Kay Bryson prepares to realise childhood ambitions at debut Olympics in Paris

Army athlete Kay Bryson will realise a childhood ambition when she makes her Olympic debut for Team GB in the Modern Pentathlon at the Paris games next month.

The reservist soldier, who serves as a Second Lieutenant with 165 Port and Maritime Regiment RLC, heads to France fresh from being crowned European champion and is hoping for a place on the podium in Paris.

She warmed up for the games in perfect style by winning the women's title at the European Modern Pentathlon championships in Hungary.

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The current UK Armed Forces Sportswoman of the year has been talking to BFBS Sports reporter Julian Evans about her journey to the 2024 Olympic Games.