Group exercise 'boosts happiness'
People who exercise together appear to have a higher pain threshold than those who work out alone, a study suggests.
Lib Dem front bench: Who's Who
Here is a spokesman-by-spokesman guide to the members of Nick Clegg's front bench team.
Lib Dem front bench - Public services
At-a-glance guide to key Lib Dem front-bench posts.
Rowing for gold
Two School Reporters in Beijing for the 2008 Olympic Games quiz David Tanner OBE, manager of the GB rowing team, about Great Britain's medal hopes.
10 ways Britain changed over the weekend
The weekend's gold rush in Beijing has left the British in an unusual position - celebrating real sporting success. And nothing will be the same again.
Double success for Welsh rowers
Wales' second Olympic rowing medal in Beijing is won by Tom Lucy who aided the eight-man crew to silver.
Games spending 'needs eagle eye'
There must be "tight control over costs" in the run-up to the 2012 London Olympics, MPs say.
Teachers suspended over sport row
The headteacher and a senior teacher at Kincorth Academy have been suspended, officials confirm.
Gene abuse in sport 'detectable'
The illegal use of genetic technology by athletes to re-engineer their bodies will be detectable, MPs have heard.
School sets rowing 'world record'
A south Wales school claims its junior rowing club set an indoor world record during a 24-hour fundraiser.
Segway on Blair's list of gifts
A Segway personal transporter is among the more bizarre gifts received by Tony Blair in the past year.
Coroner has death verdict quashed
A coroner wins a High Court order quashing his own "accidental death" verdict on an Oxford University rower who died while training in Spain.
Papers cite 'living wills' chaos
Wednesday's papers have few plaudits for the way the Commons debate on euthanasia was conducted.
School sport cash 'on course'
Another lot of lottery money for school sport goes out - but most of the £750m total has not been spent.
Africa's Olympics: Hit or miss?
Africa has performed well in athletics, but has had disappointing results in team sports. Can this be changed?
Rowing in the right direction
Inner-city children are learning rowing in an effort to improve their confidence and find Olympic competitors of the future.
Queen's students in first NI boat race
Rowers hope Northern Ireland's first ever university boat race will capture the imagination of the sporting public.
'Sport prevents fractures', says study
Men and women who regularly do high impact sports have less risk of hip fractures than those who less active, new research finds.