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Blunder over Olympic hosting vote

Is London's hosting of the 2012 Olympics all a horrible mistake?

Deighton clears his first Olympic hurdle

The new chief executive of London 2012 has declared he is confident he can turn Sebastian Coe's "Best Games Ever" vision into reality. Paul Deighton, 49, will leave investment bank Goldman Sachs to take up his post with the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games next spring.

Olympic age rules to be changed

Fifa has decided men's Olympic football teams will no longer be allowed to field three over-age players.

Olympic cash fears after Brown leaves out funding

The British Olympic Association is to make further urgent representations to the government asking for the extra money it claims is needed to deliver a record-breaking medal performance at the London 2012 Olympics.

Olympic village threatened by sewage

The showpiece sites of the London Olympic games could be swamped by millions of gallons of sewage, according to the Environment Agency.

Olympic village bidder in takeover frame

Price for Amec would have to top £1.2bn
Speculation suggests European rival behind bid

Coe confident over Olympic costs

Sebastian Coe has rejected claims that the cost of staging the London 2012 Olympics is to double.

Olympic land's compulsory orders

The compulsory purchase order (CPO) was issued for a 345 hectare site in east London, which has some private housing and more than 270 businesses.

Olympic site's ban on sports

NO SPORTS facility can be built on land near the heart of London's 2012 Olympic site, stunned MPs were told yesterday.

Olympic race hits licensing hurdle

The Government's plans to raise £750m from National Lottery games to part-fund the 2012 London Olympics are "at risk" if the lotto licence changes hands in 2009, the industry's regulator admitted yesterday.