champion Iga Swiatek will hope for an easier third round at the French Open as she turns 23 on Friday after saving a match point against Naomi Osaka while Coco Gauff eased into the second week for a fourth straight year.

The elite French Foreign Legion is preparing for security duty in Paris during this summer’s Olympic Games, a far cry from the group's previous deployments to places like the troubled Sahel region of Africa.