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Jenny Jones wins Great Britain's first ever Olympic medal on snow at Sochi 2014.

We take a look at the sports of ski and snowboard and explore their journey to Sochi 2014.

We speak to Britain's first ever taekwondo Olympic Champion, 20-year-old Jade Jones.

Plan to ensure UK high performance system is in best possible shape for Rio 2016 and beyond revealed.

We speak to the Performance Director of British Athletics about his session at the WCPC and the ECAP.

We speak to GB's most successful ever female diving partnership about the Road to Rio, training and Girls4Gold.

We speak to one of British Weightlifting's rising stars, 14-year-old Rebekah Tiler

The Brownlee brothers have sensationally secured a double medal win for Team GB this morning at Hyde Park.

Tim Baillie and Etienne Stott claimed Britain's first ever canoe slalom Olympic gold medal, with David Florence and Richard Hounslow.

William Fox-Pitt, Nicola Wilson, Tina Cook, Mary King and Zara Phillips win silver.

Coaches and managers responsible for the identification and development of elite sporting talent set to reconvene this week.

Talent graduates join Taekwondo elite academy.

50 cycling legends, including UK Sport's Director of Performance Peter Keen, were inducted into British Cycling's Hall of Fame

Talented scientists, engineers and inventors are encouraged to make an impact on British performances in 2012 as applications reopen for Ideas4Innovation, which has been granted the Inspire Mark

Zoe Gillings, the country's number one snowboarder will soon be challenging for a medal in Vancouver.

Twenty-four female athletes who responded to Victoria Pendleton's call for Girls4Gold last summer attended an intensive five day camp with British Cycling last week, all bidding for the once in a lifetime opportunity to earn a place on a development programme with one of Great Britain's most successful Olympic sports

A brief review of the work of Sports Medicine and Science, Coaching and Performance Lifestyle over the past 12 months

Since December 2006, GB Canoeing, in partnership with UK Sport and the English Institute of Sport (EIS) has been focused on a nationwide search to unearth potential female talent with the necessary attributes to become a medallist for the GB sprint kayak team at London 2012

Identification of sporting talent is as much about science as it is an art, which is why the EIS and UK Sport are working together to recruit athletes onto what is known as the Talent Transfer Programme - often referred to as the talent 'swap shop'

Two new appointments have strengthened UK Sport's Performance Directorate, with Simon Le Fevre joining as Head of Operations and Glenn Hunter due to take up the post of Consultant in Sports Science and Sports Medicine in the New Year