Any dream will do of a future with on voice

Hopes raised that an accord among angling bodies can be reached that will bring an end to conflicting ambitions

Fast show from Sam wins big prize for Zoer

The Dutchman overcame favourite Ludger Beerbaum in the eight-horse jump-off, while the British contingent faltered early

Henley rain fails to dampen British spirits

Bad weather could not prevent a party mood as University rubbed shoulders with Olympic athletes to battle for the spoils

Gail Emms: Bolt of blonde lightning

Olympic hopeful Gail Emms, who can hit a shuttlecock at 160mph, says badminton is not for softies

Website of the week: Bethany Hamilton

Having lost her left arm in a shark attack, Bethany Hamilton has continued her quest to be a professional surf dudette

Life’s a beach for model girl Tatiana

Questions of sport: former pole vaulter Tatiana Grigorieva talks about her modelling and the airports that drove her crazy

Is this the world’s greatest athlete?

Six golds in Athens may prove to be just a warm-up act as Michael Phelps bids to rewrite the record books in Beijing

Harrington and Garcia in contention

The Irishman and Spaniard are within striking distance of Ross Fisher, the leader, for the final round of the European Open

Hoy blows hot in Beijing Olympics warm-up

The German's final event before attempting to make amends for her disappointment in Athens gets off to a solid start

Blue pills turned Heidi into a man

East German shot putter was fed drugs that caused lasting damage

Cycling power struggle hits Tour de France

The sport's governing body is ostracised from its leading event as fallout from last year's controversial race continues

West turns on the power to sink Americans

Olympic gold medal-winner leads the charge as Britain's reserves take on world-class talent at the Henley Royal Regatta

Cavendish can give Tour fresh start

The British rider's regular testing is one of the ways that teams are restoring the reputation of a drug-tainted competition

Lord Coe voices dismay over Chambers

London 2012 chairman says that the integrity of athletics is more important than the fate of a convicted drug cheat

Team GB attired and emotional

No expense spared to ensure that Olympic athletes look the part

Has peloton finally cleaned up its act?

"Biological passports" introduced to ensure that this year's Tour de France will not be overshadowed by drugs scandals

Coe and Ovett combine to inspire Baddeley

Britain's middle-distance hope has a daunting double act to follow when he goes seeking gold at the Beijing Olympics

Germany set out stall for Beijing with win

Olympic show-jumping team underlines strength with third successive Aachen Nations Cup win as Britain finishes third

Russel joins the list of wounded eventers

Britain are still expected to be in the medal hunt despite another absentee and the injuries to both Toytown and Shabrak