In pictures: The images that capture a special Olympics, 10 years on
Ten years ago Great Britain won 65 medals – 29 golds, 18 silvers and 18 bronzes – to clinch third place in the table at London 2012.
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On this day in 2010: Mo Farah leads British one-two in Barcelona
Sir Mo Farah became the first British man to win the European 10,000 metres title on this day in 2010 as he led home a brilliant one-two in Barcelona’s Olympic Stadium.
Wightman wins gold with dad in the commentary box
Beating the Olympic champion to win a World Championship gold medal is a feeling few athletes get to experience but Jake Wightman is unique in doing it with his dad commentating on the race, live in the stadium.
Wightman relishes special family victory
EUGENE, Ore. : Beating the Olympic champion to win a World Championship gold medal is a feeling few athletes get to experience but Jake Wightman is unique in doing it with his dad commentating on the race, live in the stadium.
Exclusive: Henrik Stenson facing crunch talks over Ryder Cup captaincy due to LIV Golf contract clause
Henrik Stenson will meet with the DP World Tour on Tuesday as speculation increases that Europe’s Ryder Cup captain is about to join the Saudi rebel circuit.
Mo Farah’s bravery is his greatest achievement after trafficking revelations
I’ll always be able to say I was there…August 4, 2012. Super Saturday.
World Athletics Championships: Tokyo named as host for 2025 edition after beating bids from Nairobi, Singapore, Silesia
Tokyo has been announced as the host city for the 2025 World Athletics Championships after beating rival bids from Nairobi, Singapore and Silesia. It’s the second time Tokyo have hosted the competition after staging the event in 1991.
UK Police Open Investigation Into Mo Farah Trafficking Revelations
London's Metropolitan Police have opened an investigation into British Olympic great Mo Farah's stunning revelations he was illegally trafficked into Britain as a child. The 39-year-old Somalia-born athlete -- who won double Olympic gold (5/10,000m) for his adopted country at both the 2012 and 2016 Games -- revealed in a BBC documentary this week his real name is Hussein Abdi Kahin. He added he was forced to work in domestic servitude after entering the country aged eight or nine.