Paris Games: Léon Marchand and Ferrand-Prévot bring the number of gold medals to three

During the Paris Games on Sunday, the prodigy of the basins Léon Marchand and the mountain biker Pauline Ferrand-Prévot, without rivals, brought the number of gold medals for the French delegation to three, after gold for the French team Minine soccer was beaten in extra time by Canada, the reigning champion (2-1) at Saint-Étien. the men's rugby sevens team on Saturday. Both teams will play their qualification for the quarterfinals on the final day

Paris: the southern half of France on alert for an orange heatwave

Due to a heat wave that is expected to rise again on Tuesday towards the North and the Olympic sites in Ile-de-France, the thermometer is panicking in the southern half of France: 39 departments are placed on Monday noon on heatwave alert. According to Météo-France, during this first heat wave of the year, the 40-degree mark could be exceeded in southern Toulouse, the hinterland of Gard and Hérault or even New Aquitaine

Transport: SNCF traffic should resume normally on Monday after the sabotages

The sabotages, on the night of Thursday to Friday, caused a monster mess in train stations on Friday at the height of attendance for departures and returns from vacations, and a few hours before the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris. On Sunday, the situation on the Atlantic axis is “almost normal” and “3 TGV out of 4” circulate on the North axis, “without any increase in travel time now”, according to a press release from SNCF. The SNCF announces that the repair work on high-speed lines after a series of acts of sabotage is “completely over” and that “there will be no further disruption” for travelers “as of Monday morning”.

Deadly shooting on the annexed Golan: Israel promises to retaliate “with force”

The day after a shooting that killed 12 young people on the Syrian Golan Heights, blamed on Lebanese Hezbollah, raising fears of a regional outbreak in the midst of war in the Gaza Strip, Israel promised to “strike the enemy forcefully”. For its part, Iran warned Israel against the “consequences” of a retaliatory attack in Lebanon. The White House accused the Lebanese Islamist movement, supported by Iran, of carrying out this “horrible” attack.

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