Kent's Kate French has won the modern pentathlon at the Tokyo Olympics to bring Great Britain's gold medal haul to 18.

Canterbury's Grace Balsdon and Susannah Townsend helped Team GB land hockey bronze on Friday.

Adam Gemili is out of the 200m in Tokyo after pulling up injured in his heat.

The family of a man who boxed at the last Tokyo Olympics are fighting to raise awareness over possible links between the sport and his dementia.

Dina Asher-Smith has been forced to withdraw from the 200m due to a hamstring injury - but her Olympics isn't over.

Dina Asher-Smith comfortably booked her place in the 100m semi-finals on Friday.

If fourth is the worst position to finish in an Olympic final, imagine the anguish of missing out on a medal by 0.01 seconds.

Maidstone's James Hall feels he has proved he is good enough to compete against the best gymnasts in the world.

An alternative commentary to Olympics gymnastics has been viewed more than 3.5 million times and even attracting attention from athletes themselves.

Cheavon Clarke's Olympic dream was shattered on points at the last 16 stage in Tokyo on Tuesday.

Kent gymnasts Giarnni Regini-Moran and James Hall were proud of their achievements after the men's team final at the Tokyo Olympics.

Emily Craig ensured her Olympic rowing hopes weren’t blown off course by cruising into the semi-finals of the lightweight women’s double sculls

Sara Parfett is about to fulfil her Olympic dream in Tokyo – but not in the sport she envisaged

Will Bayley and Ross Wilson have been included in the ParalympicsGB table tennis squad in Tokyo next month.

The stories of Kent athletes who have pulled on the GB jersey to compete in the Olympics.

Kate French believes her experiences in Rio will stand her in perfect stead when going for gold at Tokyo 2020.

Para dressage ace Katie Radzik has only one thing on her mind even if she’d rather not shout about it – the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.

Gravesend heavyweight Cheavon Clarke has qualified for the Tokyo Olympics.

Jubilant James Hall battled back from his darkest 'directionless' days of lockdown to book a ‘surreal’ Olympic debut.

Cheavon Clarke insists he couldn’t care less about his opponent at next week’s crucial European Olympic qualifier.