Seven former gymnasts in New Zealand have come forward with allegations of psychological and physical abuse as the scandal in the sport continues to widen.
The Gymnast Parent Alliance, a group for parents of British youngsters in the sport, has criticised UK Sport chief executive Sally Munday for her comments made about the independent review into the allegations of abuse in British Gymnastics.
The Royal Dutch Gymnastics Union (KNGU) has suspended one of its top coaches and halted training for its international women's teams after it received allegations of physical and mental abuse.
Olympic bronze medallist Amy Tinkler has criticised the length of time taken by British Gymnastics to reach a conclusion regarding her complaint and suggests this could put other gymnasts in danger.
International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) President Morinari Watanabe has issued a message praising the bravery of athletes who come forward with stories of abuse they have suffered, while insisting the governing body is working on initiatives to improve the coaching culture of the sport.
Former Dutch gymnastics coach Gerrit Beltman has admitted to using abuse and intimidation on young gymnasts in an effort to win medals.
The International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) has been urged to hold a worldwide symposium "as soon as possible" to address the coaching culture within the sport in the wake of several abuse scandals.
Five-time Olympic gymnastics gold medallist Nellie Kim has said the sport should not lose its identity as the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) continues its promotion of parkour.
British Gymnastics has announced it will no longer be affiliated with the independent review into bullying and abuse allegations made by numerous gymnasts.
Indian gymnast Rakesh Patra is aiming to qualify for the Paris 2024 Olympics as he sets out on a comeback trail following shoulder surgery.
Olympic bronze medallist Amy Tinkler has revealed she retired in January after making a formal complaint to British Gymnastics and not because of injury.
Former USA Gymnastics coach Terry Gray has been arrested for alleged multiple counts of lewdness with a minor in Las Vegas.
Gymnasts Becky and Ellie Downie have said abusive behaviour in gymnastics has been "ingrained" and "completely normalised", following British Gymnastics announcement it will carry out an independent review into allegations of abuse made within the sport.
British Gymnastics has announced it will carry out an independent review into allegations of abuse made within the sport in the United Kingdom.
A Netflix documentary film detailing the abuse scandal in USA Gymnastics, Athlete A, has been well received by audiences after its release on the streaming service on June 24.
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