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In announcing the revised budget for the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics today, the Government has confirmed that UK Sport is excluded from making any additional payment as part of the further contribution from The National Lottery.

Two announcements in recent weeks - by UK Sport and Sport England - are set to have a significant effect on the way that Olympic sports are supported by the Sports Councils

UK Sport today said that a slight redistribution of Lottery funds among the good causes could result in an additional £1 billion for sport over ten years that could be used to help fund the costs of London staging the 2012 Olympics

Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell joined key figures including three-time Olympic gold medallist Matthew Pinsent and London Mayor Ken Livingstone at a debate to discuss whether Britain should bid for the 2012 Olympic Games

The Inspiring a Generation Programme is helping more people get involved in the sport

Over the next six months will look to engage with our external partners on the outcomes of the TRARIIS review.

National Lottery funded Unorthobox in Bradford aims to reach and connect the local community.

Double Olympic medalist, Heather Stanning visits The National Lottery funded Go Row campaign in Bristol.

Review highlights improvements made in sports governance over past five years, including in diversity & inclusion - but a need to go further.

Team GB Olympians Brown and Martin are flying the flag to get more girls into skateboarding.