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From the defining photo of the Games so far, to the anonymous lifeguard sending the internet into a frenzy, Alexandra Neagen rounds up the most unforgettable and unlikely happenings at this year’s Olympics

In elite gymnastics, few names shine as brightly as Simone Biles, known for her high difficulty routines and seemingly unshakeable confidence. Biles stunned the world during the Tokyo Olympics when she experienced a bout of what she called “the twisties.”

Drinks giant is under fire for over-use of bottles and cups despite organisers’ promise of most eco-friendly Games ever

Taiwan competes as Chinese Taipei and fans who have used the country’s name on banners have been roughly treated

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi weighs in on controversy which involved the 29-year-old wrestler reportedly being hospitalised

Skateboarding's Olympic debut featured young champions and a veteran defying age stereotypes.

Claire Michel's illness post-triathlon raises concerns about water quality in the Seine River at the Paris Olympics.

"It's homophobes and bigots that should feel unwelcome in sport. Not me." Olympic climber Campbell Harrison kissed his boyfriend in response to homophobic attacks. The post “We’re Still Not Safe Here”: Olympic Climber Responds To Homophobic Trolls By Kissing Boyfriend first appeared on Bored Panda.

Josh Kerr fears he will never race bitter rival Jakob Ingebrightsen again at the Olympics.

Senegal is just one of many countries represented at the Africa Station, a hub for athletes and fans during the Paris Olympics, situated on L'île Saint-Denis, north of Paris. With ambassadors like beloved Senegalese musician Youssou N’Dour, who held a special concert, the country showed its readiness to host the…

Team pursuit squad, who train in Mallorca, are country's first to compete at the Games