the paris paralympics — that was the reason. the paris paralympics are _ that was the reason.s the reason. the paris paralympics are also only a . that was the reason. the paris | paralympics are also only a few weeks away. greg stevenson told me they are brimming with confidence. rowing is a most black and white, fact and figures type sports, you know how quick you are going, you have the prediction of how quick you need to go to win it and we are definitely on track. we have done a bit of work with our sport psychologist around this and this is notjust pressure on us, it is on other nations, they need to bring their a—game to have a pompous as and that is something to be proud of. if anybody to take us, they will have to turn up and do something special is that we are feeling pretty confident. the special is that we are feeling pretty confident. the ma'ority of team gb athletes h pretty confident. the ma'ority of team gb athletes will_ pretty confident. the majority of team gb athletes will be - pretty confident. the majority of| team gb athletes will be passing through here

paris paralympic games 8-18 it will be held in september. parakanu national team members will follow their training regularly until the end of august. taher aali shonedi of sed and sima news agency. the case of the quarter- finals of the european nations cup with saudi arabia. england and the netherlands are among the top four teams. on the final night of the quarter-final games last night , england and switzerland played against each other . after a 1-1 draw in regulation time and extra time, the match ended 5-3 in penalty kicks and a total of 64 in favor of england. embolo scored in the 75th minute for switzerland and bokaka in the 80th minute for england. but in the last match of this stage, holland 21 defeated turkey and became the semi-final opponent of england with saud. in this match, akaidin scored for turkey in the 35th minute, stephan defray scored for turkey in the 70th minute, and moldur , a turkish player , scored in the 76th minute with an own goal. before this, the teams of spain and france respectively with the top against ho

paralympic games in paris will be held from september 8 to 18. our country's athletes will participate in 10 sports. they will go the distance of their opponents in the paris olympics. taher aali shonedi of sed and sima news agency. the case of the eighth final stage of the euro competition will be closed tonight with two games, in the first game, the netherlands and romania will face each other. the netherlands and romania will go to the same distance from 19:3 on saturday, while all the last four matches have been played by orange tulips. he was the 100th place in the group stage of euro 2024. they are with one win, one baghd and one images were placed at the top of the table in a situation where the koranshin team, i.e. ukraine , had also won four points. in the end, romania topped the table due to better goal difference than belgium. for the first time after euro 2000, romania was able to reach the knockout stage of a major tournament . in the last game of this stage , austria and turkey will play against each other from 22:30 . the pair of t

the iranian paralympic team will go to the paralympic games in paris with two quotas. last time , i represented iran, and now they have two swimmers in the paris paralympic games. mission means the progress of parashana, i hope. so that both of us can be a better team than the last season when i went iran advanced to the finals of this competition last year, but did not get on the podium in the 100m breaststroke, which is my specialty. i have two competitors, one of them is from france and the other is from italy . i will try to give my best performance in this paralympic games in paris. it will be held from 8 to 17 shahrivar. amir rafati of sada and sima news agency. ayhan leader of varshian mohammadian. iran's chess representatives won the gold medal in the west asia tournament hosted by sri lanka. football entered the city of milan to perform medical tests and sign an official contract with inter . haider baharond, the head of the league organization , announced that the current season of the premier football league will start on august 25, and teams that have not r

ddiidd r of being an paralympics _ for paris confirmed today.gb again i for paris confirmed today. ddiidd r of being an paralympics gb again isj of being an paralympics gb again is 'ust of being an paralympics gb again is just so— of being an paralympics gb again is just so thrilled for them it's a pinch — just so thrilled for them it's a pinch me _ just so thrilled for them it's a pinch me moment. it's a dream i didn't— pinch me moment. it's a dream i didn't know— pinch me moment. it's a dream i didn't know i had as a kid. it's been — didn't know i had as a kid. it's been such— didn't know i had as a kid. it's been such a _ didn't know i had as a kid. it's been such a huge motivation since the lockdown games to get to paris and to— the lockdown games to get to paris and to be _ the lockdown games to get to paris and to be able to have all the spectators again. feels is like home days again — spectators again. feels is like home days again. it's great i don't have to ride _ days again. it's great i don't have to ride in — days again. it's great

