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  • Medal magnet Laura Muir Hungary for World Championship gold in Budapest

    August 22, 2023

    A quick search of household name British middle-distance runner Laura Muir will return a plethora of pages, articles and images of her winning medals. The Scottish 1,500m specialist has seen off all comers in the Diamond League, at the European Championships and at the Commonwealth Games. But the gold medals – of which she has [...]

  • Katarina Johnson-Thompson times run to perfection for World heptathlon gold

    August 20, 2023

    Katarina Johnson-Thompson produced a personal best in the decisive 800m to win heptathlon gold at the World Athletics Championships for a second time.  The Briton, whose career has been ravaged by an Achilles injury since she won this title in 2019, showed remarkable guts to pip American rival Anna Hall today in Budapest. Johnson-Thompson, 30, [...]

  • Premier League, baseball, monster trucks and Foo Fighters: the London Stadium summer transformation in one minute

    August 17, 2023

    The 2012 Olympic legacy has been heralded by the London stadium chief, as a time-lapse showcases a jam-packed summer of gigs, sport and monster trucks. West Ham may be hosting Premier League Football once again this August, but for anyone who has been around Stratford over the last three months you may have thought it [...]

  • PTO Tour gets World Championship status after striking alliance with World Triathlon

    August 16, 2023

    The PTO Tour, the athlete part-owned circuit of the Professional Triathletes Association, has received a major boost after being recognised as the official World Championship of long-distance triathlon. As part of a new agreement between the PTO and World Triathlon, the men’s and women’s winners of the PTO Tour season, whose competitors include England’s Alistair [...]

  • Is chess a sport? It soon may be chasing the Olympic Holy Grail

    August 10, 2023

    Columnist Ed Warner discusses chess, funding fringe sports and what makes a solid sporting body chief executive. Where do you draw the line between games and sports? Mine is at the door of the pub, so ruling dominos, bar billiards, space invaders and darts out of the sporting firmament. I realise of course that this [...]

  • Make triathlon more accessible to watch, says GB gold medalist Alex Yee

    August 9, 2023

    Olympic gold medal winning triathlete Alex Yee has called on broadcasters to make the sport more accessible ahead of the Paris Olympics next year. The World Triathlon Championship Series is currently broadcast free-to-air by the BBC but often finds itself relegated to BBC Sport or Red Button services, though the recent event in Sunderland was [...]

  • Exclusive: IOC could ban Iran from Olympics over human rights abuses

    August 7, 2023

    The International Olympic Committee (IOC) stands ready to ban Iranian athletes from competing at next year’s Olympic Games in Paris if human rights abuses in the country continue, Morning Wire understands. With tensions in the nation between protestors and both the government and Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, athletes have been targeted by the regime. Former [...]

  • ‘Sooner The Hundred is scrapped the better, the Ashes shone’

    August 3, 2023

    I’ve had a tough summer so far on behalf of readers, dragging myself from Ashes to Ashes – a day at each of the five men’s Tests plus one of the women’s T20s. From the maddening Rubik’s Cube of ticket application ballots last autumn, through the tyranny of rail strikes, to the final dose of [...]

  • Ed Warner: Commonwealth Games must be stripped down and redesigned

    July 27, 2023

    Victoria’s premier Daniel Andrews expertly channelled Kath of Kath & Kim fame with his “look at moi!” presser last week when he pulled the state out of hosting the next Commonwealth Games.  Behind his baleful blue eyes sat a brain programmed to local politics – and a truth about the “friendly games” that must be [...]

  • Team GB set for lowest gold medal haul for 20 years at Paris 2024 Olympics

    July 26, 2023

    Team GB athletes are predicted to win just 10 gold medals at the Paris 2024 Olympics, their lowest tally for 20 years. Schoolgirl skateboarder Sky Brown, 15, 800m runner Keely Hodgkinson and BMX star Bethany Shriever are among those tipped to top the podium by analysts Gracenote Sports. Gymnasts Jessica Gadirova and Bryony Page and [...]

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