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Adam Peaty has apologised after being criticised for 'disrespecting' the significance of the Commonwealth Games.

Strictly Come Dancing bosses are reportedly thinking of the line up for next series already and could have their eye on one particular Olympic champion. Following her retirement from cycling, it looks like Laura Kenny could be taking to the dancefloor as the 'ultimate signing' with a source claiming that producers believe the nation would 'love' her. A source told The Mirror: "Laura is Britain's most successful female Olympian, with five gold medals.

Dame Laura Kenny has announced her cycling retirement.

Olympic cyclist Dame Laura Kenny, 30, opened up to Express.co.uk about how she will be taking a different approach to her son’s health after becoming concerned in a new exclusive interview.The athlete, who tragically suffered through a harrowing ectopic pregnancy last year, recently shared the happy news that she is expecting a second child with husband Sir Jason Kenny.Speaking in a wider interview about eating healthy with the #TwoBeforeTenChallenge from the Dried Fruit Alliance, Dame Laura described how she was shocked to find her five-year-old son Albie wasn’t getting the nutrition he needs.The sportstar explained how she became “worried” once she realised that Albie wasn’t getting his five fruits and vegetables a day due to her own preference for “bland food”.She spoke about how people probably “find it surprising” that, as an athlete, she wasn’t getting her own five a day in. “It’s not really,” she mused.

Dame Laura Kenny is pregnant with her second child it has been announced today.The five-time Olympic champion announced the happy news today – a year on since suffering an ectopic pregnancy."When I got the news I was having an ectopic pregnancy my world felt like it crumbled.“We had already lost our second baby in November and I remember lying there searching for some sort of answers.“I still feel this heartbreak today and I don't think it will ever go away.

Dame Laura Kenny, 30, has shared how meeting Prince William to receive her damehood had been "one of the best days of her life" despite experiencing the "worst year of her life" in 2022.The Olympic athlete, who tragically suffered through a harrowing ectopic pregnancy last year, revealed the royal addressed her ordeal and provided words of comfort in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.Speaking in a wider interview about eating healthy with the #TwoBeforeTenChallenge from the Dried Fruit Alliance, Dame Laura described how “brilliant” it had been to meet the Prince of Wales.“Honestly, I would say it was just one of the best days of my life. Just the whole experience from start to finish,” she revealed.

Cyclists Dame Laura and Sir Jason Kenny are the most successful married couple in Olympic history. The pair have 15 Olympic medals between them - 12 golds and three silvers.

Wimbledon in what is a rare public appearance for the broadcasting legend. The star seemed in good spirits as he headed out with Mary, his wife of 63 years, on Wednesday. Looking dapper, Sir Michael, 87, donned a grey suit with a white shirt and blue tie, while Mary, 85, looked ready for the sun in a white blazer, floral scarf, and shades.

David Beckham, Gemma Chan, Hugh Grant and broadcasting legend Michael Parkinson were amongst the famous faces that attended day 10 of the Wimbledon Championships. David, 47 beamed alongside his mum Sandra Georgina West as they avidly watched the matches from the Royal Box on Centre Court, which saw Nick Kyrgios and Rafael Nadal among the players.The former England footballer opted for a dapper brown blazer with white trousers, pairing them with a white striped shirt and a polka dot tie. He even wore a matching white pocket square for the glamorous social occasion.His 73-year-old mother also opted for a sleek, stylish outfit with a peach-coloured blouse underneath a striking white blazer. The sporting icon also took a selfie with his mother to capture the sweet family day out.

An ectopic pregnancy occurs when a fertilised egg implants somewhere outside of the uterus. This can happen as the sperm fertilises the egg inside the fallopian tube.

Dame Laura Kenny has admitted she is scared to try for another baby after suffering the trauma of two baby losses within three months. Following a devastating miscarriage, the five-time Olympic gold medalist was rushed in for emergency surgery in January where she had a fallopian tube removed after discovering her second pregnancy was ectopic.The 30-year-old says she has never seen her husband, cyclist Sir Jason Kenny, as stressed as when she was taken away to the operating table, and doesn’t want to put him or their four-year-old son Albie through any more worry. Speaking exclusively to OK!, Laura said: “I’m not going to sit here and pretend I’m not scared to go through it again – because I am.

Dame Laura Kenny is bravely breaking down stigma around baby loss.The world’s most successful female cyclist speaks for the first time about suffering a devastating miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy within three months of each other - and says women who are under 12 weeks pregnant shouldn’t feel conditioned to suffer in silence like she did. Her emotional interview, shared exclusively with OK! VIPs, comes as the five-time Olympic medalist, along with her cycling husband, Sir Jason Kenny, led a peloton of 300 cyclists down The Mall for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee pageant, pulling her through the hardest months she has ever had to endure.

