The chair of the London Legacy Development Corporation raises concerns over the Olympic Park's 18 month closure

Athletes and sports not expected to qualify for Rio in 2016 will not receive any funding.

The FA will not back a GB men's football team in Rio and says it is unlikely there will be a women's side competing either.

Lord Moynihan the Chair of the BOA announced he was to step down a year ahead of his end of his formal term of office finishes.

British Olympic Association (BOA) Chairman Colin Moynihan today made the below announcement in a letter to the BOA Board, the National Olympic Committee and the BOA Advisory Board.

Breakfast event today co-hosted by Sports Think Tank to launch new paper

A survey by ComRes for the BBC has suggested that two-thirds of people do not think the Olympic Games will benefit their local area. The survey also reveals that 69% of people think that the Games are more about Big Business and not local people

"It shows there is still some way to go to convince people in a survey about the Games"

Only a third of them said they had become more excited about the games during the course of this year.

Rhetoric used to justify sport challenged by new report.

Eight week extension to bid process

'BOA asks Lottery for £2 million to help fund biggest-ever Team GB'

Funding added to the existing £312m from the National Lottery, Government Exchequer and Team 2012 funds