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Their Majesties The King and Queen will attend the Opening Ceremony of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games on Thursday 23rd July, at The Hydro in Glasgow.
His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales visited Ysgol Gymraeg Llundain (The London Welsh School) today to join pupils and several Team Wales athletes in sending their best wishes to the 114-strong squad ahead of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
The King's Baton Relay crossed Europe through cities, islands, schools and coastlines before reaching Scotland for the final leg of its journey to the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
He is the most decorated pommel horse gymnast in Olympic history. He has never won a Commonwealth Games title.
Sporting royalty and some of the most respected names in global sport will feature on TNT Sports screens across the duration of the Games, with coverage included in all HBO Max packages.
Superstar Max Whitlock is hunting for his fifth Commonwealth gold medal as the schedule for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games is revealed.
After 479 days touring the Commonwealth, the Baton arrives in Scotland
Thousands of volunteers. 477 days of the King's Baton Relay. 73 Nations and Territories and just one final leg left!
His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh, Vice Patron of Commonwealth Sport, joined Glasgow 2026 Staff and Volunteers at the Newly Opened Uniform and Accreditation Centre (UAC).
With one month to go until the Opening Ceremony on 23 July, Commonwealth Sport and Glasgow 2026 hosted a virtual media briefing to preview a landmark edition of the Commonwealth Games and outline how Glasgow 2026 marks the start of a new era for the Commonwealth Sport Movement.
One of the first things you notice about World Champion wheelchair racer Noemi Alphonse is her brightly coloured prosthetic leg. Clad in the logos and images of Wonder Woman, the leg symbolises Noemi’s resilience and refusal to hide her disability from the world.
The launch marks 500 days to go until the Games open in Malta.
Raphael carried Ghana’s flag at the Opening Ceremony of the Athens 2004 Paralympic Games. Invited as a wild card, it was his first major competition. Four years later, Raphael would again be the only male Paralympian from Ghana to represent his country at Beijing 2008.
S4C will provide live Welsh-language coverage of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, marking the first time the broadcaster will deliver live coverage of the Commonwealth Games.
Major event venues in Glasgow will be powered by renewable electricity as EDF, Britain’s biggest generator of zero carbon electricity, becomes the Official Energy and Utilities Principal Partner of Glasgow 2026 and an Official Partner for all Home Nations; Team Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Children, young people and families can enjoy free activities, sport and live screenings of Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games events at the Game On Live Site this summer.
BUPA has been announced as the Official Healthcare Principal Partner to the Commonwealth Sport GAPS Programme and to the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
As the Commonwealth Clean Oceans Plastics Campaign closes in on one million pieces collected, communities are proving there is more than one way to tackle a global problem.
Exclusive free-to-air partner 5 will offer extensive daily highlights from the Games bringing Glasgow 2026 to audiences across the United Kingdom
Hellen Kariuki always knew she was different. But on the day that a bronze Commonwealth Games medal was placed over her head, she realised that it was her differences that had brought her to victory.
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Sally Pearson knows what it takes to win on the biggest stage. She also knows what it means to walk away from it.
We continue the series of articles exploring the journeys of past, present, and future athletes who have participated in a Commonwealth Games event. Here, we reconnect with Nigeria’s Goodness Nwachukwu, who won gold in the women’s discus F42-44/61-64 event at Birmingham 2022.
The Commonwealth Games have played a defining role in PV Sindhu’s rise on the world stage. In this Where Are They Now feature, the Indian Badminton star reflects on her Games journey, the challenges she overcame, and her focus as she continues to compete at the highest level.
We continue the series of articles exploring the journeys of past, present and future athletes who have participated in a Commonwealth Games event. In this edition, we reconnect with Malaysian squash icon and multiple Commonwealth Games medallist Nicol David.
We continue the series of articles exploring the journeys of past, present and future athletes who have participated in a Commonwealth Games event. In this edition, we reconnect with South African Rugby 7s legend and 2014 gold medallist Cecil Afrika.
We continue the series of articles exploring the journeys of past, present, and future athletes who have participated in a Commonwealth Games event. Here, we reconnect with Zambia’s Muzala Samukonga, the 400m champion from Birmingham 2022, who reflects on his journey since that golden night.
We continue the series of articles exploring the journeys of past, present, and future athletes who have participated in a Commonwealth Games event. In this edition, we reconnect with Malawi netball great Mwai Kumwenda.
We continue the series of articles exploring the journeys of past, present, and future athletes who have participated in a Commonwealth Games event. Here, we reconnect with Eswatini’s Simanga Shiba, who made history at the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games with a bronze medal in boxing.
We continue the series of articles exploring the journeys of past, present, and future athletes who have participated in a Commonwealth Games event. In this edition, we reconnect with Canadian Senator Chantal Petitclerc.
We continue the series of articles exploring the journeys of past, present, and future athletes who have participated in a Commonwealth Games event. Here, we reconnect with South Africa's Natalie Du Toit, a groundbreaking para-athlete and Commonwealth Games champion, who shares her story.
'Where Are They Now?' is a new series of articles exploring the journeys of past, present, and future athletes who have participated in a Commonwealth event. Continuing with Scottish athletes, we catch up with Darren Burnett, a celebrated lawn bowler who has represented his country in six Commonwealth Games.
'Where Are They Now?' is a new series of articles with past, present and future athletes who have participated in a Commonwealth event. Kicking off the series, we catch up with para-athlete Samantha Kinghorn, the dynamic Scottish wheelchair racer who has left an indelible mark on and off the track.
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