| London Olympics Organizers Say Middletons' Company May Be Violating ... Huffington Post AP's earlier story is below. LONDON (AP) – London Olympic organizers will look into whether Pippa Middleton and her family are breaking laws that prevent unofficial games merchandise from being sold. Products featuring Olympic-style rings are being sold ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Olympics-Strike threats loom over London Games Reuters Train drivers, passport officials plan strikes. * Government warns unions against industrial action. * Officials reiterate confidence Games will be safe. By Mike Collett-White and Avril Ormsby. LONDON, July 19 (Reuters) - Strikes by train drivers and passport ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Greg Louganis back in US diving fold for London Olympics as athlete mentor Washington Post Greg Louganis knows what it's like to be perfect. And he's concerned that kind of pressure will be the undoing of a lot of athletes at the London Olympics. He's trying to make sure the stress of winning medals isn't heaped on the shoulders of American divers, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| London's Olympic fog | John Lloyd The scenes of wild British rejoicing in July 2005, when it was announced London would host the 2012 Olympics, have faded and been replaced by visions of ... blogs.reuters.com/john-lloyd/ |
| London Olympics 2012: Critical Eye : Details London hasn't hosted the Olympics since 1948—and only once before that in 1908. But as host of the 2012 Summer Games, the city is back in the spotlight. www.details.com/culture- |
| London Olympic tickets: everything you need to know - The Guardian The full guide to what's still available, ticket transfer/return, how to buy if you live in the US or Europe, and much more. www.guardian.co.uk/.../london- |
| London 2012: Despite our anxieties, the Olympics will be a force for ... Observer editorial: Rain, the G4S security fiasco, a cracked flyover, officials selling tickets on the black market… all this and more, yet the Games are set to be a ... www.guardian.co.uk/.../ |
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