A British man has been arrested after he climbed the Eiffel Tower hours before the start of the closing ceremony of the Paris Olympic Games. The shirtless man, identified as a professional climber in French media, scaled the 1,083-foot-tall monument without any equipment. In one video shared on social media, the blond, bearded man, who...
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