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- Alan Hubbard: There will never be another Angelo Dundee
- David Gold: There are so many compelling reasons for watching the London 2012 football tournaments
- Philip Barker: London 2012 Opening Ceremony plan borrows from the Nazis
- Alan Hubbard: He seems to have had more resurrections than Lazarus but Audley still refuses to admit the party's over
- David Owen: Exclusive London 2012 Opening Ceremony preview
- Mike Rowbottom: London Marathon on wheels for 2013 – enthusiasm is already there, and backing could soon be
- Nick Green: With just six months to go the countdown to London 2012 is truly on
- Alan Hubbard: Sorcerer Alison and apprentice Amy will be targeting gold at London 2012
- David Owen: Does new London 2012 lab workload suggest we are picking up the wrong end of the syringe?
- Alan Hubbard: Being dropped from the Olympic programme has seen softball fall on hard times
- Tom Degun: Innsbruck 2012 enhances the success story of the Youth Olympics
- Philip Barker: Rogge is helping keep the Olympic spirit alive
- Mike Moran: Everyone is willing Janet Evans to make it to London 2012
- Mike Rowbottom: It's all very surreal and futuristic in the London 2012 anti-doping lab
- Hannah Mills: We ended 2011 on a high and now we turn our attention to the Olympics
- Mike Rowbottom: The success achieved in this tough year plays testament to strength of British sailing
- Tom Degun: Ice hockey skills challenge lacks the magic of 3-on-3 basketball
- Alan Hubbard: As he turns 70, I look back on Muhammad Ali's reign and just how he made ballet of brutality
- Philip Barker: Innsbruck 2012 strikes right note between past and present
- Mike Rowbottom: Russia’s towering Olympic ambitions are backed with a big pile of money
- C K Wu: 2011 was a watershed year for AIBA, now for 2012
- Alan Hubbard: Will Sir Clive ever return to rugby after being bitten by the Olympic bug?
- Liz Nicholl: Approaching London 2012 we are in better shape than we were before Beijing 2008
- Dennis Hone: The Olympic Park is a Team GB success story worthy of a gold medal
- Tom Degun: For some, London 2012 will be the calm before the Glasgow 2014 storm
- Alan Hubbard: When we witness Britain's success at London 2012 we must remember the team behind the team
- Mike Rowbottom: The sailors still making waves about being forced to miss Moscow 1980
- Mihir Bose: Blatter's turn towards Europe shows him at his best as he attempts FIFA clean up
- Andy Hunt: It's 2012, it's time for British athletes to deliver
- Alan Hubbard: A successful London 2012 could see Joshua become worth his weight in gold
- David Owen: Youth Olympic Games can provide a city with the Olympic aura but without the cost
- David Gold: The swimmer with a chlorine allergy aiming for London 2012
- David Owen: If science can't beat drugs cheats, what can?
- Alan Hubbard: "Plastic Brits" wrestling policy contrary to Olympic spirit
- Mike Rowbottom: Cavendish odds on for SPOTY but Clarke could yet beat him on the final straight
- Jim Cowan: Lack of coordination undermining London 2012 physical participation legacy
- Mike Rowbottom: London 2012's security measures may seem elaborate but they need to be respected
- Alan Hubbard: Despite dwindling sport participation figures, table tennis is fast becoming the new snooker
- Daniel Keatings: Putting the wind up my London 2012 preparations
- Mihir Bose: IOC's investigation shows willingness to correct the wrongs in sport's governing bodies
- Mike Rowbottom: Overall got it right overall, despite marathon misjudgements
- Tim Hollingsworth: Why sport, not disability, must be the prime focus of the London 2012 Paralympics
- Alan Hubbard: There’s no show bigger than the Olympics but an extra £40 million on the Ceremonies is preposterous
- David Owen: When all is said and done, Havelange was one of the towering figures of 20th century sport
- Mike Rowbottom: The BOA bylaw is effective and those who criticise it are barking up the wrong tree
- David Owen: Why the Sports Personality of the Year shortlist isn't short enough
- Richard Callicott: Why I support the BOA selection policy on drugs
- Alan Hubbard: Indian Olympic boycott rumours were nothing but a storm in a teacup
- Mihir Bose: Blatter's outrageous racism comments have done untold damage to him and FIFA
- David Gold: What next for London 2012 ambassador Beckham?
