The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh will give a reception for Team GB and ParalympicsGB medallists

We owe it to the history of the game to maintain the FA's global standing. To do so, we must seek to set a world standard in the way we conduct our business

The understanding that we belong together, and are able, through teamwork, to achieve far more than we could do alone, has always been at the heart of our approach.

The baton relay represents a calling together of people from every part of the Commonwealth.

Trust them, trust yourselves – for you had the same training.

Invictus 2016 is going to be a huge success – let’s get out there and let’s make this happen.

It has been one of the most competitive and entertaining world cups ever.

We literally have the bravest children in the UK in this room.

I know you will all be fearsomely proud of being a part of this team.

It's up to every one of us, to raise the roof on each match in this unforgettable journey.

Over the next six weeks, this competition will reach people from all corners of the globe.

Rugby is a game built on values – respect, pride, team work and discipline.

I feel we need to ensure that we become the gold standard of sporting governance.

I hope that wherever the future takes you, that you will continue to be role models and to inspire others through sport.

These men and women would no longer be defined by their injuries but as competitors, athletes and team mates.

Football, then as now, had the power to bring people together and break down barriers.

This is a generation that urgently needs our help, for their future and the future prosperity of Africa.

These games have shown the very best of the human spirit.

The Invictus Games this September will give these inspirational people the opportunity to showcase their talent and in doing so, prove that anything is really possible.

With the stroke of a pen and 13 rules, Saturday afternoons were never the same again.

I cannot tell you how excited I am that later today we will be playing football on my grandmother’s lawn.

What unites us all as 53 different nations is our love of a game that crosses boundaries.

It just takes a single visit and you’re in love with the place and its people.

Glasgow is a city with a great buzz and enormous optimism.

Their resilience is astounding and makes me feel extremely humble.

It will be far more than just a world class facility for training our future world-beating national team.