The Latest Breaking News from Paris

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Paris's top police chief, Didier Lallement, on Thursday conceded his officers had catastrophically handled security around the Champions League final at the Stade de France on 28 May.

The Paris police chief apologized on Thursday for the pepper spraying of genuine fans and families amid the chaos that engulfed the Champions League final last month outside the Stade de France

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Uefa had already apologised to supporters and now a city official has had to follow suit as the police’s initial version of events bore little resemblance to reports from those at the Stade de France

Paris Police chief Didier Lallement said he is the "only one" responsible for the disastrous operation on May 28

However, police chief defends use of tear gas as he admits 40,000 fake tickets claim was ‘ perhaps wrong’

Liverpool mayor Steve Rotheram told the French Senate on Thursday how the Champions League soccer final became a "nightmare" as France continued its probe into disorder at the match and it emerged that key CCTV footage had been deleted.

Exclusive: Airline has grounded at least 60 flights on Thursday, some at a few hours’ notice