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Keeping the Faith
By the age of 23, Egypt's Aya Medany had taken part in three Olympic Games and claimed silver at the 2008 Modern Pentathlon World Championships. Having retired from the sport before the birth of her first child, she's now hoping to compete again in Rio de Janeiro. In the meantime, she's been mentoring young women and girls who, like her, struggle to balance the needs of their sport and Muslim faith.

Creating a Sub Two-Hour Marathon Runner
If current trends continue, it should be another two decades before a marathon can be run in under two hours. We hear from the man who believes he can make it happen within five.

From Soaps to Sport
Will a film of ordinary women taking part in sport, shown in the commercial break of a popular soap opera, encourage British women back to the playing field?

The Greek Freak
Born to Nigerian immigrants, Giannis Antetokounmpo's basketball prowess earned the family their Greek passports. At the age of 20, he's now creating headlines in the NBA, where he's affectionately known as the Greek Freak.

Taking Aim
The Professional Darts Corporation Tour has a prize fund of ten million dollars. But for 400 dollars, just about any darts player can attempt to qualify for their tour card. We're in Wigan in the north west of England to hear some of their stories.

Sporting Witness
As this year's Africa Cup of Nations begins in Equatorial Guinea, we go back to the 1996 tournament in South Africa when the home team brought joy to a country emerging from apartheid. Will Yates talks to Mark Fish and Phil Masinga, two of the players who helped Bafana Bafana win their first - and so far only - international football tournament.

(Image: Aya Medany. Credit: Getty Images)