The Latest Breaking News from Paris

The individual races are due to take place in central Paris on Tuesday and Wednesday.

The hip injury which threatened Alex de Minaur's dream Olympic debut has forced him to withdraw from the Paris singles, but he's hoping to still play doubles.

After watching the poster boy of London 2012 as a kid, Williams now has the chance to compete alongside him in Paris

Our Olympics editor almost breaks bread with le président, gets pulled over by police and revels in a Dupont dreamland

Young Australian cyclist Lucas Plapp is recovering in a Paris hospital following abdominal surgery after crashing out of the men's time trial.

A training session for the swimming section, due to held in the Paris river, has been cancelled just 24 hours before the main event

Amid rain and soggy shots of the Eiffel Tower, I swiftly became over-invested in the women’s 3-metre synchronised diving … and, hey, bring on the breakdancing

The Man Who Pays His Way: I challenge you to take the tourism decathlon around the French capital

Adam Peaty shares silver as Andy Murray and Dan Evans save five match points to progress to round two in the men’s doubles

CHATEAUROUX: It was a mad scramble on Saturday morning. Having returned way past midnight from the opening ceremony, it was a challenge to catch the 5.30 am train to this small, sleepy town 300km south of Paris.

PARIS: The boats from Friday’s opening ceremony all stowed away, the Olympics have well and truly begun. The constant drizzle over the city, its gloomy skies, raincoats and umbrellas — parapluies, in these parts — and the mawkish expressions of the Parisians, is just a distraction. Don’t fall for it.