- Daniel Keatings: Another personal disappointment but great result for Team GB
- Mihir Bose: It's time European sports administrators studied US model to combat match fixing
- Mike Rowbottom: Will trampolining be the new curling at London 2012?
- David Owen: BOA is adopting right approach but WADA faces bigger questions
- Alan Hubbard: Does Harriet Harman have it in her to be Britain's new sports czarina?
- Andy Hunt: Be there with Team 2012
- Ben Ainslie: The Team GB Finn sailing squad does Movember
- Tom Degun: Gold Coast are worthy winners of 2018 Commonwealth Games race
- Mike Rowbottom: David Cameron leads the celebrations for London 2017 success
- Mike Rowbottom: Closing stages of 2017 World Championships bids finely balanced
- Peter Keen: We're all in this together
- Alan Hubbard: The day I knocked the great Joe Frazier off his feet
- Daniel Keatings: Olympic qualification failure was disappointment but we must look forward
- Jim Cowan: London 2012 fails to deliver promised tourism strategy
- Mike Rowbottom: The marathon can surprise even the most experienced runner
- David Owen: Pakistan spot fixing sentencing is far too extreme
- Alan Hubbard: Prejudice remains rife in sport
- Patrick Nally: All in the mind
- Tom Degun: London 2012 must learn from Guadalajara's Achilles Heel
- Roald Bradstock: My journey to 2012 - it's all about numbers!
- David Owen: Why I'm betting that betting will be a big story at London 2012
- Alan Hubbard: Is there really a place for football on the Olympic menu?
- Natalie Dunman: Search for 2016 talent powers-up
- Mike Rowbottom: Stuart Pearce used to get his way by direct methods on the pitch. Now, as coach to Team GB, he must tread more carefully
- Alan Hubbard: It is hard to find any squeaky-clean sports in these troubled times
- Tom Degun: Don't believe everything you read on Google
- David Owen: As a disappointing World Cup draws to a close, is rugby poised to go Twenty20?
- Mike Rowbottom: Rewriting history is a minefield no-one should step into
- Mihir Bose: Stadium mystery could have an ending even Agatha Christie could not have plotted
- David Owen: Has Barcelona become the impossible Olympic dream?
- Jim Cowan: Olympic Stadium drama - you couldn't make it up
- Alan Hubbard: Britain's new heavyweight superstar is in the Ali mould
- Mike Rowbottom: The BOA bylaw was created by athletes, for athletes – and not by administrators
- Alan Hubbard: Big Geoff Thompson is invisible only to the powers in British sport, it seems
- Mike Rowbottom: David Hemery, Jesse Owens and Tanni Grey-Thompson - of you we sing
- Andrew Warshaw: Please sort out this Olympic Stadium saga before everyone gets fed up
- Alan Hubbard: It is all very well blowing whistles. Time somebody rang the bell
- David Owen: Will men with shaved legs be one of London 2012's chief legacies?
- Jim Cowan: Olympic legacy - the one that won't go away
- Tom Degun: Gloves are off as AIBA come back fighting in Baku
- Richard Caborn: We must act now to capitalise on London 2012 opportunities
- David Owen: The great Olympic ambush - led by David Cameron
- Alan Hubbard: Rob McCracken should seek tips from Arsène Wenger ahead of World Amateur Boxing Championships
- David Gold: There will be many magnificent sights to see at Sochi 2014, but allow plenty of time to get there
- Mike Rowbottom: The elephant that stands between Doha and the 2017 World Championships
- Alan Hubbard: BoJo is a Citius, Altius, Fortius force for London 2012
- Mike Rowbottom: Westfield agogo as Nicole Scherzinger and Boris Johnson do their thing
- David Owen: Why the Olympics needs BRICs to build for the future
- Sue Campbell: Celebrating the success of the Sainsbury's UK School Games
- Alan Hubbard: Baby Khan could not have a better role model in his humble older brother
- Mike Rowbottom: Hit-and-miss Bolt is a snapshot of unpredictable Championships
- David Faulkner: Mental strength will be needed for Britain's hockey teams to fulfil their potential at London 2012
- Mike Moran: The Olympics will come to the US again one day and plenty of cities will want them
- David Owen: Athletics needs to up its game if it is to retain its Olympic crown
- Saskia Clark: We surpassed our expectations at the Olympic Test event but gold would have been nice
- Alan Hubbard: Pistorius may be an exceptional athlete but the bottom line is that he is a Paralympian
- David Owen: New Order set to have the best story for 2020 Olympic and Paralympic race
- Chris Holmes: There is a buzz in the air with One Year to Go until 2012 Paralympics
- Paul Thompson: London is ready for 2012 - now the rowers just need to qualify
- Mike Rowbottom: Nightmare in the Dream Room – don’t mention Asafa Powell
- Jason Gardener: Looking back on six years of success of the UK School Games
- Alan Hubbard: Could Sir Clive switch to football after London 2012?
