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Commonwealth Games 2026, Morning Session, Friday July 31: Keeping calm and collected

Team England’s athletes successfully negotiated a tricky morning session that involved re-runs and re-measurements. For the decathletes that involved the 110 Hurdles first thing and the always tense pole vault just before lunch and a Games record that wasn’t in the discus. Fortunately, it was all much calmer for the long jumpers. It was a case of, job done qualify and return to the hotel for the England trio. And finally, there was a little bit of – potentially unwanted – history as the T54 1500 metres final had to be re-run. Fortunately, for the winner, the result was the same.
Jonnie Peacock at the Commonwealth Games

Jonnie Peacock on the importance of inclusive athletics opportunities

The Commonwealth Games are one of the most inclusive major sporting events. As the Games are in full flow, we caught up with former Paralympic champion and TNT presenter at the Games, Jonnie Peacock on his highlights so far, the integrated nature of the Games and how important such opportunities are for para sport.

Commonwealth Games 2026, Evening Session, Thursday July 30: Second half full of promise 

As the athletics programme rolls into the last couple of days, Team England’s squad looked to build on a strong start. Keen to lead by example, the team captain secured a fabulous bronze medal, while three Team England athletes moved on to three big finals in the days to come.  

Commonwealth Games 2026, Morning Session, Thursday July 30: History in the making 

The women’s mile featured for the first time ever at the Games. Back when the men’s mile last featured in 1966, women didn’t run further than half a mile and the metric mile – 1500 metres – debuted at the Edinburgh Games in 1970. As a result, the crowd were treated to not just a historic first mile, they also witness two Games’ records as the second heat was faster than the opening one. 

Commonwealth Games 2026, Evening Session, Wednesday July 29: Sensational silvers 

The Heptathlon came to a dramatic end with Team England’s three athletes fighting it out for the medals all the way to the last stride of the 800 metres. And that was just the start! The crowd was treated to a Games’ record, a world record not to mention plenty of drama all evening.  

Race Director Course comes to Guernsey

England Athletics recently took its Race Director Course to Guernsey, giving local organisers the opportunity to access specialist training and support close to home. Delivered on 11 July, the course brought together both experienced and aspiring Race Directors to learn more about the key requirements involved in organising safe, successful and licensed road running and multi-terrain events through RunEvents
Zharnel Hughes 200m comfortably wins his heat at the commonwealth games

Commonwealth Games 2026, Morning Session, Wednesday July 28: Sixty years in the making

The mile made a welcome return to the Games for the first time since 1966. Perhaps the greatest moment in the Games history came when England’s Roger Bannister and Australia’s John Landy went head-to-head in the Miracle Mile in 1954.

Commonwealth Games 2026, Evening Session, Tuesday July 28: Time for serious speed

Without question the men’s and women’s 100 metres finals are always regarded as the headline act. And tonight was no exception with two stunning finals providing plenty of fireworks to keep the Glasgow crowd entertained.  

Bebe Jackson's athletics journey and looking ahead to the Commonwealth Games

T44/F44 para-athlete Bebe Jackson is set to make her Commonwealth Games debut in Glasgow on 29 July 2026. Ahead of the Games, we caught up with the Woodford Green AC & Essex Ladies athlete to reflect on her journey through the sport, the people and club community who have supported her along the way, and what it means to represent Team England at the Commonwealth Games.
Laviai Nielsen wins her heat in the 400m on day two of the athletics

Commonwealth Games 2026, Morning Session, Tuesday July 28: Taking care of business

Heats can always be tense affairs with everything to lose but Team England’s athletes navigated that hurdle without any issues. Equally, the opening few events in the heptathlon can also provide plenty of unwanted drama, but again Team England’s top trio comfortably moved onto this evening’s session well positioned.