the 17th paralympic games will be held in paris from the 7th to the 18th of mehr zedpanah of sedav and sima news agency, let 's take a break from the olympics and paralympics, let's go to other news of iran's young freelancers ready to compete with their opponents. in the asian championship , the asian youth championship will start tomorrow morning with the first five weight fights in the city of sirachai thailand will start and from our country ali momeni in 57 kilos, ali khorram del in 65, ali karampour in 70, majid bagheri in 79 and abolfazl babalu in 97 kilos will clash with the rivals. the second five-weight competition will be held on wednesday . he became the champion of asia by winning eight colorful medals. the newly awarded team of chadorremlu ardakan is trying to step into the new season with high preparation these days. chadorremlu is a team from kohn and kavir province of yazd, which won the premier league for the first time. but success in the premier league has its own rule, we started our preparations for four days i think that in the next few days, new players will be

now to the road to paris and the paralympic games, more than 4000 athletes are expected to compete as a first for these games. there will be live coverage from each of the 22 paralympic sports, which includes sitting volleyball. when you hear a great story, here it comes. katie holloway, bridge is headed to her fifth paralympic games. she trains at menlo park's rescue center for human enhancement. holloway bridge hopes to add a fifth medal to a collection that already includes two gold and two silver medals. she was born without a femur bone in her right leg. her parents opted to have her foot amputated when she was two years old, she says finding sitting volleyball and her teammates made her whole since tokyo. holloway bridge got married and became a mom. for me, it's just about enjoying the journey. this round. i'm in my fifth paralympic games and for me it's about enjoying the experience, making sure my body stays healthy, being fulfilled with my long career and just really embracing that wherever i'm at. it's been a huge transition. each games that i've been a part of and this is

lomita in baku is headed to the paralympics, also in paris, this summer. she qualified during paralympic track and field trials over the weekend but wasn't an easy journey. of course, after she gave birth in baku, took six weeks off from training. she says everybody was telling her to take the year off from running instead, she brought her daughter along with her while she ran and worked out. she competes in the 100 meter dash in the paralympics, starting on august 28th. tonight at 7:00, our nbc crews are now in paris. we're going to show you the last minute preparations happening right now there before the opening ceremony, which is friday. we're talking to a south bay photographer now on his way to cover his eighth games. what he's most excited about this time around, that story and more coming up on our 7:00 news and a quick reminder we're now streaming on pluto 24/7. you can watch our news whenever you want. scan that qr code right there for an easy how to stream guide on your favorite streaming platform, you can watch our live newscasts, breaking upda

they are preparing themselves for the paralympics in paris. this is the 10th appearance of iran's sitting volleyball men in the paralympics. they became champions seven times. participation in the olympics and paralympics is an honor for everyone. but we we say that if we come second, the team is broken. it has had the fewest preparatory games. it was supposed to be held in the netherlands, unfortunately , despite the fact that the netherlands had invited iran, unfortunately, the embassy did not cooperate with the national team and did not give visas to the children. we will catch it, god willing, but the national volleyball players have the least expectation from the officials to look at them at least. the expectations of the paralympic athletes is that the matching that was before, what is the prize for the ministry's prize until now? that's how it was. partly after me, the only team that is the champion is always half the reward. i don't know if this is a trick or not. it's a trick. what can i say ? we talked a lot, but i think the team rew

in paris, the honorable minister of sports and youth had a colorful and meaningful presence, and thissence was actually a manifestation of unity. nationality and national unity of all athletes to come to their divine duty to build a free and independent iran that was always intended by the supreme leader of the islamic revolution, we should be grateful for this proud presence and the enemy of the stomach, the sports community with this presence are themselves the leaders of the global arrogance of the criminal america and israel the child. yes, mr. asfaqian, with your two children you are here, we ask the children of mr. asfaqian , how did you see the presence of the athletes as the children of the deputy minister? we witnessed it among the proud community of sports and youth of our country. as a small representative of the taekwondo community of our country , i am actually very proud that we are here today , in fact, in response to the order of the supreme leader, hazrat agha, who said that each of you has a decisive vote in your country, god willing, that we can make things happen.

even before i got on the sanctions lists, which were protective and also blocked my way to paris foropinion that for me it is unacceptable to perform under a white flag, without our national flag, we are serving our homeland, we are patriots, we are athletes, we prepared precisely for this to glorify our fatherland, here it is... the white flag, yes it is for us, it is an association when they surrender, but we belarusians do not give up, and never gave up, never gave up, yes, and we will be our athletes, and paralympians, also keep up the good work, but of course we will root for these guys, this is a difficult choice, there are certain consequences, apparently, and then we will have to go through all this. yes, someone will talk about it, you performed under the white flag and maybe not without reason, but this is their choice, each of us has our own their own path in this life, in principle , their experiences, their temptations, may god grant them to overcome all this with dignity, return home, god grant with medals, to all of ours... a good topic for us to politically slap them

