Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby (GBWR) has today announced that former UK Athletics chair Ed Warner has been appointed to the Board of Trustees with immediate effect and will take over from the current chair, Kevin Aitchison, when he stands down in September 2020.

The Board of the British Basketball Federation (BBF) has appointed longtime former Manchester United Football Club Board member Maurice Watkins to the position of chair following last month’s resignation from the post of interim chair by Ed Warner.

Great Britain's basketball teams will be able to compete in World Cup qualifying matches starting next month after receiving a special £500,000 ($665,000/€571,000) funding package from the Government.

Former UK Athletics chairman Ed Warner has been appointed interim chair of British Basketball in an attempt to lead the organisation out of a financial crisis.

Former UK Athletics head Ed Warner has been appointed interim independent chair of the British Equestrian Federation (BEF).

International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) President Sebastian Coe has promised that the next World Championships in 2019 will remain in Doha after the choice of the Qatari capital was criticised by Ed Warner, the chairman of this year's event in London, which finished here tonight. 

Birmingham and Liverpool have both dismissed a suggestion for the Olympic Stadium to be used to host athletics during the 2022 Commonwealth Games if England are awarded the event. 

London 2017 co-chair Ed Warner has claimed the British Paralympic Association (BPA) and UK Athletics are both "extremely keen" for the city to bid for the 2019 World Para Athletics Championships.

Competition is still ongoing at the 2017 World Para Athletic Championships here in London, but talk over where the next edition of the biennial event will be held and whether it could even return to England’s capital in two years’ time has already begun.

London 2017 co-chairman Ed Warner is keen to see England’s capital host a second consecutive World Para Athletics Championships in 2019, claiming that it can be done "if everyone wants it to happen".

The opening of the 2017 World Para Athletics Championships saw the United Arab Emirates’ team manager Theban Almheiri receive a special medal for the family of athlete Abdullah Hayayei, who tragically died earlier this week.

Malcolm Arnold, one of the most respected coaches within British athletics over the past 40 years, has disputed the claim of the departing chairman of UK Athletics, Ed Warner, that he has left the domestic sport "in great shape" - and has warned that its future looks potentially bleak because of a neglect of coach education and development.

Malcolm Arnold describes himself as "just a retired 77-year-old pensioner" - but we all know there is a little more to it than that.

Richard Bowker has officially taken over from Ed Warner as chairman of UK Athletics following the formal conclusion of his transition into the role.

UK Athletics chairman Ed Warner has said here he believes that "some fervour" has to be taken out of the debate regarding European Athletics' controversial proposal to rewrite records set before 2005.