“disabled runners are simply runners, no matter how they participate in a race”

One in four people in the UK identify as disabled, so why is society still ignoring their needs? Ella Dove investigates

As the Women’s Rugby World Cup arrives in the UK, Jodie Ounsley, 24, from Yorkshire, shares how she defied expectations – and why more women should give the sport a try

FIVE RUNNERS WHO’VE BEEN GIVEN DEVASTATING HEALTH PROGNOSES SHARE INSPIRING STORIES OF THE MILES THEY’VE RUN IN THE TIME THEY MIGHT NOT HAVE HAD

The Casualty , Silent Witness and now Emmerdale star, 61, on getting heat stroke during a marathon and why running makes her feel empowered

Renee McGregor is one of the leading voices in the UK on athlete health, the female athlete, Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S) and hormonal health, and has worked with many female sports tea

Age is no barrier when it comes to running success, but knowing how to train smarter as the years go on can really be your secret weapon. Across the world, women are lacing up their trainers later in