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Baroness Sue Campbell CBE was presented with the Recognition of Outstanding Contribution to Sport and Coaching Award.

This time last week, Team GB had won two gold medals. Now, just seven days later that total stands at a magnificent 17 and there may be more to come. Team GB has enjoyed a Games few people would have believed possible and all of a sudden everyone's asking the same question: "What's the secret of our success?"

UK Sport's Research and Innovation team have today announced the first winner of their Ideas 4 Innovation: Garage Innovators Award.

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

Just two weeks into the New Year, UK Sport has launched its 2006 Annual Review. The Review looks back over a landmark year for the organisation, which included major changes to the sporting landscape and the success of securing significant extra funds from Government for Olympic and Paralympic sport ahead of London 2012

Liz Nicholl: "We have every reason to be confident in our ambition to finish second in the Paralympic medal table".

Coming together for the penultimate workshop of UK Sport's 2010-11 ECAP, coaches looked at developing their leadership style.

UK Sport is delighted to announce the 12 emerging high performance coaches.

Commenting on the success of Amy Williams at the Vancouver Games, John Steele, Chief Executive of UK Sport.

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