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Romell Glave soars to European men’s 100m title in British one-two ahead of Jeremiah Azu

Britain’s Romell Glave won a stunning gold in the men’s 100m at the European championships, with his teammate Jeremiah Azu picking up silver

Birmingham 2026: European Athletics Championships day two – as it happened

Romell Glave and Jeremiah Azu made it a British one-two in the men’s 100m final as Nadine Visser ended her wait for 100m hurdles glory

Keely Hodgkinson puts on shades and breezes into European 800m semi-finals in style

The British runner’s time of 1min 57.28sec was her fastest in a heat, achieved in a race where she wore sunglasses on the track for the first time

European Athletics Championships face backlash over ‘crazy prices’ and empty seats

Keely Hodgkinson’s coach, and the BBC commentator Steve Cram have led a chorus of concern about high ticket prices causing lower attendances at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham

European Athletics Championships: Hunt wins women’s 100m gold, Ingebrigtsen kicks to 5,000m title – as it happened

Amy Hunt won her first major title in the women’s 100m while Jakob Ingebrigtsen capped his injury comeback with victory in the men’s 5,000m

Britain’s Amy Hunt powers to emphatic 100m European gold and thrills home crowd

The British sprinter secured the 100m European title in 11.00sec in Birmingham, with Ewa Swoboda claiming silver and Delphine Nkansa a bronze

Jakob Ingebrigtsen returns from injury woe to win historic European 5,000m gold

Jakob Ingebrigtsen, in his first race for 11 months after injury, won the men’s 5,000m final to become the first man to win four European titles in the same event

Hodgkinson’s 800m showdown headlines mouthwatering European Championships

There will be a host of world-class athletes in Birmingham this week but the 800m should shine like a supernova

Future of Australian high jumping in good hands after teenager claims world U20 title

High-flying Izobelle Louison-Roe is well placed to challenge Nicola Olyslagers and Eleanor Patterson on the biggest stages after gold in Eugene

Britain ends 92-year European athletics wait with Hodgkinson and Hunt leading from front

Keely Hodgkinson is the headline act as Birmingham hosts and she believes her 800m clash with Audrey Werro is set to be ‘race of the championships’

Georgia Hunter Bell: ‘Getting the tube to work I was like … oh my God, I’ve kind of messed up my life’

Georgia Hunter Bell tells Sean Ingle about making the most of a second chance after quitting at 23, learning from Keely Hodgkinson and eyeing an LA 2028 double

London to face Rome, Munich and Nairobi after confirming 2029 World Athletics bid

London has submitted its bid for the 2029 World Athletics Championships after reaching an agreement with West Ham to allow it host the event in September

Josh Kerr: ‘What has running taught me about life? If you are determined enough, you can 100% do it’

The Scottish champion tells Sean Ingle about Commonwealth Games glory, the 1500m world record, and why he doesn’t want his rivals to know him too well

Commonwealth Games 2026: Scotland’s Josh Kerr storms to gold in men’s mile final – as it happened

Josh Kerr leaves Glasgow with a golden moment for Scotland while Australia shocked the field in the men’s 4x100m relay

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