the whole family is going to paris for the paralympics. >> i'm excited about the whole thing and thattogether. it will be awesome. i'm still working on the logistics getting in and out of the village to see them and spend time with them and see the tower and have them watch me compete. first team seeing me compete out of the country at that level. >> ainsley: you get to go to paris and watch your dad compete is special for your family. how can we help us as a family? you are trying to raise money to go on the trip. >> what i've had to do this go around. i had a sponsor last time. i am raising money through gofundme and say thank you to everybody who helped this far. it has been super helpful. very supportive. it's the best way to help go through gofundme to help me get all the expenses taken care of. >> ainsley: we were talking in the greenroom and wanted to meet you and you are a hero. you were telling me about you are trying to raise money. we put his gofundme page on our "fox & friends" website. hopefully you will go there and give him some money so he can compete in paris. >> i'm

when i got the email to say that paralympics gb had confirmed my to paris without it felt exciting, acitement for what's to come for the rest of the summer. i had no idea what the future would hold for me in terms of my sporting career. i started paracanoe because i wanted a new challenge. i didn't ever start a second sport with the aim to win a gold medal. ijust fancied a new challenge and knew i wanted to put myself in the mix to go to another paralympics. it was never a certainty, absolutely. i was coming into a very established team and absolutely didn't take that for granted. just feel incredibly fortunate that i've been it able to extend my career for tokyo and then paris. best of luck to her this summer. a statement of intent from tadej pogacar after stage four of the tour de france, which climbed the col du galibier. pogacar put defending championjonas vingegaard under serious pressure. the slovenian made his move 800 metres from the summit — briefly seeing vingegaard match him before breaking free from the dane. he then raced down the other side of the mountain, and leads the

when i got the email to say that paralympics gb had confirmed my to paris it felt as exciting, a reliefr what's to come for the rest of the summer. i had no idea what the future would hold for me in terms of my sporting career. i started paracanoe because i wanted a new challenge. i didn't ever start a second sport with the aim to win a gold medal. ijust fancied a new challenge and knew i wanted to put myself in the mix to go to another paralympics. it was never a certainty, absolutely. i was coming into a very established team and absolutely didn't take that for granted. just feel incredibly fortunate that i've been it able to extend my career for tokyo and then paris. best of luck to her this summer. a statement of intent from tadej pogacar after stage four of the tour de france, which climbed the col du galibier. pogacar put defending championjonas vingegaard under serious pressure. the slovenian made his move 800 metres from the summit — briefly seeing vingegaard match him before breaking free from the dane. he then raced down the other side of the mountain, and leads the race by 45

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when i got the e—mail to say that paralympics gp had that paralympics gb had confirmed my to paris withoutto come for the rest of the summer. i had no idea what the future would hold for me in terms of my sporting career. i started parikh anew because i wanted a new challenge. i started paracanoe because i wanted a new challenge. i didn't ever start a second sport with the aim to win a gold medal. ijust fancied a new challenge and knew i wanted to put myself in the mix to go to another paralympics. it was never a certainty, absolutely. i was coming into a very established team and absolutely didn't take that for granted. just feel incredibly fortunate that i've been it able to extend my career i went for turkey and after paris for tokyo and after paris. a statement of intent from tadej pogacar after stage four of the tour de france, which climbed the col du galibier. pogacar put defending championjonas vingegaard under serious pressure. the slovenian made his move 800 metres from the summit — briefly seeing vingegaard match him before breaking free from the dane. he then raced down the oth

over 15 million visitors are expected to descend on paris for the olympic and paralympic games, and theris, france, and even one as far away as tahiti. and as you would expect, some of the most iconic sites in paris provide the backdrop to many of the events, including the eiffel tour and palace of versailles. let's sticky briefly to the louvre museum, my pictures there, you can see one of the big pre—opening sermon the events about to take place, and that is the gala dinner organised by the unpaid committee and president macron. we will see the ioc had, and president macron attending this dinner as well as 100 heads of state and sports personalities from around the world stop the famous french chef will be serving up a feast i'm sure, not sure what is on the menu, i'm sure would be delicious, and that is the delicious, and that is a museum there holds stan a big gala dinner. . security has been tight here, increase amounts of gender arm, and military, trying to keep these games are safe as possible. our bigots asked? earlier, i spoke to neil fergus, security expert and ceo of intellige

