So the Olympics is over for another 4 years (but don't panic - it's only 2 weeks until the Paralympics start!).

We kick off by looking back at some of our highlights from the final week, including a Gold for climber Toby Roberts and a 1500m bronze for Georgia Bell that finishes her remarkable comeback story.

The football season is back, and we review the Manchester derby in the Community Shield, and the news of a sacking after just one game!

As we come into the last week of Cricket's Hundred, we look at who needs what to qualify for finals weekend-however Northern Superchargers will be without England test captain Ben Stokes, as his hamstring injury rules him out of not only their final games, but also England’s test series against Sri Lanka

We also have the amazing story of Fran Hurndall, who will be  attempting a record for running across Australia-running 110km per day as she tries to go  from Perth to Sydney in 34 days to raise funds and awareness for domestic violence.

Finally we have your contacts and one last Olympics Get A Grip!

In a first for Null & Void we are joined this week by Harry Brightmore, just over 72 hours after he coxed the GB Rowing Men’s 8 to golden glory in Paris.

Harry gives us a real insight into not just the race itself, but also what life was like in camp, and just how it feels to stand on the podium at the Olympics.

We also bring you some of the highlights from week 2 at the games, including an iconic gold for Remco Evenepoel in the road cycling and a silver for Tommy Fleetwood in the golf, whilst we marvel at the chaotic brilliance of the Canoe Slalom Kayak Cross.

There’s also the latest from Rugby League Superleague, an

A champion podcast, joined by an Olympic champion!

This week we bring you an Olympic special. With the games fully underway, we have all the latest from the range of amazing sports at Paris 2024. Andy gives first hand reports from the Rugby 7’s, the Rowing-where former guest and friend of the show Harry Brightmore was in action with the Men’s 8 – and, of course, a review of the great French food and wine!

Tony has the updates from the great coverage back home-with a mix of sports we all know and love, as well as those that have drawn him in for the first time.

We also have the latest from test cricket, close finishes in

A truly gold medal worthy performance!

A great episode this week as we kick off looking at the

At Trent Bridge England and the West Indies were closely

We have an update from inside Team GB’s Rowing training camp as they head off to Paris, as previous guest Harry Brightmore (Cox of the Men’s 8) sends us a final note from their Caversham base before they take the Eurostar over to the holding camp. And it’s an Olympic Get a Grip as Andy bemoans the lack of beer at the games!

Our guest is Golf Professional Andy Wild, who joins us to

We kick off this week by looking back at the European Championships Final and England’s defeat by Spain, leading Gareth Southgate to stand down after 8 years in charge.

Wee bring you a roundup of the winner from Wimbledon’s finals weekend, where Carlos Alcaraz won the Men’s, Barbara Krejcikova the Women’s and Britain’s Alfie Hewitt took both the Men’s and Doubles Wheelchair titles.

From Rugby Union we have all the latest from the summer

As athletes fine tune their preparation for the Olympics

Our first guest is Simon Cowlard who returns to share the

We are then joined by triathletes Andrew Harden-Sweetnam and Harriet Hardy who recently completed the Ironman 70.3 Bolton event as a relay team. They share their experiences of the race-but if that wasn’t enough, they spent the following weekend participating in a “Backyard Ultra”. This was organised from Andrew’s garden in support of previous pod guest Tom Mayor’s fundraising efforts for Brain Tumour Research. Andrew and Harriet share how a 12-hour, 60-kilometre event boiled down to a final loop sprint!

We also have the usual round up of sports stories that you

Our guest this week is our Football Correspondent Billy

We kick off the coverage celebrating Sir Mark Cavendish

We have the latest from all of the Northern Hemisphere teams’ summer rugby tours -with England & Ireland losing close games with New Zealand & South Africa, Wales well beaten by Australia, and good wins for Scotland & France. Meanwhile Lewis Hamilton’s win in the British Grand Prix at Silverstone not only gives him his first win in 2.5 years, but also the record for the most wins at a single track.

After Novak Djokovic clashed with Wimbledon fans, saying that their cheering for Holgar Rune in their 3rd round game sounded like booing, we put him in the dock for Get a Grip. In better tennis news, we bring you the latest from SW1.

We also have all the news from athletics, cricket, rowing

As the country heads to the polls, we bring you your number one candidate in your weekly sports podcasts!

We kick off with a review of the Netball Super League Final, with a triumph for Lightning over Thunder to take the title.

We have the latest from the Euros and England’s progress

In rowing we have a story of 3 brothers who will be rowing

With Wimbledon underway this week, our guest is tennis

Regardless of the General Election result, we know that we are still your podcast premier!

We kick off Episode 155 with a look at the latest from the

In Netball’s play-offs we now know who will be playing in

Meanwhile, in Rugby Union there were big wins for England and South Africa, whilst Glasgow Warriors pulled another shock out of the bag to beat the Bulls and win the URC title in Pretoria. Sadly the GB Men’s 7’s team were beaten by South Africa in the Olympic Qualifying Repechage tournament, meaning the Blitzbokke take the final place in Paris.

The T20 Cricket World Cup in Cricket has also thrown up some great surprises-England turned round a poor start to the tournament, and big wins over West Indies and USA mean they are into the semi-finals, whilst Afghanistan’s giant killing of Australia means they progress to their first semi-final at the expense of the Baggy Greens!

As ever we also bring you the latest and best from a host of other sports, including F1, Athletics, Rugby League, Mountain Biking, Cycling and Swimming – along with your contacts.

After our brief break, we are back with Episode 154 of Null

We kick off with the US Open Golf and the thrilling finale

In rugby union we look back at the Premiership Final as well as the latest round of rugby league’s super league. Meanwhile it was the final round of the regular seasons in the netball super league, as we now head into the play off finals.

In cricket’s T20 World Cup the USA and Afghanistan have been the surprise packages into the Super 8 stage, whilst England  were given a scare by rain in their game against Namibia and had to rely on a favour from old foes Australia to make it through to the next stage at Scotland’s expense.

Our guest this week is Ken Carter, who joins us to talk about his lifelong involvement in sport, including playing rugby for Blackheath, London Irish, the Royal Marines as well as the brave decision to play for BOTH Cornwall AND Devon! Ken also chats about his involvement in establishing Deaf Sport First – an organisation that supports deaf people in maximising their sporting potential – and how their remit is evolving with innovation in sports science and artificial intelligence.

A fantastic guest and a great show.

Having brought you an episode from Singapore earlier this

Andy is there to take part in the Escape from Alcatraz

We bring you the latest from your favourite sports- Novak

We also pay our own tribute to MND campaigner and former Leeds Rhinos star Rob Burrow, who sadly passed away from the cruel illness on Sunday.