Cuban Olympic gold medals up for auction
A pair of Olympic gold medals won by Cuban athletes are up for auction with the price expected to soar in the closing days.
Supermodel Stella Tennant, who strode London 2012 Closing Ceremony catwalk, dies aged 50
The Versace fashion house and designer Stella McCartney have led tributes to model Stella Tennant, who has died suddenly five days after her 50th birthday.
Alan Hubbard: From Ali to a bugged hotel room, reflecting on 65 years in sports journalism
It was something of a shock when it dawned on me that I should now be "celebrating" - if that is a word we are allowed to use in these dark days by our ramshackle leaders - my 65th year in journalism.
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park named among Britain's favourite parks in nationwide poll
The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, which served as the main venue hub when London hosted the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, has been named on a list of the country's 10 favourite parks.
Garden to honour COVID-19 victims to be created at London 2012's Olympic Park
A memorial garden is set to be created at London's Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park as a tribute to key workers and those that lost their lives to coronavirus.
Nasirshelal confirmed as London 2012 gold medallist after reallocation process
Iran's Navab Nasirshelal has officially been confirmed as the men's under-105 kilograms weightlifting champion from London 2012 by the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
Government official in charge of London 2012 budget appointed Boris Johnson's new chief of staff
A former Treasury official in the United Kingdom who was responsible for setting the budget for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games has been appointed as the new chief of staff of Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Romanian weightlifting pair to be stripped of London 2012 medals after positive retests
Roxana Cocos and Răzvan Martin are set to be stripped of their London 2012 Olympic medals after three Romanian weightlifters were disqualified following positive retests from the Games.
Modzmanashvili banned for eight years after caught doping in IOC re-tests from London 2012
Uzbekistan's Davit Modzmanashvili has been banned for eight years after he was stripped of his Olympic wrestling silver medal for doping following the re-analysis of his sample from London 2012.
Australian swimmers set to lose London 2012 Olympic medals hit out at anti-doping rules
Australian swimmers James Magnussen and Christian Sprenger have claimed it would be unfair if they were to lose their Olympic relay bronze medals after London 2012 team mate Brenton Rickard revealed a sample he provided at the Games had tested positive for a banned substance.
Australian Olympic swimming medal at risk after Rickard reveals positive London 2012 retest
Australia is at risk of being stripped of an Olympic bronze medal in the 4x100 metres medley after Brenton Rickard revealed a re-tested sample from London 2012 was found to contain masking agent furosemide.
Statue of Olympic gold medal triple winning horse unveiled in Gloucestershire
A bronze statue of triple Olympic gold medal-winning horse Valegro has been unveiled in Newent, the small market town in Gloucestershire in England where the gelding is based with his rider Charlotte Dujardin.
London 2012 Paralympic Games Opening Ceremony dancer Toole dies
Dave Toole, a dancer who performed in the Opening Ceremony of the London 2012 Paralympic Games, has died at the age of 56.
Bronze statue to mark career of triple Olympic gold medallist Valegro to be erected
A bronze statue of triple Olympic gold medal-winning horse Valegro is to be erected in the small market town in Gloucestershire in England where the gelding is based with his rider Charlotte Dujardin.
London 2012 Torch manufacturer forced out of business by coronavirus
The British company which made the Olympic Torch for London 2012 has gone into liquidation, claiming that the coronavirus was the final straw.