for the paralympics.it's hard to believe, isn't it? bonjour! so, we've got 73 miles to do today. it's the longest day of cycling of the whole journey so far. we're on the avenue verte and it isjust miles of uninterrupted cycle lanes. glorious! this e—bike has a speed limit of 15.5mph and after that, you're on your own and we're currently going uphill at about 18mph, so there's a lot of work to do. we're really going fast now. after a quick overnight stop, paris is finally within touching distance and the excitement is growing. whether it's because we can sense the finish line, i can't decide, orjust the fact we're in an amazing country, which is the home of the olympics in a few days�* time, and i think there'sjust so much to get excited about now. there's just one last visit to make in saint—germain—en—laye, on the outskirts of paris, which is where some british athletes and their coaches are based this summer. it's a chance to catch up with old friends. i don't know how he does it! i find it hard to eve

for the paralympics. it's hard to believe, isn't it? bonjour! so, we've got 73 miles to do today. it's the longest day of cycling of the whole journey so far. we're on the avenue verte and it isjust miles of uninterrupted cycle lanes. glorious! this e—bike has a speed limit of 15.5mph and after that, you're on your own and we're currently going uphill at about 18mph, so there's a lot of work to do. we're really going fast now! after a quick overnight stop, paris is finally within touching distance and the excitement is growing. whether it's because we can sense the finish line, i can't decide, orjust the fact we're in an amazing country, which is the home of the olympics in a few days' time, and i think there's just so much to get excited about now. there's just one last visit to make in saint—germain—en—laye, on the outskirts of paris, which is where some british athletes and their coaches are based this summer. it's a chance to catch up with old friends. i don't know how he does it! i find it hard to ev

for the paralympics.finally, france beckons. we have made it to france! it's hard to believe, isn't it? bonjour! so we've got 73 miles to do today. it's the longest day of cycling of the whole journey so far. we're on the avenue verte, and it isjust miles of uninterrupted cycle lanes. glorious! this e—bike has a speed limit of 15.5mph. and after that, you're on your own. and we're currently going uphill at about 18mph, so there's a lot of work to do. we're really going fast now. after a quick overnight stop, paris is finally within touching distance and the excitement is growing. whether it's because we can sense the finish line, i can't decide, orjust the fact we're in an amazing country, which is the home of the olympics in a few days' time. and i think there's just so much to get excited about now. there's just one last visit to make in saint—germain—en—laye, on the outskirts of paris, which is where some british athletes and their coaches are based this summer. it's a chance to catch up with old frien

over 15 million visitors are expected to descend on paris for the olympic and paralympic games, and theelp them. there are 35 venues around paris, france and even one as far away as tahiti. that is the surfing. and as you would expect, some of the most iconic sites in paris provide the backdrop to many of the events, including the eiffel tower and palace of versailles. that is the background. so many nations are competing, over 200 national olympic committees participating in this year's olympics, and as well as that there is the ioc refugee team which will play a big part in the games, a total of 36 athletes have been selected from 15 countries to compete in 12 different sports. joining me now is cyrille tchatchet, an olympian for the refugee olympic team in tokyo 2020 and now a welfare officer for current refugee olympic team. cyrille, so good to talk to you, first of all, if i may ask you, what did it mean to you to be part of that team back in 2020 as a weightlifter? it that team back in 2020 as a weightlifter?— that team back in 2020 as a weiuhtlifter? . , ., ., ., ., weightlifter?

games in paris, which, god willing, will be at the beginning. it will be held in france. we can have the strongest team and the best results to make our dear people happy and also win more honors in this field. god willing , we will be successful in this course. toan yaban veterans , there is a volleyball team in 6 disciplines, and you know that we have to put aside the gold medal champion. we have a lot of hope in the technical staff and athletes, and god willing, in five individual disciplines, including two fields , swimming, archery, and para weightlifting , in fact, we will have a quota of about 42. paralympics and the efforts of all the sports involved in this sector , in the technical staff and sports managers of the federation associations , we can get good results, god willing, based on the predictions and based on the evaluations we have . who are the best in this competition will participate our country also hopes that , god willing, it will be able to achieve one of its good results in this tournament under these conditions. god will

paralympic games. can technology help transform the biggest sports event on the planet? this time, in the run—up to the games, i'm stepping into the virtual olympic venues designed to make paris the most efficient and exciting games ever. i'll map my muscles just like us olympic football captain lindsey horan. i'm joining a pre—games training camp to try out heat training with olympic triathlete champion kristian blummenfelt. .. yes, this is what top—level athletes look like. ..and the robots behind south korea's archers. join me for tecthlore paris. i've always loved the olympics. now, as a technology presenter, that love burns even brighter. because the olympics is not just about sport — it's also about immense technological innovation. paris is a great step forward. they will be more inclusive. they will be more sustainable with a wider scope of use of technology. i really, really want to see exactly how far we can push the human body. it's...it's massive. technology is massive. you know, this is th

