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Tweddle set for floor and bar events despite rib injury
British gymnast says she is fit for her two strongest disciplines.
05 Aug 2008
American gymnasts told 'gold is theirs to lose'
Perssure is being heaped upon America's female gymnasts as they attempt to repeat the team victory of Atlanta in 1996.
04 Aug 2008
Tweddle suffers cruel injury blow
British gymnast Beth Tweddle has been all but ruled out of two events at the Olympic Games.
02 Aug 2008
Beijing Olympics – Gymnastics guide
Gymnastics, along with fencing, cycling and athletics, has been an Olympic ever-present.
30 Jul 2008
Gymnasts' hopes grow in the nursery
Simon Hart sees British prospects make admirable progress despite sharing a gym with toddlers.
13 Jul 2008
Champion Tweddle finishes on a high
Beth Tweddle, the world uneven bars champion, ended the year on a high by winning the same event at the World Cup Final in Brazil.
18 Dec 2006
Tweddle and her sport must reach for the sky
For most of us, asymmetric bars are pubs that are on opposite sides of the road, and once we've spent a bit of time in them both, one of the hardest words to say would probably be asymmetric.
16 Nov 2006
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Tweddle leaps into the elite
Gymnastics is certainly not my my specialist subject, but I know enough about the sport to appreciate that Beth Tweddle's victory last weekend on the uneven bars at the World Championships in Aarhus, Denmark, represented an astonishing achievement.
27 Oct 2006
Gymnastics: Downie stands firm
The Commonwealth Games show that gymnasts are only human for, without the Chinese, the Americans and the Eastern Europeans, there is no chance of perfection.
22 Mar 2006
Tweddle out of Games
Beth Tweddle, England's world-class gymnast, arrived in Melbourne full of confidence, ready for a showdown with Monette Russo, the home-town favourite, but was forced to withdraw from the Commonwealth Games yesterday because of an ankle injury.
16 Mar 2006
Tweddle injury puts defence in doubt
Beth Tweddle, the English gymnast who won a gold and two silver medals at the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester, could be forced out of this year's competition after injuring her ankle.
15 Mar 2006
Mixed Zone: Watt has hat on Hatton
Sarah Edworthy talks to the former lightweight champion ahead of the Mancunian's title defence in Sheffield.
25 Nov 2005
Tweddle vaults into final
Britain's Beth Tweddle has qualified in fourth place for the all-round final at the World Gymnastics Championships.
24 Nov 2005
Harland leaves rivals trailing
Andrew Baker sees Georgina Harland win bronze in the modern pentathlon and thinks that this is exactly the kind of sport that the Olympics should be about.
28 Aug 2004
Russia contests 'biased judging'
Russia plan to protest over many results at the Athens 2004 gymnastics competition to the IOC and are studying legal grounds to appeal.
24 Aug 2004
Fate fells Khorkina again
Svetlana Khorkina discovered where a simultaneous acting/sports career leads. It leads to being the runner-up. Sue Mott reports.
19 Aug 2004
Tweddle poised to soar
Cheshire teenager is Britain's best hope of a gymnastics medal, writes Sarah Edworthy.
20 Jul 2004
Tweddle raises bar for gymnastics
The 19-year-old from Liverpool can end a 80-year wait for an individual medal in Athens this summer.
08 May 2004
Heap suffers for success
Craig Heap is no stranger to pain. He shrugs aside five operations on his left elbow and surgery to both shoulders, both calves, both shins, an ankle and a wrist. He has lost count of the broken bones, torn ligaments and pulled muscles
19 Feb 2002
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