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Birmingham 2022 broke new ground and the CGF hopes to introduce further new formats at future Games.

The chief executive of the Commonwealth Games Federation said this year’s event has exceeded all expectations.

The Commonwealth Games must be "modern and edgy" to stay relevant to a young audience, according to federation chief Katie Sadleir, who praised 2022 host city Birmingham for an "outstanding job". The 57-year-old former synchronized swimmer said the Games must show how "they are different and individual" from other events…

As the multi-billion-dollar esports industry continues to grow, the Commonwealth Games looks to tap into some of that success.

Inaugural Esports Championships come to the Commonwealth Games but it’s hard to think past the oodles of cash

The majority of Commonwealth members still criminalise homosexuality. Pride House Birmingham organisers want that to change.

Birmingham Commonwealth Games officials say they have worked hard to make the event as inclusive as possible.

Almost half of Commonwealth member states still have laws criminalising same-sex relationships on their statute books

The first NZ woman to compete at a Commonwealth Games in 1930, Gladys Pidgeon was almost barred from the pool. Angela Walker looks back at her remarkable journey.

Katie Sadleir has a vision that multiple village sites are used at the proposed 2026 Games in Australia.