The Latest Breaking News from Olympics

Fred Kerley, a two-time Olympic 100m medallist currently serving a suspension, has become the first US man and first track and field athlete to sign up for the Enhanced Games, where competitors will be free to use performance-enhancing drugs.

The beauty of sport is its ability to surprise and Isaac Nader produced one of the biggest ever in international 1,500 metres finals as he won the world title on Wednesday while Katie Moon was a more predictable winner of a third successive pole vault crown.

Chelsea Wolfe, the first openly trans US Olympic BMX alternate, has sparked backlash following Instagram posts celebrating Charlie Kirk's death. USA Cycling distances itself amid fierce debate over athlete conduct and political violence.

Olympic swimmer Ben Proud has become the first British athlete to join the Enhanced Games – a controversial new event that allows athletes from all over the world to compete using performance-enhancing drugs. The prize money on offer can hit US$1 million (£730,000). But the swimmer, who won a silver…

The Olympic champion has barely raced this year after a long injury layoff but remains the favourite for gold in Tokyo

Faith Kipyegon won the women’s 1500m for the fourth time in a row, while Cordell Tinch took the men’s 110 hurdles

Cole Hocker was disqualified from his semi-final at the world championships on Monday after he barged his way through a crowd on the home straight

The Emmy Award winning actor will showcase the food and culture of Italy.

The Olympic champion will not compete in Wednesday’s 1500m final after being penalised for ‘jostling’ with Germany’s Robert Farken

A month after passing out on a training run in Poland, Australian Cameron Myers has been eliminated in the 1500m heats at the world titles.

Watched by 3.7 billion people, the Sydney Olympics holds iconic status in the Games' history and AAP chief photographer Dean Lewins was there to capture it.