Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has insisted there will be "no special deals" for the England cricket team as doubts continue to be raised over the upcoming Ashes series.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has urged Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson to exempt footballers from the 10-day hotel quarantine required upon their return from red-list countries, after Premier League clubs said they would not release their players for international duty in September where this would affect them.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a £232 million ($321 million/€272 million) Government investment to support athletes' path to the Paris 2024 Olympics and Paralympics.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has backed a potential United Kingdom and Ireland bid for the 2030 FIFA World Cup, while indicating the country would be open to staging more matches at the delayed 2020 UEFA European Championship.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced plans which could see up to 10,000 fans attending sports events in England from May 17.

I had planned to write this column reflecting on my first visit to Old Trafford in more than nine months.

A former Treasury official in the United Kingdom who was responsible for setting the budget for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games has been appointed as the new chief of staff of Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says a decision has not yet been made over whether politicians will boycott the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.

Japan's Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe, agreed to cooperation with the United Kingdom's Prime Minister Boris Johnson regarding the coronavirus pandemic ahead of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

On December 7, the following item appeared on United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson's highly active Twitter account. "This great country is the home of football.

Nelson Mandela had it. So did Bill Clinton. Muhammad Ali had it in bucketloads. George Best, Paul Gascoigne and Denis Law also had it, as did boxers Nigel Benn, Chris Eubank, Ricky Hatton, Naseem Hamed and David Haye. Frank Bruno still has it.

The British Government have pledged £50 million ($62 million/€56 million) to support their country's athletes at next year's Olympic and Paralympic Games in Tokyo.

British sports ministers come and go, like English batsmen on a bad day against the Aussies.

This week marks my 65th year in journalism, something which one might say is to be commiserated rather than celebrated. However, it has been a fascinating journey, to say the least, a helter-skelter of a ride through this sporting life alongside characters distinguished from the fatuous to the famous.