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of the paralympic games. the opening ceremony of the paris olympics is scheduled to take place on friday, august 5, along the seine river. a prisoner considering that there is clear and convincing evidence of the innocence of sandra sandi, a 63-year-old female prisoner the presented court has ordered his release. more than four decades ago, sandi was accused of murdering a woman and sentenced to prison. sanandi's prison term is the longest wrongful conviction of a woman in american history. sandy's lawyers said that 14-year-old senri suffered injustice . 8 months ago, a black man was released from prison after 48 years of wrongful imprisonment . based on the available statistics, from 1989 to the end of 2023, more than 3400 cases of wrongful imprisonment were registered in the united states. has been the report cards of the remaining 12th grade students will be issued today, the head of the education quality assessment and monitoring center said these students after after receiving the report card, they can a

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games in paris. a massacre is happening in palestine and israel should not be in the olympics. the martyrdom of more than 40,000 palestinians in the past 9 months , of which more than 400 are athletes, has led to the pressure to remove israeli athletes from the games . israel should be banned from participating in these games because it does not adhere to international law. the zionists' sports boycott request is only related to more than 9 months of recent crimes committed by the zionists in gaza is not. in the munich, montreal, sydney and rio olympics , the countries and palestinian defense groups asked the officials of the international olympic committee to prevent the presence of the zionist regime. we are here in paris today. to ask the international community to ban the racist israeli regime from the olympic games. we ask everyone to wake up and support the palestinians in the opening ceremony by participating in the demonstration. the international olympic committee, however , did not respond

immediately after that, we have the paralympic games in paris and in december , we have the asian indoor championships . the future of the sports minister is in front of the sportsmen who came to the polls yesterday. they also have a series of demands from the president. the future, which our colleague mr. seyyedme pourhosseini has worked hard to report, let's go and see the report together . aziz are always on stage and always show themselves and leave their mark in the society. we, along with other sports organizations in the veterans' and able-bodied federation, together with our athletes, technical staffs and coaches , are in the service of the passionate presence of dear people. as always, the sports community had a wide and colorful presence it is a great honor to be able to vote for the first time . it was a great feeling to be able to vote . i am very happy that i was able to fulfill my national duty as an athlete. and irani mi sazeh, the call of sports again at the ballot box showed that the people of sports were always at the work of iran. seyyed mahdipourhini, siyabi radio and

the olympic and paralympic games in paris will host so many athletes and fans are preparing to serve athletes village alone were prepared, will prepare 40,000 meals every day, and all that food could have an outsized impact on the planet. if the olympics didn't rethink what it means to be green, national climate reporter chase kane shows us how paris 2024 is cooking up climate change in the kitchen, the scenery changes quickly as you drive out of paris, and it's here the french countryside, which holds a big key to these olympics, quite literally going green principalmente. we met the president of paris 2024 and olympic gold medalist at a potato farm, talking about meals for the summer games. that's because, according to the un, one third of global emissions can be linked to food. and that's why we took into consideration all the main aspects of the project where we have a huge contribution. so we decided to double up the vegetable part of those meals to reduce the carbon footprint. we decided to have local food also served, sourcing 80% of all meals for athletes, staff and fans from

games in paris. this decision was taken while the international olympic committee allowed russian athletes to participate in the ioc flag he gave the game. but the french authorities to cover. two members of the french national parliament called for the exclusion of israeli athletes from the 2024 paris olympics. amri karon, one of the members of parliament , said that israel is killing innocent people and this is strongly contradicting the olympic charter. and four days left for the beginning of the olympics in paris. witness one of the biggest marches against the presence of zionist athletes in these games. mohammadari of the sda news agency, in addition to the fields whose programs were announced, today we are going to have our first match against china in the asian junior volleyball tournament. we got good results in the preparatory games, yes, yes, yesterday, our country's youth volleyball team in the last match. they are doing their own preparations on wednesday against chinese taipei and on thu

olympics and the paralympics that follow.mber at which point, they have to decide a national budget and that is when the fun and games will start because this is a national assembly thatis because this is a national assembly that is not used to building coalitions. that's it from us here in paris. i will hand it back to the studio. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. the new british prime minister, sir keir starmer, has spent the afternoon in scotland — at the start of a whistle—stop tour of the uk's nations. he's promising an "immediate reset" of relations with the devolved governments of scotland, wales and northern ireland. sir keir is in edinburgh tonight where he's meeting scotland's first minister and snp leader john swinney, just days after scotland's political map was transformed in the general election. here's our scotland editorjames cook. no—one said being prime minister was easy. this was not part of the plan for keir starmer�*s third day in office. there was no handshake outside the first minist

