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Britain's win over South Korea was magnificent, says team coach Danny Kerry
By David Gold
February 4 - Britain's women's hockey coach Danny Kerry has hailed his team's 4-1 victory over South Korea in the Champions Trophy quarterfinals in Rosario, Argentina, as "magnificent" and told insidethegames they will be "thoroughly prepared" for their semi-final with Germany. Add new comment
Training 70,000 Games Makers is the biggest challenge so far, admits London 2012 chief Deighton
By Tom Degun
February 3 - London 2012 chief executive Paul Deighton (pictured far right) has admitted that training the 70,000 Games Makers that are volunteering to help at the Olympics and Paralympics is the biggest challenge that his organisation has faced so far in the lead up to the Games.Pescante criticises Italian Prime Minister for delay in backing Rome 2020
By Duncan Mackay
February 3 - Rome must continue to play a waiting game to see whether they will be able to bid for the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics after Italy's Prime Minister Mario Monti refused to be rushed into a decision amid a warning from Mario Pescante that the delay could prove fatal to the campaign even if does go-ahead.
IOC sell Japanese TV rights for Sochi 2014 and Rio 2016 for $472 million
By Tom Degun
February 3 - The Japan Consortium has been awarded the Olympic broadcast rights in Japan for the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics and Rio 2016 Summer Olympics following a in a $472 million (£298 million/€359 million) deal with the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
Rio 2016 delays picking golf course designer until March
By Tom Degun
February 3 - Rio 2016 have announced that they will not be revealing the winning designer of the first Olympic golf course in over 100 years until early March, despite the announcement having been scheduled for today.London 2012 host borough Greenwich granted status of Royal Borough by the Queen
By Tom Degun
February 3 - Greenwich has received a huge boost ahead of the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics after the Queen today bestowed upon it the status of Royal Borough, making it the first borough to be granted Royal status in over 80 years and the only Royal Host Borough for the Games.Lennart Johansson calls for FIFA President Sepp Blatter to step down
By Andrew Warshaw
February 3 - Former UEFA boss Lennart Johansson (pictured left) has called for FIFA President Sepp Blatter (right) to step down and hand over the reins now rather than at the end of his four-year term in 2015.New shooting events added to 2014 Summer Youth Olympic Games programme
By David Gold
February 3 - The International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) has announced that two new shooting events will be included in the programme for the 2014 Summer Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, China, taking the total number of events to six.
Britain beat South Korea in quarter finals of the Champions Trophy
By David Gold
February 2 - Britain marched into the semi finals of the Champions Trophy in Rosario, Argentina after a 4-1 win over South Korea, the first time they had beaten them in five meetings in the competition.
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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
