UK Athletics has admitted causing the death of a Paralympian who was hit on the head by a metal pole.

UK Athletics admits guilt after death of Paralympian during training in London - Abdullah Hayayei, who represented the United Arab Emirates, was preparing to represent his country in the F34 class ...

The athletics track at William Brookes School should be open for clubs and athletes later this year.

Hundreds of people with advanced bladder cancer across the UK can now receive three rather than six chemotherapy cycles after research involving Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation and the ...

A Shropshire secondary school is spending £164,000 to refurbish its athletics track. The investment, at William Brookes School in Much Wenlock, has been announced by the 3-18 Education Trust, which ...

Six players of Nigerian descent represent the highest number ever to capture the NFL's Lombardi Trophy in a single season, winning with the Seahawks last Sunday, breaking the record of five set by the ...

Is the golden era of whisky ending? Not if you actually drink it. The market correction means bottles are back on shelves and ...

The Victorian Language of Flowers was a coded communication system in the 19th Century. Discover the meaning behind 9 popular ...

Orkney Islands Council is keeping tight-lipped over the future of Kirkwall’s new nursery, ahead of a meeting next week. The ...

A £164,000 investment to resurface the athletics track at William Brookes School has been announced by The 3-18 Education Trust.

A Co Monaghan Paralympic athlete set a new Guinness World Record yesterday (Feb 14) when he pulled a 120 tonne passenger ferry a distance of five metres off Ros-a-Mhíl fishery harbour in Co Galway.