With a rueful chuckle, Alex Gough, chief executive of the Professional Squash Association (PSA), admitted that in the wake of the sport’s historic inclusion on the Olympic programme at Los Angeles 2028 he was put in mind of the celebrated comment by late United States tennis player Vitas Gerulaitis.

On Tuesday (October 10), the UEFA Executive Committee will announce the host nations of the UEFA European Championships in 2028 and 2032.

The Paris 2024 Olympic Games is now less than a year away and amid all the excitement in the build-up to the most significant moment of the sporting calendar, talk has already turned to legacy.

Russia's London 2012 Olympic volleyball gold medallist Taras Khtey has spearheaded a collection fund of ammunition to be used in the war against Ukraine.

A woman who has claimed she was raped by British comedian and Hollywood actor Russell Brand alleged the incident happened just a short while before he starred in the Closing Ceremony of the 2012 Olympic Games in London.

Olympic champion Peter Wilson has called for shooting to re-introduce open categories where men compete alongside women.

The company which runs the main stadium from the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics has invited tenders for the installation and management of solar panels.

The traditional summer Promenade Concerts are set to begin tonight at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

Former Olympian and leading United States equestrian athlete Rich Fellers has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a minor after being charged with grooming his teenage student into an illegal relationship.

British Olympic Association chairman Sir Hugh Robertson, who played a pivotal role in delivering London 2012, has advised Paris 2024 organisers to "stay calm and focused" despite riots sweeping across France.

Sir Michael Hopkins, the British architect who designed the Velodrome for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games in London, has died at the age of 88, it was announced today.

When it comes to a coronation, pop festival or state funeral no one does it better than the Brits.

Five retired Russian weightlifters, three of whom lost Olympic silver medals at London 2012 because of doping violations, have been suspended for periods of 18 months to four years for historic offences.

Botswana’s first Olympic medallist Nijel Amos has decided to put his silver medal from London 2012 up for sale after he was handed a ban for doping offences.

The unveiling of commemorative plaques on Wembley’s Olympic Way this week has been described as symbolic of the "regeneration, growth and renewal," of Wembley Stadium in its centenary year.