Delivering Kevin Pietersen back to the brink of full fitness is the latest triumph of England's backroom team, but it should be no surprise – they have the best support staff in the game.

Jessica Ennis-Hill's chances of winning heptathlon gold at the World Championships have been boosted by the defending champion, Tatyana Chernova, pulling out.

The Olympic heptathlon winner returned to action earlier this week

The heptathlete recorded a personal best in the javelin

Heptathlete will take part in Loughborough European Athletics Permit meeting tonight

He’s brilliant, almost to the extent where he’s thinking and worrying about stuff too much

Coach urges public to have faith in sprinter as he names squad for World Championships

The heptathlete has pulled out of the Sainsbury's British Championships in Birmingham

Swedish head coach Eriksson to quit for Canada and is latest key figure to exit post-2012

Tuesday's iQuiz first round was as hotly contested as ever - and it's been memorialised on film.

A 14-year-old girl who “set up” a schoolboy to be stabbed by her boyfriend after a row over football was ordered to be detained for eight years today.

Loughborough University will establish a campus at iCITY on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park

Universities in the UK should start lowering their entry requirements to let in more students with sporting talent, according to an Olympic athlete turned university chancellor.

Instead of The Lightning Bolt versus The Beast, the big head-to-head on the track at the London Olympics last summer might have been Usain Bolt against Harry A-A. It was a thought that inevitably passed through the mind of Harry Aikines-Aryeetey as he departed Heathrow with the rest of the British team, bound for the first post-Olympic international track and field championship, the European Indoors, which open here in the west of Sweden tomorrow morning.