- Mike Rowbottom: Zac Purchase was too tired to get out of bed; now he can't wait to get into Bled
- Duwayne Escobedo: IOC Working for Gender Equity in the Olympic Movement
- Mike Rowbottom: Exploring the myths of the man behind the Olympic Games
- Alan Hubbard: Pros in, seconds out, doesn't make sense to me
- Andy Hunt: Team GB athletes pass London 2012 tests with flying colours
- David Owen: Investment in our youth would be boxing clever
- Tom Degun: Beach volleyball could be the show stealer at London 2012
- James MacLeod: Chefs excited by tasty dish served up by London 2012
- Tom Degun: Pistorius should be allowed to compete in able-bodied competition
- Mihir Bose: The silence of the world's football players in FIFA crisis is deafening
- David Owen: Beach volleyball provides strange sort of normality amid the madness
- Alan Hubbard: London riots have worrying echoes of Mexico City 1968 and Seoul 1988
- David Owen: A job well done so far...but Tottenham riots prove London 2012 can take nothing for granted
- Rebecca Fisher: I'm now officially a pinhead
- Mike Rowbottom: David Rudisha and Abubaker Kaki in praise of Seb Coe
- Mihir Bose: It's time for Blatter to use the power he does have to clean up FIFA
- Alan Hubbard: I'd be delighted to see feisty Olympic heroine Dot Tyler light the London 2012 Flame
- Mark Naysmith: UK businesses must start preparing for London 2012 as soon as possible or risk missing out
- Debbie Jevans: We are on course but no time to relax
- Mike Rowbottom: Mundane and mysterious - images on the Road to 2012
- Alan Hubbard: Only Boris Johnson can save British Skating it seems
- Mike Rowbottom: Seb Coe's excuse may have been good, but he missed out by not taking dip in Olympic pool
- Jeremy Hunt: With One Year to Go London is ready
- Tom Degun: Twitter is fast looking like the one uncontrollable element of London 2012
- David Owen: Lillehammer Youth Olympics would be fitting tribute to victims of Norwegian tragedy
- Mike Rowbottom: Gröbler - the man with the Midas touch
- Peter Keen: The Mission may be 2012 now, but ambitions go way beyond
- Mihir Bose: FIFA are in danger of falling in to the same trap as News International
- Mike Rowbottom: New space-age Alexander Stadium guarantees lift-off for Birmingham Diamond League
- Mike Moran: Pyeongchang decision brings back happy memories of Seoul 1988
- Alan Hubbard: Will Britain's lack of home-grown coaching talent limit the sustainability of London 2012's legacy?
- Andrew Warshaw: Beware the phantom mobile phone hacker
- Mike Rowbottom: It's survival of the fittest for Britain's modern pentathletes
- Alan Hubbard: Scandals prove Brits not a cut above the rest
- Andrew Warshaw: IOC provide perfect blueprint of how broken FIFA can fix itself
- David Owen: Mission accomplished for Pyeongchang 2018 after Operation Durban
- David Owen: Does Zuma's presence mean South Africa will bid for 2020 Olympics?
- James Tindall: The international season, slimming, Chelsea FC, taking our clothes off and the build up to London 2012
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Pierre de Coubertin's blood relation Antoine de Navacelle is working to maintain the values of the man who created the modern Games within today's Olympic and business framework. And as he exclusively tells Mike Rowbottom, it is not a fruitless exercise
