Team GB

Top British Athletes Prepare For Home Soil Competition Great Britain proudly named Keely Hodgkinson and Dina Asher-Smith to their 98-strong squad. These talented athletes will compete at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham. Many high-profile British competitors skipped the ongoing Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. They chose to focus entirely on this highly anticipated European event. Olympic champion Hodgkinson and sprinter Asher-Smith want to defend their European titles. They will race at Alexander Stadium next month. Britain hosts these prestigious championships for the first

Defending champion Gordon Reid reached the men's singles semi-final at the Tokyo Paralympics with a three-set victory over Argentina's Gustavo Fernandez. The British fifth seed came through 7-5 3-6 6-1 against the world number four in two and a half hours. Earlier, archer Victoria Rumary won bronze for GB in the women's W1 event while there was also table tennis bronze for the class 8 team of Ross Wilson, Aaron McKibbin and Billy Shilton after they lost to China in the semi-finals. Boccia player David Smith bids to retain his BC1