World Athletics president Sebastian Coe said the organisation had consulted with various stakeholders about the issue.

Coe said World Athletics had consulted with various stakeholders about the issue.

The World Athletics president has suggested that the sport may change its rules regarding transgender athletes.

The World Athletics President believes the decision to postpone the Games had to be made.

The Alphaflys will make their debut at the US Olympic trials this weekend, exposing the weak leadership of World Athletics.

The former Olympic and world champion middle-distance runner won the vote unopposed.

Sebastian Coe insisted life will go on without the Jamaican as the 2018 Commonwealth Games take place.

The 400m hurdler believes new measures on the way from the IAAF are ‘a step in the right direction’.

Damian Collins, a Conservative Party politician, is not satisfied with the world athletics supremo’s recent comments.

A rollercoaster fortnight mixed off-field hitches with compelling sporting drama.

IAAF president Sebastian Coe is a big fan of Usain Bolt.

The former Olympian had previously resisted calls for him to sever ties with the American sports brand.

“We build people up to break them down, that’s just human nature.”

28 track and field athletes were suspended by the IAAF last week after samples from the 2005 and 2007 world championships were retested.

Coe likened his victory to celebrating the birth of his four children.

The author, comedian and activist says Russia should be stripped of its right to hold the games over its passing of anti-LGBT laws, which criminalise those who engage in “gay propaganda”.

Olympic sponsors Atos, British Airways, Coca-Cola, EDF, McDonalds and Thomas Cook have all issued statements denying that they were responsible for failing to take up ticket allocations.

The head of security firm G4S admits his company will be thousands of staff short – and will need government help.

Seb Coe and a healthy dollop of armed police officers were on hand for the trial day at London 2012 headquarters.

The two-time 1,500-meter Olympic champion has laid his cards on the table.

Sebastian Coe said a symbolic visit to the Republic “would speak eloquently and powerfully for sport”.