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The British Olympic Association yesterday announced that Craig Reedie had been re-elected as the organisation's Chairman.

Sports in the UK are being invited to nominate their rising stars of coaching to take part in a ground-breaking new <i>Elite Coach</i> acceleration programme, co-ordinated by UK Sport

The International Olympic Committee announced today that London - along with Madrid, Moscow, New York and Paris - has made it on to the short-list of cities bidding to host the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games

Britain has won its first gold medal of the Games with a convincing victory in the sailing as Shirley Robertson and her Yngling crew proved themselves to be untouchable with a race to spare

The British team returned home last week having secured second place in the final medal tables at the 2004 Paralympic Games in Athens. A total of 94 medals were won, including 35 gold

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

Carr has underlined importance of increasing the number of female, and disability and disabled coaches, in high-performance sport.

Following the announcement of Bill Sweeney as the new CEO of the BOA today, Liz Nicholl, CEO of UK Sport..

We caught up with slopestyle snowboarder Aimee Fuller as she prepares for Sochi 2014.

All 12 coaches, spanning nine Olympic sports, were in attendance at the first workshop of UK Sport's 2011-13 ECAP.