There comes a point in the life of every host city when the idea that they are about to host the Olympic Games becomes frighteningly real. 

The summer of 2012, when London hosted the Olympics and Paralympics, was such a glorious time in Britain that it is no wonder that, as the 10th anniversary of those Games approaches, there is growing interest in bringing them back to the capital for a record fourth time.

London 2012 Olympic boxing gold medallist Oleksandr Usyk has established a charitable foundation to help Ukrainians impacted by the war with Russia.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has claimed the city is capable of staging the "greenest Olympics ever" as he wages a campaign to make London "the sporting capital of the world".

I recently realised with a mixture of astonishment and horror that this month brought the 25^th anniversary of the date when John Major ceased to be Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Six-time Olympic medal-winning cyclist Laura Kenny, alongside Paralympic cyclists Neil and Lora Fachie, has officially opened a new exhibition showcasing the legacy of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games at Lee Valley VeloPark.

Despite facing personal difficulties in recent months, Britain's most successful female Olympic athlete Dame Laura Kenny is excited at the prospect of competing at a home Commonwealth Games in Birmingham later this year.

An exhibition aiming to highlight the legacy of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games has been opened at the Lee Valley VeloPark.

The London Aquatics Centre has today reopened - a month after a gas leak resulted in 29 people being taken to hospital.

Supplement brand FitLine has donated €35,000 (£29,200/$38,000) in the auction held by Tony Martin to raise money for Ukrainian children, before returning the London 2012 silver medal to the German cyclist.

Olympic boxing champion Oleksandr Usyk of Ukraine has spoken of the military assault facing his country after taking up arms against Russian forces.

Chief executive of an Olympic Games Organising Committee (OCOG) sounds like a glamorous job: the opportunity to be involved in the world’s biggest sporting event, VIP tickets to watch some of the most sought-after events on the planet and a healthy six-figure salary.

Former German cyclist Tony Martin is to auction his London 2012 Olympic silver medal to raise funds to support Ukrainian children impacted by Russia’s invasion.

Twenty-nine people have been taken to hospital after a chlorine gas leak at the London Aquatics Centre.

Yelena Lashmanova will be stripped of her London 2012 Olympics gold medal after being found to have breached anti-doping rules, with all nine Russian race walkers at the Games having now been disqualified.