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.

It is three months since Shara Proctor swapped east Florida for the East Midlands.

Retailer HMV has announced it will close 66 shops nationwide.

Toni Minichiello, the coach who guided Jessica Ennis from schoolgirl novice to Olympic heptathlon champion, confirmed today that he is still in talks with UK Athletics about working with the domestic governing body in a consultancy capacity.

Plans for military rehab centre closes theatre to amateur players

There is a significant and growing crisis in funding for postgraduate study in Britain, according to 11 university vice-chancellors.

It was a blistering night of vital trivia in 18 student unions across Britain yesterday, as more than a hundred teams took part in the inaugural iQuiz.

Police inspector Toby Day strangled and stabbed his wife and daughter to death

Britain's men's doubles Wimbledon champion is relishing prospect of appearing at O2 next week

A girl aged 14 and a boy aged 16 have appeared in court charged with the murder of a 15-year-old boy.