All eight badminton players involved in yesterday's controversies have been banned from the London 2012 Olympics after a series of appeals over their elimination from the women's doubles attempting to "throw" matches were rejected by the Badminton World Federation.
Four Women's Doubles Pairs Charged For Match Fixing
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has admitted to concerns over transfer spending by the likes of Manchester City, Chelsea and Paris Saint Germain (PSG) this summer
IBTimes UK looks ahead to all the action taking place at the 2012 London Olympics
Unable to face the stiff competition from Samsung and other South Korean companies, Taiwanese handset manufacturer decides to pull out.
Action from the 2012 London Olympics to come from Wimbledon, where all the big guns - Andy Murray, Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Maria Sharapova and the Williams sisters will be out on court... and there are four medal races in swimming events to be completed
Switzerland footballer Michel Morganella has been expelled from the London Olympics for posting a racist message on Twitter.
Team GB women's hockey captain Kate Walsh will continue to play on despite undergoing surgery on a broken jaw suffered during the opening game of their London 2012 Olympic campaign against Japan.
Saturday saw the first flush of Olympic golds and China leads the provisional table with six medals (four gold) and with the Italians and Americans in hot pursuit. The hosts, Great Britain, have yet to open their medal count for the Games but can be confident of doing so on Sunday, with Rebecca Adlington competing in the women's 400m freestyle and three time gold medallist Ben Ainslie opening the sailing event
The South Korean Sailing Federation has apologised on behalf of coach Lee Jae-Cheol, who has been sent home from the Games after being fined for drunk driving
IBTimes UK presents the first of our daily round-up and previews to all the action from the 2012 London Olympics. If you want to find out which of your favourite athletes will be in the spotlight on each day or even if you simply want to discover a new sport... this should give you all the information on the biggest events of each day
With the opening ceremony set to kick start the London 2012 Olympic Games, IBTimes UK looks at Team GB's main medal hopes over the next fortnight
Japan have beaten Spain in football for the first time in history, after the side claimed a 1-0 deserved win over 10 men in the first day of the men's football matches.
Row over North Korea and South Korea flag mistakes is not only unfortunate incident to occur during huge sporting events.
The organisers behind the 2012 London games have promised some 6,000 tests (including the new bio-marker tests) will be carried out over the course of the event
Public appearances by North Korea leader and Ri Sol-ju may suggest more open leadership for notoriously secretive country.
Hermit state's recently installed dictator gains full control of army after military reshuffle and removal of vice-marshal Ri Yong-ho.
Former Liverpool and Manchester City goal keeper David James has hailed England's Joe Hart as the best keeper in the world
Christine Ohuruogu is refusing to consider making history as the first British athlete to retain an Olympic track and field title despite a return to her very best during the London Grand Prix at Crystal Palace.
Mud festival 2012 saw crazy pictures of attendees splashing mud on each other. Check out the photos below.
Celtic and South Korea midfielder Ki Sung-Yueng is one of Liverpool's summer transfer targets.
Australia and New Zealand join WWF and Greenpeace against plans, which they declare are 'commercial whaling in drag'.