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UK Athletics pleads guilty to corporate manslaughter in Paralympian's death
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UK Athletics has pleaded guilty to corporate manslaughter following the 2017 death of UAE Paralympian Abdullah Hayayei during training in London. The organization faces a potential fine of up to £5 million, while event official Keith Davies also admitted to a health and safety offense. The pleas were entered at the Old Bailey on February 20, 2026.
The UK Athletics Indoor Championships 2026 begin on February 14 at Birmingham's Utilita Arena, featuring top British athletes aiming for qualification to the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Poland. Stars including Keely Hodgkinson, Amy Hunt, Josh Kerr, and title defender Hannah Nuttall are set to compete over two days. The event holds added significance without an Olympic or outdoor world championships this year.
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UK Athletics has introduced the Track and Field Rater, an anonymous online tool to gather real-time user feedback on athletics facilities across Britain. The initiative aims to complement formal inspections and drive improvements in quality and safety. Scottish and English athletics bodies are encouraging widespread participation from athletes, coaches, and spectators.