Scotstoun Stadium in Glasgow will be the centrepiece of the Commonwealth Games in 2026 after the city agreed to host the event. This follows the Australian state of Victoria pulling out of hosting it due to rising costs.

Full details are expected to be released soon when the proposals are confirmed by the Commonwealth Games Federation

A decision is drawing near on whether the Commonwealth Games will return to Glasgow in 2026. Commonwealth Games Scotland has offered Glasgow as a back-up plan if games organisers cannot find another host nation - 10 years after the city last hosted a Games hailed by organisers as the best ever.

Glasgow is poised to host a scaled-down Commonwealth Games in 2026 after stepping in following last year’s withdrawal by the Australian state of Victoria. Here we look at what we can expect. Glasgow is planning for 10 sports,

Glasgow is to host the 2026 Commonwealth Games after a deal was backed by the Scottish government. A scaled-down version of the event, featuring fewer sports and athletes, will return to the city 12 years after it last hosted the Games.

With the news that Glasgow will host the 2026 Commonwealth Games, the Daily Record has delved into the archives to take a look back at when the city held the 2014 Games.

The Australian state of Victoria pulled out as hosts last year, prompting questions over the future of the Games

Scotland will host the next Games after the state of Victoria in Australia pulled out because of rising costs.

Glasgow hospitality chiefs are ‘buzzing’ and ‘ready to welcome guests from around the globe’ as the city has been chosen to host the 2026 Commonwealth Games.

The city of Glasgow in Scotland has been announced as the host of the 2026 Commonwealth Games following a protracted short notice host search and a funding offer from previous hosts Victoria, Australia.