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 At just 24 years old, Nicolas Gestin has made history by becoming the Olympic canoe slalom champion at the Paris 2024 Games. His impressive victory came on Monday in Vaires-sur-Marne, under the watchful eye of Tony Estanguet, the head of the Paris 2024 organizing committee and a renowned legend in the canoe slalom discipline. Gestin’s triumph not only secured France its fourth gold medal of these Games but also added to the nation's impressive tally of 13 medals overall.  The Breton athlete, who had previously earned the title of vice-world champion in C1 in 2023, delivered a stunning performance that left his competitors trailing significantly. He finished well ahead of Britain’s Adam Burgess, who took second place, and Slovakia’s Matej Benus, who came in third, with a gap of more than five seconds separating them from the gold medalist. This victory marks a significant milestone in Gestin’s career and brings immense pride to French sport. **Imperial Qualifications** Nicolas...

 **Paris: Nina Mittelham Shines as Third German to Advance to Second Round of Olympic Table Tennis Tournament** Nina Mittelham has made a remarkable impact at the Olympic table tennis tournament in Paris, becoming the third German player to secure a spot in the second round. Following a dominant 4-0 victory over Australian player Minhyung Jee, the European Championship runner-up from Berlin now vies for a position in the round of 16. This achievement follows the successful advances of her national teammates Dang Qiu and Dimitrij Ovtcharov, who secured their places in the subsequent rounds over the past two days. In her Olympic singles debut, Mittelham is set to face the formidable yet relatively unknown North Korean competitor Pyon Song Gyong. Meanwhile, European champion Dang Qiu is scheduled to be the first German player to compete in the round of 16 this evening at 8 p.m. at the South Paris Arena, where he will face Kazakh player Kirill Gerassimenko. **Nina Mittelham: Highly Con...

 We can confirm that a 17-year-old male from Banks, who was arrested in connection with the stabbing that occurred in Southport earlier this morning, Monday, July 29, remains in police custody. He will be subject to further questioning as part of the ongoing investigation into this serious incident. At this preliminary stage of the investigation, efforts are focused on uncovering the motive behind this tragic event. We urge the public to refrain from speculation and to allow the investigation to proceed without interference. Additionally, we can confirm that the incident is not currently being treated as terror-related, and there are no other individuals being sought in relation to this case at this time. We will provide any significant updates to the public as they become available. In the meantime, residents and interested parties can follow Merseyside Police on social media for the latest information. For those who wish to share information or tips related to the case, please vi...

À Spa-Francorchamps, George Russell a franchi la ligne d’arrivée en premier et est monté sur la première marche du podium dimanche. Cependant, après examen, c'est finalement son coéquipier Lewis Hamilton qui a été déclaré vainqueur du Grand Prix de Belgique de Formule 1, suite à une décision des commissaires. Le résultat a été modifié en raison d'une infraction constatée, changeant ainsi le classement initial.

 The Matildas have kept their Olympic medal hopes alive with a dramatic comeback victory over Zambia in their second group match in Nice. Down 4-2 at halftime due to a hat-trick by Zambian captain Barbra Banda, Australia rallied in the second half, scoring four goals in one of the most memorable comebacks in Olympic football history. Substitute striker Michelle Heyman emerged as the hero, coming on just before the hour mark with the score at 5-3. She scored the decisive goal in the 90th minute, igniting jubilation among the stadium crowd and fans watching from home.The Matildas faced an early challenge as striker Barbra Banda scored just 40 seconds into the match, turning past defender Clare Hunt outside the box and blasting a shot over the outstretched arms of goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold. Australia quickly equalized five minutes later. Captain Steph Catley's looping free kick sailed over Zambia's defensive line and found Alanna Kennedy, who headed the ball low into the bottom ...

Torri Huske secured Olympic gold in Paris by just four one-hundredths of a second.  Representing Arlington, Virginia, Huske powered through the 100m butterfly final on the second day of the Olympics, finishing with a time of 55.39. "I feel like I'm in shock right now," Huske remarked after the exhilarating race. Her teammate, the dominant University of Virginia swimmer Gretchen Walsh, finished a mere 40 milliseconds behind, clocking in at 55.63 to take the silver medal. This marks Walsh's first individual Olympic medal. "I'm just happy that we're going to be one-two on the podium today," Walsh said This marks the first time since 1984 that the USA has held the top two spots in this event, according to NBC Olympics. The presence of five of the seven fastest female swimmers in history made Team USA's victory even more remarkable. Walsh set an Olympic record in the semifinals on Saturday with a time of 55.38, just one millisecond faster than Huske’s...