British Olympian Amy Tinkler has accused the British Gymnastics’ CEO of hanging gymnasts out to dry. 

Amy Tinkler accuses British Gymnastics CEO of hanging gymnasts out to dry

Ireland Ellis O'Reilly competes on the Parallel Bars during day two of the 2015 World Gymnastic Championships at The SSE Hydro, Glasgow.

Four senior members of one club, a legacy of the London 2012 Olympics, have been suspended by British Gymnastics. 

Exclusive: Four key staff at Olympian's former club suspended

An investigation was triggered after Downie made a post on social media last year.

Olympic gymnast Ellie Downie’s weight-shaming complaint 'not upheld'

Britain’s most decorated female Olympian and now, arguably, the most powerful woman in British sport says she feels let down by some of the governing bodies she hands millions of pounds to and hasn’t ruled out hurting them by withdrawing financial support.

UK Sport chief: Abusive coaches will be banished from Olympic disciplines

Claire Heafford and Tracey Grant are just two of the former gymnasts who are making claims.

The action could be both embarrassing and costly for the governing body with allegations aired in open court and considerable damages to pay if the action is successful.

Former gymnasts in talks to launch legal action against British Gymnastics

ITV News Sports Editor Steve Scott reflects on our investigation into abuse allegations in British Gymnastics that have rocked the sport.

Why ITV News has told the story of abuse claims in British Gymnastics

Amy Tinkler (left) has confirmed she made an official complaint against Amanda Reddin.

Last month Tinkler made the shock revelation that she quit the sport due to her experiences in gymnastics and not through injury.

Rio medallist confirms complaint against top GB gymnastics coach

ITV News understands that at least two cases involving Amanda Reddin, who is due to lead Team GB’s women to the Tokyo Olympics next year, are still under investigation.

Allegations made against Britain's top women's gymnastics coach Amanda Reddin

Simone Biles and her former coach Aimee Boorman

Aimee Boorman was told as a young coach that her positive and inclusive approach to athletes would get her nowhere.

Biles' ex-coach says British athletes must keep telling their truths

The “no-nonsense” approach Jane Allen brought with her and her direct style was unsettling some of those she worked alongside, among them Ros Anwyl, the membership manager. 

British Gymnastics CEO 'fostered culture of fear', former manager claims 

Ellis O'Reilly made history as Ireland’s first ever female gymnastic Olympian. An achievement to make her proud of for the rest of her life. But that’s not how she sees it.

Ireland’s gymnastic Olympian 'forced to quit or face life in a wheelchair'

Morrisons has told ITV News it has introduced a purchase limit of three items on a small range of products - including toilet roll. 

Morrisons first to limit purchases on certain items amid new virus rules

The long-awaited NHS Covid-19 contract tracing app has been released, but already some are unable to download it.

NHS Covid-19 contract tracing app: Can't download or won't download?

ITV News understands the hospice sector hasn’t had financial support since the end of July.

Exclusive: Third of hospices on financial brink ahead of 'surge in demand'

Louisville is a city besieged by racial grievances, reignited by a Grand Jury ruling to charge only one of the officers involved in the Breonna Taylor shooting.

Louisville: A city in chaos and a symbol of America's turmoil 

Breonna Taylor was fatally shot by Louisville Metro Police Department officers. Her aunts condemn the criminal justice system for its "corruption, and racism".

Breonna Taylor's aunts on their wait for justice: 'I don't think they care'

The Treasury says the chancellor has spent the summer preparing contingency plans in case the pandemic required it.

Prepare for furlough 2.0

There was no mention in the Grand Jury's deliberations of two other officers who had also fired in the raid that night. 

Tense atmosphere in Kentucky as officer indicted over Breonna Taylor death

Since Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson are promoting part-time work, they surely must ensure it’s not breadline work, that it pays, writes Robert Peston.

Steve Scott

Sports Editor