over 15 million visitors are expected to descend on paris for the olympic and paralympic games, and theide the backdrop to many of the events — including the eiffel tower and palace of versailles. that is the background. now to some of the stories which are already coming out. the big one today for team gb is that andy murray has withdrawn from the singles competition but will play doubles in paris for what will be the final event of his career. the three—time grand slam champion has confirmed he will retire at the end of his fifth games. the pair play the japanese team of taro daniel and kei nishikori in the first round. and controversy in the men's football, as play was suspended at the end of morocco's match ahainst argentina after a pitch invastion following argentina's equalising goal in the 16th minute of injury time. the match was stopped for nearly two hours. when play resumed, behind closed doors, the argentine goal was then ruled out by var for offside, with morocco holding out for the three minutes of play to win 2—1. now, as you can now, as you can see now, as you can see be

the paralympic games has faced the opening ceremony of the paris olympics is scheduled for friday. it will be implemented on august 5 along the seine river. an american prisoner was acquitted after 43 years of wrongful imprisonment. the judge of the state of missouri has announced that considering that clear and convincing evidence of the innocence of the 63 -year-old female prisoner sandra sandi has been presented to the court, her release has been issued. a document about the murder of a woman more than 4 decades ago. he was accused and sentenced to life imprisonment. sandy's prison term is the longest wrongful conviction of a woman in american history. sandy's lawyers said sandy. sandy fourteen has suffered injustice. 8 months ago, a man a black man in america was released from prison after 48 years of wrongful imprisonment. according to available statistics from 1989 to the end of 2023, more than 30. a hundred cases of wrongful imprisonment have been recorded in the united states. on the 13th day of the month of muharram, the mourning ceremony for the martyrdom of imam hussain

games in paris. a genocide is happening in palestine and israel should not be involved to attend the olympic games. the martyrdom of more than 40,000 palestinians in the past nine months, of which more than 400 are athletes, has increased the pressure to remove the israeli athletes from the olympic games. israel should be banned from participating in these games because it does not adhere to international law. the zionists' request for a sports boycott is not only related to the more than 9 months of recent crimes committed by the zionists in gaza. in the olympics in munich, montreal, sydney and rio, the countries and groups defending palestine are responsible. the international olympic committee wanted to prevent the presence of the zionist regime slow we are here in paris today to call on the international community to ban the racist israeli regime from the olympics. we ask everyone to wake up and support the palestinians in the opening ceremony by participating in the demonstration. however, the i

while we're certain a bowhead won't be at the paralympics in paris, they mightjust be kicking up a cloudtop stories later breakfast is next. stories later breakfast is next- i'm _ stories later breakfast is next. i'm tadhg - stories later breakfast is next. i'm tadhg enright. j stories later breakfast is - next. i'm tadhg enright. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. we are very nearly halfway throuthuly, and the month so far has been decidedly cool — and for some of us, very wet indeed. there is some heavy rain in the forecast for the week ahead, but it is likely to turn drier and warmer, at least for a time. in the short term, though, it is this area of low pressure that is swirling its way in from the southwest, and this frontal system, which is going to generate some very heavy rain across the south of the uk during monday. further north, many places getting off to a fine start with some sunshine, but let's zoom in — some heavy thundery downpours for the channel islands, turning very wet across southern england, southwest england and also wales likely to see some particularly heavy

with the summer olympics and paralympics taking place in paris, international attention has been turningch—loved french cultural export, the country's cinema, including a film that became a worldwide hit when it was released in 2001. amelie, starring audrey tautou, presents paris as audiences often want to see it, as a romantic, idyllic city of love. it's a favourite film of my talking movies colleague emma jones, and she visited the paris neighbourhood where the movie was set. amelie, played by audrey tautou, is a young woman, she works as a waitress in montmartre. she lives this vivid interior life. and it leads her to try and do good deeds for people and make other people's lives better. but because of her shyness she is unable to tackle the big things in her own life, and one of those is a crush that she's got on a young man who she collides with one day in paris. this is very much a film about amelie's interior life. audrey tautou, so young, so beautiful, embodies this parisian amelie with her short—cut blunt bob. i love the wayjeunet is always dressing amelie in red. it's a colour

