Interview with Liz Nicholl, Chief Executive of UK Sport

The transcript discusses a review initiated by British Cycling and UK Sport to assess cultural challenges within British Cycling. The draft review indicates cultural issues that need addressing, and British Cycling has developed an action plan to tackle these findings. Apologies have been made to athletes and staff for any discomfort caused by the culture. The importance of maintaining integrity and responsibility in the performance system, supported by public funds, is emphasized.

What are the main issues identified in the draft review of British Cycling's culture?

How does the review suggest addressing the cultural issues within British Cycling?

In what ways has British Cycling acknowledged the discomfort experienced by athletes and staff?

What does the phrase 'the price of success being too high' imply in the context of British Cycling?

What responsibilities do individuals within the British Cycling system have according to the review?