‘Sport saved my life’
Paralympian David Smith tells Edward Lowe about his amazing journey to Olympic success
Tag Archives: London 2012
Can the FA finally give homophobia the red card?
After the retirement of Robbie Rogers, Andrew Georgeson investigates the stigma around LGBT people in sport
FA chiefs ‘not serving the interest of the sport’
Dean Joseph speaks to the England fans spokesman about why top jobs at the FA should go to former players
‘Athletes do it for pride, not money’
Alex Cheah speaks to Britain’s next star of the 100 metre track, Adam Gemili
Did British expectations ruin Rebecca Adlington?
Swimming’s star of 2008 moves away from professional competition
What separates ‘the Mo Farahs’ from the rest?
Chris McKeon explores what makes a good athlete extraordinary
Should Paralympians race in the Olympics?
If an athlete feels capable, let them race, says Oliver Chipchase
Can Olympic success hinder a boxer’s progress?
Mike Carre thinks Audley Harrison and Amir Khan were rushed after showing Olympic promise
Sexism in sport still widespread despite Olympic leap forward
Ross Highfield asks if the success of Jessica Ennis and co leveled the gender playing field?
A day in the life of a London 2012 volunteer
Looking like a clone, meeting people from around the world and checking out Tom Daley… all part of a Games Maker’s day
Olympic champions deserve respect not suspicion
We should enjoy Ye Shiwen and Ruta Meilutyte’s record-breaking achievements, writes Dan Holland
Success of having female athletes in every Olympic team must not be wasted
The IOC should use power to press Saudi Arabia to adopt more inclusive sporting policy
‘Number of GB medals irrelevant, London 2012 will be a great failure’
Serious problems with the Games should not be ignored, writes Alfie van den Bos
Top 10 London 2012 Olympic Rivalries
Britain vs Australia, Federer vs. Djokovic – who are the most bitter of rivals at this year’s Games?