reigning champions natasha baker and sophie wells have been picked, and will bid for more success at the parisarch last year. pearson is britain's third—most successful paralympian, and was part of the victorious team with wells and baker in tokyo in 2021, where he won two individual golds. cyclist katie marchant is about to head to her third olympics — but she's called paris part of her "career 2.0". she's returning to the games after the disappointment of missing out on a medal in tokyo and maternity leave, feeling, she says, stronger than ever. marchant�*s been talking to sally hurst. when you're an olympic track sprint cyclist, you spend more time lifting weights than riding your bike. the power required to get up to speeds of 70 kph puts an incredible force through the bike. so much so that katie's is getting fixed after breaking on the turbo. taste katie's is getting fixed after breaking on the turbo. we are -auttin breaking on the turbo. we are putting like — breaking on the turbo. we are putting like 1500 _ breaking on the turbo. we are putting like 1500 watts - breaking on the turbo.

games in paris. now, the chefs expect to prepare 40,000 meals just for the athletes village, and all that food can impact the planet. but as national climate reporter chase cain explains, chefs are rethinking what it means to go green. the scenery changes quickly as you drive out of paris, and it's here the french countryside, which holds a big key to these olympics, quite literally going green, principalmente. we met the president of paris 2024 and olympic gold medalist at a potato farm, talking about meals for the summer games. that's because, according to the un, one third of global emissions can be linked to food. and that's why we took into consideration all the main aspects of the project where we have a huge contribution. so we decided to double up the vegetable part of those meals to reduce the carbon footprint. we decided to have local food also served, sourcing 80% of all meals for athletes, staff and fans from within france. getting the food from these farms to the olympics is another impo

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over 15 million visitors are expected to descend on paris for the olympic and paralympic games and the are 35 venues around paris, france and even one as far away as tahiti. as you would expect, some of the most iconic sights in paris provide the backdrop to many of the events, including the eiffel tower behind me and the palace of versailles it is going to be amazing. that is the background. now some of the stories which are already coming out of the games. the big one today for team gb is that andy murray has withdrawn from the singles but will play doubles in paris, which will be the final event of his career. the champion has confirmed that he will retire at the end of what is his fifth games, he will play in the doubles match with dan evans, the pair play the japanese team in the first round. the controversy in the men's's football started as play was suspended at the end of morocco's match against argentina after a pitch invasion following argentina's equalising goal in the 16th minute of injury time. the match was halted for almost two hours when play resumed after close behind

the final preparations are underway as paris is gearing up to hose the summer olympics and paralympics 2024 thousands of athletes and millions of visitors are expected. the games will allow paris to show the best version of itself, and that's why the city has put quite some effort into giving it's for a neighborhoods a make over pearlin pen. my name sydney is hoping that this major event will benefit marginalized groups, not just for the duration of the games, but also in the long run. because paris will still be their home long after the olympic torch has been extinguished. of the parents is preparing for its summer olympics against a picture perfect backdrop. now will be in the spotlight to the basketball player is counting the date still. she carries the olympic torch through her hometown. we follow along on her way to train i'll try to squeeze in. excuse me, the 27 year old has learned to find for her place. so then on it is just a glimpse of what's to come when the whole world is here for the olympics and paralympics. it's all part of it. but for us it's normal life images for sui

the final preparations are underway as paris is gearing up to hose the summer olympics and paralympics 2024 thousands of athletes and millions of visitors are expected. the games will allow paris to show the best version of itself, and that's why the city has put quite some effort into giving it's poor and neighborhoods a make over pearlin pen. my name sydney is hoping that this major event will benefit marginalized groups and not just for the duration of the games, but also in the long run. because paris will still be their home long after the olympic torch has been extinguished. the parents is preparing for its summer olympics against a picture perfect backdrop. now will be in the spotlight to the basketball player is counting the date still. she carries the olympic torch through her hometown. we follow along on her way to train i'll try to squeeze in. excuse me. the 27 year old has learned to find for her place. then on this is just a glimpse of what's to come when the whole world is here for the olympics and paralympics. it's all part of it, but for us it's normal life to pursue so

the final preparations are underway as paris is gearing up to hose the summer olympics and paralympics 2024 thousands of athletes and millions of visitors are expected. the games will allow paris to show the best version of itself, and that's why the city has put quite some effort into giving it's poor and neighborhoods a make over pearlin pen. my name sydney is hoping that this major event will benefit marginalized groups and not just for the duration of the games, but also in the long run. because paris will still be their home long after the olympic torch has been extinguished. and the parents is preparing for its summer olympics against a picture perfect backdrop. now will be in the spotlight to the basketball player is counting the date still. she carries the olympic torch through her hometown. we follow along on her way to train but i'll try to squeeze in. excuse me. the 27 year old has learned to find for her place. then on this is just a glimpse of what's to come when the whole world is here for the olympics and paralympics. it's all part of it. but for us it's normal life imag

