Everyone coming but work still to be done warns Fennell
By Tom Degun
September 25 - All 71 countries eligible to compete plan to compete at the Commonwealth Games but there remain concerns over the amount of work that still needs to be done in New Delhi, Mike Fennell admitted today.
September 25 - All 71 countries eligible to compete plan to compete at the Commonwealth Games but there remain concerns over the amount of work that still needs to be done in New Delhi, Mike Fennell admitted today.
September 24 - Major worries earlier this week that the Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games may not go ahead due to the appalling condition of the Athlete' Village appear to have subsided as Scotland and New Zealand, who both delayed the arrival of their athletes in India, announced that they will compete in the event.
September 24 - New Delhi should not have been awarded the Commonwealth Games, International Olympic Committee (IOC) Executive Board member John Coates claimed today.
September 23 - Commonwealth Games England and its 17 member sports tonight "unanimously" agreed that they will go to New Delhi for the Commonwealth Games.
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September 22 – The current turmoil in New Delhi will not tarnish the "Commonwealth Brand", it has been claimed by Al Hamilton (pictured right), the founder of the Commonwealth Games Sports Awards.
September 23 - Wales have revealed that they are set to compete at the Commonwealth Games after the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) received assurances from the Delhi Organising Committee that all the venues and the Village is fit for purpose but Team Sky’s Isle of Man cyclist Peter Kennaugh has withdrawn from the event.
September 22 - England’s participation in the forthcoming Commonwealth Games in New Delhi was provisionally confirmed tonight, although high level assurances are still being sought that the venues will be clean, complete and safe for competitors.
September 22 - Fears over the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi and the poor standard of the Athletes’ Village have reached an all-time high as Wales today gave organisers a deadline of tonight to confirm that all venues are fit for purpose while England chairman Sir Andrew Foster stated that the situation is now "on a knife-edge".
September 22 - Scotland today announced that it had delayed travelling to New Delhi for the Commonwealth Games, which are due to open next month, because of concerns over the state of the Athletes Village.
September 20 - World triple jump champion Phillips Idowu tonight pulled out of England's team Commonwealth Games in New Delhi over security fears, joining Olympic 400 metres gold medallist Christine Ohuruogu and defending 1500m champion Lisa Dobriskey, who had earlier withdrawn because of injury.
September 21 - Australia's world discus champion Dani Samuels has withdrawn from the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi due to security fears in a move which could not have come at a worse time for organisers as a footbridge linking the main stadium to a car park collapsed today.
September 20 - New Delhi's preparations for the Commonwealth Games, which are due to open next month, hit new problems tonight when the Government were warned that the success of the event was being threatened by the poor quality of the Athletes Village. 
September 20 - New Delhi will be safe during the Commonwealth Games, which is due to open next month, Indian officials have promised after fresh security fears were sparked by a gun attack.
September 16 - The Athletes' Village for the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi has been officially opened and described as "better than the Beijing Olympics" by Craig Hunter, the Chef de Mission for England's team.
September 14 - The success of next month's Commonwealth Games in New Delhi is now down to the athletes, it has been claimed.
