Summer Olympics News
Ukrainian Olympic Committee secretary general suspended after London 2012 ticket scandal
By Tom Degun at the SportAccord Convention in Québec City
May 22 - Volodymyr Gerashchenko, the secretary general Ukrainian National Olympic Committee, has been suspended from his role after it was alleged that he was looking to illegally sell thousands of pounds worth of London 2012 tickets for cash. Add new comment
Tokyo 2020 Games would create new Olympic memories for Japan's modern generation, claims bid chief
By Tom Degun at the SportAccord Convention in Québec City
May 22 - Tsuneyoshi Takeda, President of the Japanese Olympic Committee (JOC), is hopeful that Tokyo will win their bid to stage the 2020 Olympic and Paralympics, to help the country reconnect with the Olympic Movement after the city last acted as host in 1964.Exclusive: No guarantee that drug cheats won't medal at London 2012, says blood doping expert
By David Owen
May 22 - The high volume of drugs tests to be conducted at London 2012 provides no guarantee that cheats will not win medals, according to a blood doping expert.London 2012 ticket design is unveiled – with high-level security built in
By Tom Degun
May 21 - London 2012 has unveiled the design of the Olympic and Paralympic Games tickets with their delivery, along with Games travel cards and spectator guides, set to begin this week.More Articles...
- Exclusive: London 2012 Olympic Stadium wrap will demonstrate Dow's true worth, insists vice-president
- Spanish Prime Minister claims Madrid 2020 can revive country's worsening economy
- Olympex 2012 exhibition to be held at the British Library
- Wildflower meadows bring golden touch to London 2012 Olympic Park
- Sailing legend Ainslie kicks off Torch Relay from Land's End amid huge fanfare
- Olympic Flame arrives in Britain as Princess Royal and Beckham greeted by cheering crowds
- Anticipation grows as Britain prepares for arrival of Olympic Flame
- Over 12,000 Olympic Borough residents offered jobs, reveals London Mayor
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Humanity serves as the heart and soul of the Olympics – which is why, John Carlos candidly reveals, he and US colleague Tommie Smith infamously raised the black-power salute on the podium at Mexico City 1968. David Owen reports 
