McIlroy won't rush Olympics decision
Rory McIlroy has no intention of being rushed into choosing whether he represents Ireland or Great Britain at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janiero.
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Golden Boy seek licence to promote GB fights
Golden Boy, the boxing promotion company, plans to apply for a licence to promote fights in Great Britain.
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Springboks must plan without Habana
South Africa have named five uncapped players in their squad for the upcoming tour of Great Britain and Ireland, although star winger Bryan Habana misses out through injury.
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McIlroy: Irl or GB?
John McHenry discusses Rory McIlroy's inclination to play for Great Britain at the Rio 2016 Olympics
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McIlroy: Irl or GB?
John McHenry discusses Rory McIlroy's inclination to play for Great Britain at the Rio 2016 Olympics
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McIlroy hints he will play for GB at Olympics
Rory McIlroy has given the clearest indication yet that he will opt to represent Great Britain at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
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Quinlan loses to Davies in table tennis singles M1
At the ExCel Arena this afternoon, Philip Quinlan lost his singles M1 preliminary match against Great Britain's Rob Davies 11-6, 11-6, 11-7.
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James Brown
James Brown: track - 1km time trial, 4km individual pursuit. Road - time trial, road race
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Silver for Nevin: RTÉ Radio 1
Marty Morrissey describes events on RTÉ Radio 1 as Luke Campbell of Great Britain wins 14-11 and John Joe Nevin must settle for silver
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Boxing: Campbell books final showdown with Nevin
Luke Campbell will look to follow Nicola Adams' lead and book a second Olympic boxing gold medal for Great Britain tomorrow after easing through his bantamweight semi-final against Japan's Satoshi Shimizu 20-11 today.
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Hockey: Team GB take bronze against Kiwis
Great Britain's women secured only the second Olympic bronze medal in their history with victory over New Zealand at the Riverbank Area.
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Boxing: Stalker loss taints British record
Great Britain's boxing team will take a record-equalling five medals away from the London Olympics but the feat was tinged with sadness after a heart-breaking light-welterweight defeat for Thomas Stalker at ExCeL.
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Great Britain take dressage gold
Britain won team gold in Olympic dressage, breaking a 40-year winning streak for the Germans, after Carl Hester and Charlotte Dujardin posted Olympic record scores for their grand prix special tests.
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Cycling: Two more golds and a silver for Britain
Chris Hoy and Laura Trott won their second gold medals of the London 2012 Olympics as Great Britain equalled their Beijing track cycle bounty of seven wins from 10 events.
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Triathlon: Medals for the Brownlees, Noble 23rd
Alistair Brownlee became Great Britain's first Olympic champion in triathlon, while his brother Jonny picked up a bronze medal, with Ireland's Gavin Noble placing 23rd.
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Cycling: Kenny storms to sprint gold
Great Britain's Jason Kenny won a stunning Olympic gold in the men's sprint at the London 2012 velodrome, for his third Games gold.
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Boxing: Taylor guaranteed medal after stunning win
Katie Taylor has guaranteed herself at least a bronze medal at the London Olympics after a comprehensive victory in the women's lightweight boxing quarter-final over Great Britain's Natasha Jonas.
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Boxing: Taylor to tackle Jonas in London
Ireland's Katie Taylor will meet Great Britain's Natasha Jonas in the quarter-finals of the lightweight division at ExCeL on Monday.
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Peter Wilson claims shooting gold for GB
Shooter Peter Wilson claimed gold for Great Britain in the men's double trap.
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Suarez angry after GB fans boo during anthem
Uruguay striker Luis Suarez has condemned Great Britain supporters for booing during his country's national anthem before his Uruguay's 1-0 defeat to Great Britain.