Olympic cycling champion Dame Laura Kenny sat down to speak for the first time about suffering a heartbreaking miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy, in an effort to urge both men and women not to suffer in silence.

Olympic cycling hero Dame Laura Kenny has officially been made a Dame Commander of the British Empire by the Duke of Cambridge at Windsor Castle. After first being awarded a Damehood in The Queen’s official New Year Honours list earlier this year, Dame Laura, 30, officially received her medal from Prince William today. Laura’s husband, Sir Jason Kenny, 34, was also honoured in the list with a Knighthood.The pair, who are GB Team cyclists, are the most successful married couple in Olympics history, and both took home gold medals in the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics which took place in 2021.

Great Britain’s most successful female Olympic athlete Dame Laura Kenny has revealed she suffered a miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy.

Laura Kenny addresses miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy heartache[LATEST]Johnny Depp called ex Vanessa 'extortionist c***' in Elton John email[UPDATE]Cristiano Ronaldo shares first look of newborn baby in new family snap[PICTURES]He even dedicated his latest single, I'll Never Not Love You, to his beloved partner Luisana.Michael said to Magic Radio: “She is my best friend.So 14 years ago, I wrote ‘Haven’t Met You Yet’ for my wife, I asked her to be in the video…“Here we are 14 years later and I got to make the sequel,” he added to presenter Harriet Scott.In a joint interview, the couple addressed the difficulties they faced during their honeymoon.Michael explained: "Even on our honeymoon, I remember you were like, ‘I think we made a mistake.’“And I was like, ‘you know, I think you’re right.

Laura Kenny, 29, has revealed that she has had both a miscarriage and an ectopic pregnancy in past five months.The five-time Olympic cycling champion admitted that “scared doesn't even come close” to how she felt at the time, and disclosed that she even lost a fallopian tube.  The UK’s most successful female Olympic athlete told her Instagram followers that she became pregnant with fellow cyclist husband Jason Kenny after last summer's Tokyo Games.However, she tragically miscarried nine weeks into her pregnancy, back in November.The sports star was still feeling unwell after catching Covid in January, and was subsequently rushed into hospital where she had emergency surgery with an ectopic pregnancy.Posting a picture of herself smiling with her fellow GB teammates, the athlete opened up about her ordeal to her 197,000 Instagram followers. “Back at a bike race! I didn’t expect to be back at a race any time soon but life doesn’t always go to plan does it?” she began.“Since the Olympics we haven’t had much luck and it’s been the hardest few months I’ve ever had to go through. “Jason and I fell pregnant immediately after the games and we were absolutely chuffed to bits. “But unfortunately in November when commentating at the track champions league I miscarried our baby at 9 weeks,” she revealed.“I’ve never felt so lost and sad.

Laura Kenny has revealed she suffered a devastating miscarriage and an ectopic pregnancy within five months of each other.The five-time gold medalist took to Instagram to announce the news, where she described the last few months as the hardest she’s ever had to endure. Posting a picture of herself with her teammates, Laura, 29, wrote: “Back at a bike race! I didn’t expect to be back at a race any time soon but life doesn’t always go to plan does it. Read More Related Articles What is an ectopic pregnancy? Everything you need to know about Charlotte Crosby's emotional experience “Since the Olympics we haven’t had much luck and it’s been the hardest few months I’ve ever had to go through.

Piers Morgan, who has been campaigning against transgender people competing in women's sport for years, took to Twitter in celebration."Finally, a ray of common sense shines up from the virtue-signalling insanity," he wrote jubilantly in view of almost eight million followers.If she had taken part, 21-year-old Emily would have been up against some formidable competition, including five-times Olympic champion Laura Kenny.However it is believed that those who were assigned male at birth face physical advantages against those who were born female, including levels of the hormone testosterone.Although the hormone is present in both males and females, it is men who have significantly higher amounts of it - and the substance, which promotes the building of muscle, is one of the factors in men having an athletic advantage.The Union Cycliste Internationale requires their contestants to have had testosterone levels that are below five nanomoles per litre for at least a year prior to competing.However the association has confirmed that Emily does not meet the criteria and British Cycling subsequently issued a statement to say so.It read: "We have now been informed by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) that under their current guidelines Emily is not eligible to participate in this event."Piers had earlier hit out over the victory of transgender swimmer Lia Thomas in the 500-yard freestyle swimming contest in the USA's NCAA Championships, deeming it "unfair".World Athletics President Lord Sebastian Coe has taken the same stance as Piers, arguing in his professional capacity that decisions to allow transgender athletes and sportspeople to compete is placing the "integrity" of women's sport under threat.He has insisted that

BBC Sports Personality of the Year Awards. 2021's eagerly awaited ceremony, held on Sunday night at MediaCityUK, Salford, saw Alex Scott, Tom Daley and Laura Kenny lead the sporting stars as they graced the red carpet one-by-one.

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