amy tinkler. youngest member of team gb. she was just 16 when she lit up the gym floor in rio. icking up a stunning bronze for britain. when she retired this january, people thought it was through injury. today, she revealed she had made allegations to british gymnastics last december, which have not yet been answered. in a damning statement, she said... tinkler is not the only star who said she was treated this way by the governing body. hannah whelan is a two—time british olympian. when she retired in 2015, british gymnastics asked her for her views to help change the culture of the sport. in 2018, she contacted them again, but like amy, never heard back. already, i've tried twice to reach out to them in the last five years, and i was ignored, so why is now any different? you know, what about all those children who werejust in the sport at lower levels? who's going to be their voice? british gymnastics, i feel, have failed in their duty of care. british gymnastics confirmed it had received amy tinkler‘s complaint in december, and said she gave more details to them on the 10th

amy tinkler. youngest member of team gb. she was just 16 when she lit up the gym floor in rio. me! but amy tinkler could mix it with the best of them, picking up a stunning bronze for britain. when she retired this january, people thought it was through injury. today, she revealed she had made allegations to british gymnastics last december, which have not yet been answered. in a damning statement, she said... "after eight months, i am no closer to having any feedback or outcome. it took a lot of support to tell my story. i hope someone now listens to us." tinkler is not the only star who said she was treated this way by the governing body. hannah whelan is a two—time british 0lympian. when she retired in 2015, british gymnastics asked her for her views to help change the culture of the sport. in 2018, she contacted them again, but like amy, never heard back. already, i've tried twice to reach out to them in the last five years, and i was ignored, so why is now any different? you know, what about all those children who werejust in the sport at lower levels? who's going to be the

olympic bronze medallist amy tinkler says she made a formal complaint to british gymnastics last decemberrevealed she left the sport due to negative experiences. former great britain cyclist jess varnish has lost her employment tribunal appeal against british cycling. hello, and welcome to sportsday. hello and welcome along to sportsday, "incredibly happy" is how pep guardiola today described his feelings, after manchester city's european ban was overturned. the manager also says his club deserves an apology — after being cleared of breaching financial fair play rules in football. however, the club were fined ten million euros and some other premier league managers have today criticised the process. rhia chohan has this report. the court of arbitration for the decision to clear manchester city of breaking financial fairplay rules was never going to be met lightly. you will make it is a disgraceful decision. because if manchester city is not guilty of it than i think to be punished with some millions as a disgrace is a decision. if you're not guilty, you are not punished. if they are guilt

and like bronze medallist on the floor amy tinkler from rio 2016, she notes on tuesday she had made as undisclosed in december and was waiting for an outcome eight months on i spoke to hannah weidman earlier in the switch had to say. we want to make sure that they were transparent and that they were being open and honest and i think that it is not honest that they have stepped aside. we want to make sure that they're still being transparent and that this is going... are the results when to be made public and will be no about it? i think this should have happen from the start really. i think it's why we didn't have much trust in british gymnastics at the time and why we we re gymnastics at the time and why we were a bit sceptical about the independent review in the first place but it is stephanie starting this movement and this change thatis that is needed. so we have got this independent review natalie but what other support our gymnasts being given? a confidential helpline is being set up for any gymnasts to come forward confidentially and talk about any abuse they may have suffered.

i'd do very much. 0lympic bronze medallist, amy tinkler, says she made a formal complaint to britishher "experiences as a club and elite gymnast". in a statement the 20—year—old said she is "no closer to having any feedback or outcome". she also revealed she felt she had no option but to quit gymnastics due to negative experiences. british gymnastics said tinkler‘s case is "at an advanced stage", and that she has been kept "fully informed" and given "appropriate support". chelsea manager frank lampard wants his players to take more repsonsibilty as they look to close in on a top four finish and a champions league spot. they host already relegated norwich later — and following a 3—0 loss to sheffield united — lampard says he wants to hear more from his players on the pitch this evening. chelsea are third, one point ahead of leicester with three games to go. the washington redskins american football team are dropping their name and logo, which have both been criticised over the years for being racist. the redskins name was given to the team in 1933. but they said they would retire it a

appeal has now been dismissed after a two—day remote hearing in may. 0lympic bronze medallist, amy tinklerymnast". in a statement the 20—year—old said she is "no closer to having any feedback or outcome". she also revealed she felt she had no option but to quit gymnastics due to negative experiences. british gymnastics said tinkler‘s case is "at an advanced stage", and that she has been kept "fully informed" and given "appropriate support". joe root is back training with england's cricketers as they moved their bio—bubble to manchester ahead of thursday's second test against the west indies. the england captain missed the defeat in the first test as his wife was having their second child. he will come straight back into the line—up as they look to turn the three test series around. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30pm. lets get more on the news that face vcoverings will be mandatory in supermarkets and shops in england from 24th july. paul hunter is a professor of medicine at the university of east anglia. he also advises the world health organization of the use of facemasks. do

complaint to british gymnastics last december about her "experiences olympic bronze medallist, amy tinkler statement the 20 year old said she is "no closer to having any feedback or outcome". she also revealed she felt she had no option but to quit gymnastics due to negative experiences. british gymnastics said tinkler‘s case is "at an advanced stage", and that she has been kept "fully informed" and given "appropriate support". that's all the sport for now. remember you can stay up—to—date on the bbc sport website and i will be backin the bbc sport website and i will be back in the next hour. wearing a face covering in shops and supermarkets in a good day to become mandatory from the 24th ofjuly. what do shop owners and members of the public think about this new rule on wearing a mask? join k is in taunton, he has been finding out. they're in carnival season people, but maas, little did they know that injuly 2020 they would have to do it for something simple like going into shops. people getting their heads around what this change will mean. we have been speaking to shoppers and shopkeeper