• Greene shocks track rival Jackson Welsh athletics star Dai Greene shocks United States rival Bershawn Jackson with a record-breaking 400m hurdles run.
  Source: BBC News
• Bolt targets career as footballer Sprint king Usain Bolt has revealed that he wants to pursue a second sporting career as a footballer.
  Source: BBC News
• Farah out of Commonwealth Games Double European champion Mo Farah announces his withdrawal from the Commonwealth Games because of fatigue.
  Source: BBC News
• Priestley suspended for two years British sprint hurdler Callum Priestley is banned for two years, and for life from the Olympics, after testing positive for a banned substance.
  Source: BBC News
• Sayers satisfied with withdrawal Cambridge javelin thrower Goldie Sayers has no regrets about pulling out of October's Commonwealth Games.
  Source: BBC News
• Rudisha breaks own 800 world mark David Rudisha breaks the 800m world record for the second time in eight days at a meeting in Rieti, Italy.
  Source: BBC News
• Gay wraps up Diamond League title Tyson Gay wraps up the 100m Diamond League title with victory in the final meeting of the season in Brussels as Caster Semenya finishes third in the 800m.
  Source: BBC News
• Twell beats Murray's Scots record Steph Twell beats Yvonne Murray's 15-year-old Scottish 5000m record.
  Source: BBC News
• Commonwealth venues declared fit All of the venues to be used at this year's Commonwealth Games in Delhi are passed as fit for use.
  Source: BBC News
• Gay to consider moving up to 400m Tyson Gay says he is considering competing for the United States 4x400m relay team at the 2012 Olympics.
  Source: BBC News