It's "now or never" for change insists LeMond as he offers to be interim UCI President
By Emily Goddard
By Mike Rowbottom at the Hilton Metropole Hotel in London
December 3 - Greg LeMond insisted here today that it was "now or never" for cycling to change its governance and culture in the wake of the doping scandal involving Lance Armstrong and the US Postal Services team – and added that he was willing to stand as an interim President for cycling's world governing body, the International Cycling Union (UCI).
British Open Squash tournament all set for Hull's KC Stadium
December 4 - The British Open squash tournament, which was revived after a four-year hiatus this year under the sponsorship of Allam, will be staged next year at the KC Stadium, regular home to Hull City football club and Hull rugby league club.
First ParalympicsGB Sports Fest gets underway
By Tom Degun
December 3 - The first ever ParalympicsGB Sports Festival has got underway at the Surrey Sports Park in Guildford with more than 350 people attending the first session.
London 2012 rowing bronze medallist Haigh announces retirement
December 4 - Juliette Haigh, New Zealand's London 2012 Olympic rowing bronze medallist and triple world champion, is quitting the sport.
London 2012 Olympic Park to stage 2014-2016 NEC Wheelchair Tennis Masters
December 3 - The Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre on the London 2012 Olympic Park will host the NEC Wheelchair Tennis Masters between 2014 and 2016, the International Tennis Federation (ITF) announced today.
Exclusive: Head of "department for walks in the woods" hits back at UK Athletics chief after YouTube jibe
December 3 - Sport England chief executive Jennie Price says her organisation is producing great return on their investments following a bizarre attack from UK Athletics chief executive Neils De Vos.
Olympic summer sports set to receive over $450 million following London 2012
December 3 - The 26 Olympic summer sports federations are set to receive more than $450 million (£280 million/€345 million) following London 2012, which marks a dramatic increase of the $296 million (£184 million/€227 million) they received from Beijing 2008.
Park hit with ban and fine following London 2012 political protest
December 3 - South Korea's Park Jong-Woo, whose political protest sparked a diplomatic row with Japan at the London 2012 Olympics, has been banned for two games by FIFA and fined 3,500 Swiss francs (£2,400/$3,800/€2,900), football's world governing body said today.
Anouma to challenge Hayatou for African football Presidency
December 3 - The battle to take control of African football has taken a significant new twist with the announcement that the Ivory Coast is planning to nominate Jacques Anouma to stand against Confederation of African Football (CAF) President Issa Hayatou in next March's elections in Morocco.
Exclusive: Calls for USOC to investigate USA Boxing
December 3 - The influential Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission has called on the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) to launch a full and detailed review of USA Boxing following the numerous problems that have blighted the organisation in recent years.
Disabled sport in England receives £10 million boost
By Tom Degun at Mile End Leisure Centre and Stadium in London
December 3 - Sport England has promised £10.2 million ($16.4 million/€12.6 million) of National Lottery funding for 44 projects that will give disabled people across the country more opportunities to get involved in sport.
Australian wheelchair basketball star announces retirement
December 2 - Tina McKenzie, a member of Australia's wheelchair basketball team that won a silver medal at London 2012, has announced her retirement.
Canadian Paralympic hero on National Georgraphic short list for adventurer of the year
December 1 - Paralympic silver medallist Josh Dueck has been shortlisted for National Geographic's adventurer of the year, alongside Austrian skydiver Felix Baumgartner.
Exclusive: João Havelange Stadium set to host rugby sevens at Rio 2016
December 3 - The Estádio Olímpico João Havelange is next month set to be confirmed as the venue for rugby sevens when it makes its debut on the Olympic programme at Rio 2016.
Double world 400m hurdles champion launches Sochi 2014 bobsled bid
December 2 - Former double world 400 metres hurdles champion Jana Pittman has launched a bid to represent Australia in the bobsleigh at Sochi 2014 in the Winter Paralympics.