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France Télévisions is having a press conference currently, and with some SVG articles, we have new details on the editorial and programming offer from the PSB:

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The presenting team alternating between both stations is led by Cécile Grès, Matthieu Lartot, Laurent Luyat, Marianne Théoleyre, Jean-Baptiste Marteau, Inès Lagdiri-Nastasi, Cédric Beaudeau and Céline Rousseaux. France 2’s newscasts will have its regular presenters in line for the games, Julian Bugier and Anne-Sophie Lapix on weekdays, and Laurent Delahousse and Leïla Kaddour on weekends. Télématin will presented by Thomas Sotto and Louise Ekland (filling in for Marie Portolano) on weekdays, and Damien Thévenot and Maya Lauqué on weekends. The evening magazine, Quels Jeux ! (a special edition of the Saturday polemical Quelle époque !) will be presented by Léa Salamé and Laurent Luyat.

Franceinfo will also air a special schedule through the Games: after a special edition of La Matinale with Matthieu Belliard (weekdays) and Djamel Mazi (weekends) and the 8h30 interview, the special Les Informés edition simulcast on Franceinfo Radio will air. From 9h30 up until 18h00, rolling Olympic news bulletins will be on-air, and, from 18h, Patrice Rodemenne and Louis Laforge, with Christophe Gascard and Lucie Chaumette (newsreaders) will alternate to present Le Club Franceinfo from the Grand Halle de la Villette studio, mixing interviews and highlights of the day.

Some quick corrections and extra info: Marie Portolano is taking maternity leave during the Games, hence Louise Ekland on Télématin; additionally, as for Club Franceinfo, Rodemenne and Laforge will anchor weekdays, with Gascard and Chaumette on weekends.

Additionally, we got our first look at France 2's and France 3's studio designs:

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France TV Pro has all the details of FTV's mammoth coverage, plus extra information on its surrounding programming in the run-up to the event, including the 5-part Naudet brothers documentary film, an exclusive documentary film by Mickaël Gamrasni, Olympiques ! La France des Jeux, which premiered in this year's Cannes Film Festival, special editions of Fort Boyard and Okoo-koo, and the yearly Bastille Day classical concert, which will feature the arrival of the Olympic Flame to Paris, which will continue onto the next day with a pop concert at the Place de la République, both broadcast live by FTV, plus live coverage of selected Cultural Olympiad events.

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