TEAM GB will not be allowed to wear brand new skeleton helmets after they lost a legal challenge . The International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (IBSF) determined on January 29 that

‘Incredible’ Team GB can ‘disrupt the norm’ at the Winter Olympics, says Eve Muirhead - Team GB’s chef de mission for Milano-Cortina, Eve Muirhead, says the 2026 squad is potentially the best Britain

The British skeleton team appeal after their new helmets for the Winter Olympics are ruled unsafe.

Sitting a perfect 7-0 through four days of mixed doubles curling, Great Britain is the first team to clinch a spot in the semifinals of the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics.

Great Britain’s skeleton team have been banned from wearing its new aerodynamic helmets at the Winter Olympics after they were deemed illegal

Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson post a season-best score in their first performance at Milan-Cortina 2026 but Team GB still struggle in the team event.

The Olympic champion was Team GB’s flagbearer at the 2024 Summer Games in Paris.

The British squad’s chef de mission on leadership lessons from the pressure cooker experience of competing in four Olympics

BRITISH curlers Bruce Mouat and Jennifer Dodds met as children at the Gogar Park Curling Club in Edinburgh. And after a nearly 25-year friendship, they’ve become successful mixed doubles

Team GB's medal hopes alive as Kirsty Muir skis through to Monday's freeski slopestyle final.

The bronze won by Fear and Gibson at last year’s World Championships was the first British figure skating medal at the event since 1984, the year Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean also won gold at the Olympic Games in Sarajevo with their iconic Boléro routine. Yet beating the likes of the US, Canada and France in Milan will be a tall order.