Team GB's class of 2024 are preparing to shine at the Olympic Games in Paris. They are standing on the shoulders of giants with the United Kingdom being the only nation to be represented at every ...

His Majesty King Charles III is to become Patron of the British Olympic Association (BOA). Buckingham Palace confirmed the Patronage to mark the first anniversary of Their Majesties’ Coronation ...

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David Devine claimed his second Paralympic medal in two days by coming from way back to win 800 metres bronze at the Olympic Stadium. The Liverpool athlete, who finished third over 1500m on Tuesday ...

Lizzie Simmonds Swimming: Beijing 2008, London 2012. (Chair of BOA Athletes’ Commission) Lizzie is a double European Champion, Commonwealth and World Championship medallist. She represented Team GB ...

The British Olympic Association (BOA) has today announced the Team GB athletics squad for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games featuring a host Olympic, World and European medallists. Reigning individual ...

Professor Elizabeth Pike PhD, a leading expert in sport and gender from the University of Hertfordshire (Great Britain), is the Global Winner of the 2024 International Olympic Committee (IOC) Gender ...

To represent Team GB is to stand on the shoulders of giants, each athlete laying a stitch in a tapestry of triumph and adversity lasting 126 years and counting. Black British athletes For more than a ...

The Performance Rehabilitation team is a multi-disciplinary team providing an agile suite of high-level rehabilitation services. The team consists of staff from the UK Sports Institute (UKSI), and is ...

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Swimming at the Olympics has produced a long list of British sporting icons during its history. From Anita Lonsbrough, to Mark Foster, to Adam Peaty, British swimmers have often become household names ...

Four-time Olympian Emma Carrick-Anderson never set out to turn her son into a champion. “We have always focused on looking after the person first,” she says. “We've always believed in trying to make ...