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The accessibility of individual sports as well as medal potential will determine funding ahead of the next Winter Olympics, UK Sport chair Dame Katherine Grainger said on Monday.
Northern Ireland football chiefs have sought assurances from the Communities Minister that the sub-regional stadia funding plan remains on the table.
New Zealand Rugby has finally agreed terms for its much-craved cash injection, shaking hands with the players union to sell a minority stake to private equity firm Silver Lake.
London 2012 long jump champion Greg Rutherford believes Team GB have the potential to be a successful nation at the Winter Olympics, but not if the level of funding stays the same. Great Britain are yet to get on the medal table at Beijing 2022, after several chances came and went.
Irish League fans have unanimously hit out following news that the £36m sub-regional stadia funding plan is under threat.
Meanwhile, schools and colleges in the southern Indian state of Karnataka recently banned the hijab, or headscarf. Muslim students were outraged, while Hindu nationalists held counter-protests supporting the ban. Secularism is a cornerstone of India's constitution, but in recent years, the line between the state and religion has become blurred under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
British gold medallist Amy Williams has pleaded for patience and continued funding from UK Sport, with Team GB looking likely to end their run of winning a skeleton medal at every Winter Olympics since it was reintroduced to the programme in 2002. Matt Weston and Marcus Wyatt finished 15th and 16th respectively in the men's competition, while PyeongChang 2018 bronze medallist Laura Deas and debutant Brogan Crowley sit 21st and 22nd at the halfway point of the women's event.
The GAA's new multi-million Games Development budget model will be unveiled in the coming weeks, with GAA Director Tom Ryan stating it should deliver for all counties.