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World Aquatics today loaded individual event entries on to the World Championships site and gave us a first look at what the British team will be swimming in Singapore.

It wasn't quite all everyone was talking about at the British Championships, but the announcement that 50m form events would be added to the programme for the 2028 Olympics was certainly on the mind of many of Britain's top swimmers. Indeed, it even seems to have had an immediate impact on Aquatics GB who referenced it in their rationale for discretionary selection for this years World Championships even though for understandable reasons it was not part of the original selection policy. Here's what... Читать дальше...

If you’re the reigning world champion and have just finished fourth in the Olympics, a finger tip away from the podium then it might be expected that you’d be back chasing success in that event the following season. But for Freya Colbert a change is as good as a rest in 2025, even if the 400IM remains on her programme for the World Championships.

Following the conclusion of the Aquatics GB Championships last weekend, Aquatics GB have now confirmed a team of 28 who will compete at the World Championships in Singapore in the summer, with six discretionary picks added to the 22 who were selected directly.

It was quite the week in London at the 2025 Aquatics GB Swimming Championships as we saw two British Records, plenty of close racing and a closing event with drama that just couldn't be predicted. That means plenty for Steve Katie and Bob to mull over, we hear from some of the top performers of the week including record setters Ollie Morgan and Angharad Evans and breakout star Jacob Mills.

When Ollie Morgan touched the wall in the 100m Backstroke at the British Championships last week he had smashed the British Record and his time of 52.12 had elevated him to becoming the 13th fastest man all time. It was a swim that rightly took all the plaudits but behind him there was a wave coming, one that speaks to an increasing depth in British men’s backstroke.

The 2025 British Swimming Championships came to a close with backstroke and breaststroke excitement and the now customary 200m freestyle shoot out as events came to a close in London. A new British record for Angharad Evans and a tie in the men’s 200 freestyle set the seal on the week.

The penultimate night of finals brought sprint and medley fireworks to the London Aquatic Centre as three more qualification standards for this summer’s World Championships were achieved. Abbie Wood and Ben Proud were the pick of the bunch as they took big wins. Here’s a day 5 update from the British Championships.

Katie Shanahan won her second backstroke title of the week while Ed Mildred took his first ever on the fourth night of action in London. Here’s a selection update.

Ollie Morgan stamped his authority all over the third night of finals at the London Aquatic Centre, demolishing his own British Record in the 100m backstroke with a 52.12 blast. That was one of a number of exciting finals that secured several more swimmers their places at the world championships.