June 13 - The Olympic football tournament at London 2012 seems set to retain its current format, leaving the door open for players like Wayne Rooney (pictured) to represent Britain.

June 15 - Mark Armitage, who formerly worked for British Airways, has been appointed as the new commercial and membership director of Hockey England, it was announced today.

June 15 - Britain's European silver medallists Anthony Clark and Nathan Robertson scored the best win of their career today when they lifted the men's doubles title at the Aviva Singapore Open.

June 15 - Boxing has rejected a proposal by London 2012 organisers to move the sport to Wembley Arena claiming it could see competitors having to endure journey times of up to three hours.

June 16 - John Brewer (pictured), the director of sport science and Communication at multinational pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline, has been appointed as the new chairman of British Handball.

June 16 - Britain's male water polo team will no longer train together for the London 2012 Olympics because of funding cuts and British Swimming has decided to concentrate on the women's squad.

By David Owen

June 17 - The Royal Albert Hall is emerging as a possible compromise venue for the 2012 Olympic boxing competition.

By David Owen

June 18 - Olympia is being viewed as a possible venue for the 2012 Olympic boxing competition, as efforts continue to solve the one remaining conundrum relating to where sports are to be staged.

June 21 - Norman Brook (pictured), former chief executive of British Triathlon has been elected as chairman of the Western Province Triathlon Association and has taken up a position on the Board of Triathlon South Africa.

June 21 - New Delhi will stage next year's World Cup, the International Hockey Federation President Leandro Negre said today.

June 21 - Sophie Hosking and Hester Goodsell became Britain's first lightweight women's double scull to claim a gold medal when they won the latest World Cup regatta in Munich today.

June 24 - Choue Chung-won, the chairman of the World Taekwondo Federation (WTF), is confident his plans to help globalizse the traditional Korean martial art is beginning to pay dividends.