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  • What is wrong with track and field? Why athletics could go extinct

    April 17, 2023

    What is wrong with athletics? On the surface it doesn’t seem to be a question many are asking but within track and field it’s at the forefront of minds. Despite the quality of athletes remaining at historically high levels, the need and desire from fans to see them appears to be dwindling. Poor attendances at [...]

  • Ed Warner: British amateur sport must take a match to bonfire of bureaucracy

    April 13, 2023

    Different patterns of belonging in this social media age are a stiff challenge to those of us attempting to build membership rosters for sporting bodies.  What can we offer to persuade amateur athletes and casual fans to give a chunk of their identities – and a few quid from their virtual wallets – to organisations [...]

  • Russia’s athletics doping suspension is OVER, but ban remains due to Ukraine invasion

    March 23, 2023

    World Athletics president Seb Coe has said that Russia’s seven-year doping ban has been lifted, but restrictions due to the Ukraine invasion remain. An investigation uncovered widespread state-sponsored doping was present across many disciplines in Russia and the country was banned from having athletes compete under the Russian flag unless they were categorically, in no [...]

  • Lineker row offers the BBC a chance to reflect on how it does sport

    March 16, 2023

    National treasuredom isn’t codified. It is a status that creeps up on individuals, usually as they enter their twilight years. It does not reflect universal approbation, but certainly requires dissenters to be in a dwindling minority. Gary Lineker is clearly too divisive a figure to be considered a national treasure just yet, but the past [...]

  • I’m glad sport has moved on from distasteful ‘Plastic Brit’ debate – Ed Warner

    March 9, 2023

    Dazzled by Great Britain’s three golden moments at the European Athletics Indoor Championships in Istanbul last weekend, you’ll likely have missed the home nation’s unexpected victory in the women’s triple jump.  Reeling from last month’s earthquake devastation, Turkey will have drawn some comfort from Tugba Danismaz’s winning leap. And she was only ranked ninth in [...]

  • Hodgkinson takes European track gold as Sawyers shines in field for Britain

    March 5, 2023

    Keely Hodgkinson defended her 800m European Indoor Championships title as the Brit stormed to gold in Istanbul. The 21-year-old completed the four laps of the 200m track in a time of one minute 58.66 seconds and clear of the rest of the field. Slovenia’s Anita Horvat came home in second, nearly two seconds behind Hodgkinson, [...]

  • Politicians must step in to protect sport in legal minefield of trans policy – Ed Warner

    March 2, 2023

    The ruck over transgender women participating in female sport is fiercely contested. Opinions are polarised, each side shouting in its own echo chamber. Into my inbox and into the debate drops an email from a PR agent containing a legal opinion that is a reminder that this issue is nuanced. It reinforces my own view [...]

  • ‘Greta Thunberg of sport’ won’t fly to Australia over environment concerns

    January 26, 2023

    British athlete Innes FitzGerald, dubbed the ‘Greta Thunberg of sport’, has refused to take part in a world championships event in Australia because of environmental concerns.  FitzGerald, 16, has said the 10,000-mile flight fills her with “deep concern”. “The reality of the travel fills me with deep concern,” she said. “I would never be comfortable [...]

  • World Rugby should be taking the lead on tackle heights, not following

    January 26, 2023

    It is the work of just a minute or two to create a petition on the Change.org website, to be one of the ‘people taking action’ whose signatures the public-benefit corporation claims to be turning into ‘victories every day’. Takes only a few seconds to add a signature to a petition.  By contrast, seven years [...]

  • Usain Bolt: Sprinter facing the loss of millions of dollars after alleged fraud

    January 15, 2023

    Usain Bolt has lost millions of dollars as a result of an alleged fraud at a Jamaican investment company.  The world’s fastest man is the most high-profile victim of the apparent scam at Stocks and Securities Limited (SSL). Bolt’s agent Nugent Walker said his client noticed that money was missing from his account last week. [...]

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