Will women finally reach above 50% of the Team GB makeup because of the examples set by famous athletes such as Jessica Ennis-Hill
Beneath a happy, energetic K-Pop exterior lies a draconian, corporate underworld
In the wake of the debate over whether international footballers should display a poppy on their kit, maybe it is time to realise that, contrary to the well-worn adage, sport and politics should, and do, mix regularly
Two time British World Champion and Olympic Gold medallist Jessica Ennis-Hill retires from athletics aged 30
Innovative approaches to TV rights are keeping major events on free-to-air TV
Alex Whitcomb looks into the potential consequences of the largest doping scandal in history
The ‘Game Changer’ plan does nothing to ease worries about the state of the women’s game
130 Team GB athletes invited to parade through Albert Square
We put the Olympics to shame by bringing to light some truly obscure sports. This week – Chess boxing.
A fantastically heart-breaking inside look into a sporting scandal that rocked the world
2017 was a fantastic year for British women in sports
David Brierley relives his time at the Eighth Shito-Ryu Karate World Championships and offers insight into the WKF World Karate Championships
With many modern athletes gaining an advantage from doping, James Blower discusses whether legalising doping should be an option
Luke Williams on why touting tickets is not legitimate capitalism and is in fact damaging the entertainment industry
Adrienne Galloway on tennis’ soft spot for skirts
Games Maker Ally Mitchell shares her experiences of the London Games
Sophie James think the Olympics had plenty to offer for the film world.
Dust off your crystal ball, don your Mystic Meg wig, and prepare to swallow some wild speculation – here’s 2012 before it happens
