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Glasgow 2026: is it time up for the Commonwealth Games?
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It has become fashionable of late to declare that the Commonwealth Games no longer matter, and are living on borrowed time.
Well, tell that to the good people of Glasgow, said Nik Simon in the Daily Mail.
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But it was hard to escape the feeling that this was the Commonwealth Games “on Ozempic”.
Of course, it must be financially viable – Glasgow only managed to host the Games so cheaply because Victoria had to pay £190 million in compensation, for pulling out.