Tom Daley became the first Team GB diver to win four Olympic medals, having won gold in Tokyo in the 10m synchro with Matty Lee, and his third bronze medal in the 10m platform.
Previously, Daley won bronze at London 2012 in the individual discipline before adding another in the synchro with Dan Goodfellow at Rio 2016.
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Take a Look Inside One of Britain’s Oldest Swimming Baths Which Is Due to Reopen Next Week | SWNS
Take a look inside one of Britain’s oldest swimming baths which is due to reopen next week – after being saved and returned to its former glory.
The 116-year-old Moseley Road Baths in Birmingham is a Grade-II star-listed Edwardian pool that was opened in 1907.
Photos show the 21-meter pool with changing rooms positioned down each side and an old-fashioned tile pattern on the wall.
It’s popular within the local community but has been closed for public swimming since November 2022 due to a fault with the pool heating system.
Replacement calorifiers were fitted earlier this month, and in the meantime, volunteers have been working hard to get the baths ‘spick and span’.
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We Went Arctic Swimming in Lapland (The Perfect Winter Getaway to Rovaniemi, Finland) | Flying The Nest
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Top 3 Outside Lane Wins | World Championships 2022
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Should ChatGPT Write Programs for Olympic Swimmers? | The Swimsuit Guy
Tom Rushton shows me how he got ChatGPT to write sessions that his Olympic medalist swimmers swam. They even thought they were Tom’s sessions!
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Death of Former American Swimming Champion Probed in Virgin Islands | ABC News
The sudden death of former American swimming champion Jamie Cail is under investigation by authorities in the U.S. Virgin Islands, authorities said.
The 42-year-old Cail was found unresponsive in a residence she shared with her boyfriend in St. John, the U.S. Virgin Islands Police Department said in a statement.
“This case is presently under investigation by the Criminal Investigation Bureau,” according to the police statement.
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Italy: At Least 59 Migrants Drown Including 12 Children | Sky News
At least 59 migrants, including 12 children, have drowned after their boat broke up off the southern coast of Italy’s mainland.
A ship carrying up to 150 migrants ran into trouble in rough seas at dawn on Sunday near the coastal town of Crotone, in Calabria, the Coast Guard said.
Manuela Curra, a provincial government official, told Reuters news agency that the migrant boat shipwrecked after departing from Izmir in eastern Turkey three or four days ago.
It had been carrying people from Afghanistan, Pakistan and Somalia, with survivors claiming “140 to 150 people had been aboard”.
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All-Black College Swim Team Makes History | WNT
Coach Nicholas Askew led the men’s Howard University swimming and diving team to its first conference championship.
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Several Records Broken in Perth’s Beach Swimming Race | Sky News Australia
Bailey Armstrong has broken the first of several records for the 19.7km open water channel race from Perth’s Cottesloe Beach to Rottnest island.
Spectators cheered as the Queenslander crossed the finish line in the first wave of competitors.