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British Cycling launches rescue mission for 2024 Tours of Britain

British Cycling has announced a rescue mission to take over running the 2024 women’s and men’s Tours of Britain but is racing against time to stage them

The Guardian - UK

British Cycling sets up task force to revive domestic racing scene

Governing body CEO promises "immediate progress" for struggling scene

Cycling Weekly

Lappartient’s grand vision of cycling ‘mini-Olympics’ realised in Glasgow

Britain did well not just in collecting world championship medals but also in rising to the occasion as hosts

The Guardian - UK

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Cycling World Championships success could bring Tour De France to Scotland

Attempts to bring the Tour de France back to the UK in 2026 appear to have received a shot in the arm from the success of the UCI Cycling World…

The National (Scotland)

British Cycling CEO says ‘fairness’ is the key driver for new transgender policy

According to Jon Dutton, ‘fairness’ key driving factor in competitive policy whereas ‘inclusivity’ the key principle in non-competitive policy

Cycling Weekly

New British Cycling rules bar transgender women from competing in elite female events

Riders who were born male will be prevented from racing in British Cycling’s elite female events under a new transgender and non-binary participation policy published by the governing body

The Independent UK

British Cycling to ban transgender women from competing in female category

British Cycling will prevent riders who were born male from racing in elite female events under a new transgender and non-binary participation policy published on Friday.

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British Cycling announces strict rules for transgender and non-binary athletes

NEW DELHI: British Cycling on Friday implemented stricter regulations regarding the participation of transgender and non-binary athletes, introducing a division of cyclists into "female" and "open" categories.

The Times of India

Transgender women banned from female events by British Cycling

British Cycling’s new transgender policy will have ‘open’ and ‘female’ categories, with male-born riders prevented from racing in female events

The Independent UK

British Cycling blocks transgender riders from competing in female category

New guidelines on the participation of transgender and non-binary athletes have been released by the national governing body after a nine month review process

Cycling Weekly

British Cycling’s new transgender policy to have ‘open’ and ‘female’ categories

Male-born riders will be prevented from racing in female events.

The Independent UK

Rugby league urgently needs not just a World Cup host but a long-term plan

France pulling out of hosting the 2025 tournament has thrown international rugby league into a depressingly familiar chaos

The Guardian - UK

‘Never say never’ - Dame Laura Kenny details 2024 Paris Olympics pursuit while supporting heroic cycling fundraiser

Britain's most successful Olympic women's cyclist candidly spoke to the Manchester Evening News about a tough period in her life and a hopeful future, from suffering a tragic miscarriage to being pregnant with her second child ahead of Paris 2024.

Manchester Evening News

British Cycling appoints former Rugby League World Cup head Jon Dutton as new CEO

Dutton will replace acting CEO Danielle Every, who replaced former head Brian Facer in October

Cycling Weekly

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The Independent UK

The 2021 Rugby League World Cup ‘shows where the international game is going’

Qualification for the next edition has already started.

The Guardian - UK

Rugby League World Cup on course to break attendance record, say organisers

Rugby League World Cup organisers remain confident this year’s event will be the best-attended in history, before defending the pricing strategy that has come under scrutiny during the opening week of the competition

Wales Online

Bumper crowds watch hosts and defending champions get off to a flyer

The Rugby League World Cup got off to a flying start last weekend.

Chronicle Live

Newcastle left richer as St James' Park issues can't spoil an impactful Rugby World Cup weekend

“We knew it was a risk, but Newcastle delivered,” was the message from the World Cup’s CEO Jon Dutton as delirious fans poured back into the Newcastle streets after the first game of the tournament

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Chronicle Live

Rugby League World Cup organisers promise lasting legacy for Newcastle as locals praised

The tournament got underway at St James' Park with England beating Samoa, but it was the impact around the city which has delighted organisers

The Guardian - UK

Men’s Rugby League World Cup: group-by-group preview

From the serial champions Australia to debutant minnows Jamaica, which nations can go all the way in England?

The Guardian - UK

Ralph Rimmer to stand down as RFL chief executive at end of the year

Ralph Rimmer has announced his departure as CEO of the RFL and said: ‘I’m very aware you should never outstay your welcome’

Leeds Live

Leeds on course to set women's rugby crowd record in Rugby League World Cup

Get your tickets now for a record-breaking day at Headingley!

Wales Online

Sport Secretary Nadine Dorries stuns rugby league event by confusing it with rugby union

Nadine Dorries has now been invited to sample the 13-man code

The Independent UK

Nadine Dorries to get a lesson in rugby league after code clanger

The Culture Secretary stunned a rugby league audience in St Helens by mentioning her favourite rugby union moment.

The National (Scotland)

World Cup boss vexed by lack of progress in securing overseas television deal

AUSTRALIAN clubs are fully behind the 2021 World Cup, according to its organisers, although chief executive Jon Dutton admits he is frustrated by…

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