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Commonwealth Games 2014: Chris and Gabby Adcock win badminton gold

The husband-and-wife duo Chris and Gabby Adcock won badminton gold for England by beating compatriots Chris Langridge and Heather Olver in the mixed doubles final

Lizzie Armitstead and Emma Pooley in England one-two at Glasgow 2014

Lizzie Armitstead led an England one-two ahead of her retiring team-mate Emma Pooley in a sensational Commonwealth Games women’s road race

Nicola Adams’ boxing victory leaves Michaela Walsh feeling ‘cheated’

Nicola Adams beat Northern Ireland’s Michaela Walsh to win a boxing gold for England at the Commonwealth Games

Nicola Adams goes for a golden first in Commonwealth Games boxing ring

Nicola Adams is one fight away from making more women’s boxing history after cruising into the flyweight final at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow

Usain Bolt denies calling Glasgow’s 2014 Commonwealth Games ‘a bit shit’

The Olympic 100m champion Usain Bolt has denied that he said that the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games are “a bit shit”, but the Times stands by claim “100%”

Glasgow 2014: Dai Greene calls for Games medallists to be drug-tested

Dai Greene has expressed his surprise that Commonwealth Games medallists are not automatically drug-tested after the defence of his 400m hurdles title ended

Emma Pooley to retire from cycling after Commonwealth Games

The Olympic silver medallist Emma Pooley has announced she will retire from cycling after she competes for England in Sunday’s road race at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games

Commonwealth Games 2014: Laura Trott wins points race gold for England

Laura Trott has won Commonwealth gold for England in the women’s 25km points cycling race despite suffering a kidney infection earlier in the week

Alistair Brownlee beats brother Jonny to Commonwealth triathlon gold

Alistair Brownlee beat brother Jonny to Commonwealth Games gold as England completed a dream day in the triathlon at Strathclyde Country Park

Welsh boxer Fred Evans refused Commonwealth Games accreditation

The Olympic boxing silver medallist Fred Evans from Cardiff has been told he cannot compete in the Glasgow Games after an assault conviction

Gareth Warburton protests innocence over anti-doping violation

The Welsh 800m runner has been provisionally suspended after being charged with an anti-doping violation
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