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The week in pictures: Europe's shock early heatwave, French Open battles and the Blue Origin blast

The week in pictures: Europe's shock early heatwave, French Open battles and the Blue Origin blast
France 24 Sunday 31 May 2026, 14:32 UTC By FRANCE 24 1 min read
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The week in pictures: Europe's shock early heatwave, French Open battles and the Blue Origin blast In pictures Former title holders crashed out at Paris's Roland-Garros tennis stadium and PSG faced off with Arsenal in Budapest to win their second Champions League final in a row as a heatwave shattered European temperature records for the month of May: FRANCE 24 looks back at some of the week's most striking images. Advertising Keywords for this article

The week in pictures: Europe's shock early heatwave, French Open battles and the Blue Origin blast In pictures Europe Former title holders crashed out at Paris's Roland-Garros tennis stadium and PSG faced off with Arsenal in Budapest to win their second Champions League final in a row as a heatwave shattered European temperature records for the month of May: FRANCE 24 looks back at some of the week's most striking images. Advertising Keywords for this article
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