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'More medals and more medallists' is the ambition as UK Sport sets out Tokyo 2020 investment figures

Teams compete in London for a place in the World League Final with World Cup qualification also at stake

The awards are recognising and celebrating excellence within Black Asian and Minority Ethnic communities

Nine coaches from a wide range of sports graduate with two invited to join the prestigious Coaching Fellowship

The coach of Olympic gold medallist Adam Peaty will speak to colleagues on Monday evening

Britain will host the 2019 World Taekwondo Championships after winning a bid for a unique series of events ahead of 2020

Organisations seeking public funding for sport and physical activity must meet new gold standards of governance

The 31-match tournament is due to be held at 12 stadiums across the country

After landing the UCI Road World Championships, Head of Major Events Esther Britten has high hopes there is more to come

The UCI Road World Championships is coming to Great Britain as Yorkshire was announced as host of the 2019 event.

Olympic and Paralympic sports' support staff are gathering to explore the role of ‘parents as part of the support team’

Research has revealed that nearly 1 million people took part in I Am Team GB, The Nation’s Biggest Sports Day

Marking a unique moment for women’s sport, three-year campaign TeamUp aims to build a fan base for women’s team sports.

British Paralympians win an outstanding 147 medals to deliver the best performance since National Lottery funding began.

Another 21 medals on the board makes Rio 2016 the most successful Paralympics since National Lottery funding began.

London 2012 medal count surpassed with impressive haul on day nine, including a golden hat-trick for Cockroft.

On the penultimate day of the Paralympics, the sailing medals are decided and swimming reached its finale.

A third gold for Cockroft ensures ParalympicsGB achieve historic 121 medals at the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games.

With just three days to go, the women's basketball team shoot for their first ever Paralympic medal.

Olympic rowing champion Heather Stanning is backing a new campaign to discover new talent in the British Army.

Cox doubles up to win a historic second gold, this time on the athletics track, while Storey wins 13th Paralympic title.

Hewett and Reid face France in doubles final, as Brits vye for inaugural Paralympic canoe medals.

Cyclists take to the roads of Rio and flag bearer Lee Pearson eyes a medal in equestrian on day seven.

Great Britain equal London 2012 Paralympic gold medal tally with five days of competition left at Rio 2016.

Shock and elation as British swimmers set Rio pool alight with golden hat-trick.

Brits battle for bronze in wheelchair tennis, while Simmonds goes for her third consecutive title.

Most successful day so far for ParalympicsGB in Rio with 21 medals, including Whitehead defending his London 2012 title.

On day five Weir and Chiassaro go head-to-head, while Simmonds goes for consecutive titles.

Kadeena Cox impresses with her second medal in a second sport in Rio, and Andy Lewis wins historic triathlon gold.

Today in Rio sees four GB boats in rowing finals and Richard Whitehead takes the stage to defend his Paralympic title.

Triathlon makes Paralympic debut, Cox switches sports and Cockroft looks to replicate London glory.

Jonnie Peacock's dominant defence of London 2012 title among a staggering seven golds won by Great Britain on day 2.

Dame Sarah Storey becomes Britain's most successful female Paralympian of all time on day 1 of Rio 2016.

Cundy out to overcome London woes, while Peacock aims to defend London title on day 2 of the Paralympics.

After a colour and vibrant opening ceremony last night, take a look ahead to day 1 of the Paralympics.

Liz Nicholl shares a good luck message on behalf of UK Sport as British Paralympians strive to better London medal haul.

London 2017 announces 1,047,000 IAAF World Championships tickets have been applied for, some sessions are oversubscribed

No host nation had ever topped their medal tally in the following away Games, until Team GB eclipsed London 2012 in Rio

Records tumbled and history was written during 15 days of British sporting glory in Rio de Janeiro

More history made by Great Britain on the penultimate day of Rio 2016.