the final preparations are underway as paris is gearing up to hose the summer olympics and paralympics 2024. thousands of athletes and millions of visitors are expected. the games will allow paris to show the best version of itself, and that's why the city has put quite some effort into giving it's for a neighborhoods a make over pearlin pen. my name sydney is hoping that this major event will benefit marginalized groups, not just for the duration of the games, but also in the long run. because paris will still be their home long after the olympic torch has been extinguished. of the parents is preparing for its summer olympics against a picture perfect backdrop. now will be in the spotlight to the basketball player is counting the date still. she carries the olympic torch through her hometown. we follow along on her way to train hard to squeeze in, excuse me, the 27 year old has learned to find for her place. and then on that is just a glimpse of what's to come when the whole world is here for the olympics and paralympics. it's all part of it. but for us it's normal life images. for su

the final preparations are underway as paris is gearing up to hose the summer olympics and paralympics 2024 thousands of athletes and millions of visitors are expected. the game will allow paris to show the best version of itself, and that's why the city has put quite some effort into giving it's poor a neighborhoods a make over pearlin pen. my name sydney is hoping that this major event will benefit marginalized groups and not just for the duration of the games, but also in the long run. because paris will still be their home long after the olympic torch has been extinguished. and the parents is preparing for its summer olympics against a picture perfect backdrop. now will be in the spotlight to the basketball player is counting the date still. she carries the olympic torch through her hometown. we follow along on her way to train but i'll try to squeeze in. excuse me. the 27 year old has learned to find for her place. so then on it is just a glimpse of what's to come when the whole world is here for the olympics and paralympics. it's all part of it. but for us it's normal life pursui

when i got the e—mail to say that paralympics gp had confirmed my to paris without it felt exciting,s of my sporting career. i started parikh anew because i wanted a new challenge. i didn't ever start a new challenge. i didn't ever start a second sport with the aim to win a gold medal. ijust fancied a new challenge and knew i wanted to put myself in the mix to go to another paralympics. it was never a certainty, absolutely. i was coming into a very established team and absolutely didn't take that for granted. just feel incredibly fortunate that i've been it able to extend my career i went for turkey and after paris it isa it is a real privilege. its job done it is a real privilege. its 'ob done for the novel i it is a real privilege. its 'ob done for the novel they i it is a real privilege. its 'ob done for the novel they beat i it is a real privilege. its job done for the novel they beat to make | it is a real privilege. its job done l for the novel they beat to make it to the last in the euros with up more on the bbc website. to the last in the euros with up more on that's all from

it's 2024 and this is paris. paris is already one of the world's most—visited cities.hey're expecting around 15 million people during the competition. here at porte de la chapelle arena, it's the start of olympic and paralympic week. merci, monsieur. more than 4,000 children have gathered to try their hand at a range of activities, including para sports. i bet none of these kids have played sitting volleyball before. i mean, i never played wheelchair rugby before my injury. it's been a while since i captained team gb at london 2012, and i'm here to meet another former athlete. hey! hello, steve! how are you? are you well? ludivine won 12 medals for swimming. it's just my second moment in english since my life. no! yes, it is, so... well, you're doing very well. she's now the head of paralympic integration at this year's games. it's a very amazing opportunity. my name of myjob is how i can integrate the olympic and paralympic competition. like two parts of the same competition. yes. and is there a sense of transformation in paris? do you think there's been a change in t

and paralympic games moving you on the attack. we had just been attacked in january. we were attacked again in november 2015 because terrorists it's hate our freedom, always have living women's freedom, freedom in general they hate democracy. they attacked us from there. >> we had a reaction from the parisian and french population, which was exceptional and an incredible capacity to say, you will not prevent us from living as we want to live that was the reaction of the population of paris, of the people of paris. and i said to myself, we have to put a moment an event, something that gives us air that allows us to be together and to show this creativity, this resilience, this taste for freedom and democracy on the question of the swim ability of the sen. this was one of the big gambles of the game. you achieved it. how are you feeling? first of all, i'm feeling good, very good and very happy because i love the the water, i love the sea, i love the rivers. >> but it's more than that it's cleaning the same cleaning the saying is cle