Singer songwriter Alistair Griffin teamed up with the Games Maker choir, the all-volunteer group who performed at the Olympic Park during the Games, to produce their bid for the Christmas Number one, 'I Wish For you The World'.
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Today was the last day of practice before the opening 2012/13 AC World Series kicks off here in San Francisco.   Whichever way you look at it we are playing catch up, but there’s no surprise in that.
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By Ben Ainslie

Sportsvibe caught up with Olympic bronze medallist Anthony Ogogo to get his reaction to the Games, and hear his thoughts on the road to London.   Anthony Ogogo is a Wasserman Media Group client.  
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By Ian Stafford

Mark Cavendish has ridden his first and last Tour de France for Team Sky after just one year racing for the British team.
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By Ian Stafford

It’s not supposed to be a competition but, if it were, Mike Tindall concedes defeat to his wife Zara Phillips in the medal collection assembled in their former home on the Gatcombe Estate, now that she has returned with an Olympic silver medal.
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By Ian Stafford

Six years ago, I flew home from the Melbourne Commonwealth Games, my debut at that competition, and described it as the best sporting event I had ever worked at.   Every so often since, I have come across a picture or two and the memories kick in.
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By Gary Baker

So that's it, the flame has flickered and been extinguished and all we are left with are memories, but indelible memories and a greater sense of pride and purpose today.     We Brits are not big on self-congratulations and nationalistic pride. We're more comfortable with our self-deprecation and cycnicism.
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By Ian Stafford

Olympic medallists Sir Chris Hoy, Jessica Ennis, Victoria Pendleton, Louis Smith and Pete Reed are joined by a number of other athletes from Team GB in their own version of Queen's 'Don't Stop Me Now' - celebrating the success of London 2012.
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Double Olympic gold medallist Pete Reed has committed himself to four more years to the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro and now has to persuade his long-term partner Andy Triggs Hodge to do the same in a bid to become the third most successful British Olympic rower of all time behind Sir Steve Redgrave...
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Lawrence Okoye has vowed that he will become world champion in one year’s time despite declaring on Tuesday night that he would turn his back on track and field and pursue his other options.   The 20-year-old discus thrower was distraught after finishing 12th in the discus final with a throw of 61.
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By Ian Stafford

Alistair Brownlee has revealed that he planned to stop short of the triathlon finish line in London ’s Hyde Park last week to wait for brother Jonny for a fraternal embrace before completing the 10,000 metre final leg of the race just a metre ahead.
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By Ian Stafford

British Hockey is set to capitalise on the most successful Olympics the sport has enjoyed since it won gold back in 1988 by staging the world’s biggest tournaments and increasing both playing and spectating numbers.
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By Ian Stafford

This London Olympic Games has been fortunate enough to witness some incredible moments and some breathtaking competition.   But, when the Games is reviewed, one race is certain to stand out from all others.
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By Gary Baker

Now that Sir Chris Hoy has bagged six golds and a silver at the Olympics and the soon to be "Sir" Bradley Wiggins has four golds, a silver and two bronzes to his name the statistics argue that one of these two, and it is Hoy due to his golds, is now the greatest British Olympian...
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By Ian Stafford

As I watch from my hotel room in Dubai I am filled with immense pride as Team GB dominate in the medals table. The television channels haven’t provided me with much coverage but my Arabic is certainly improving.
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By Isa Guha

Christian Malcolm has been used to the bright lights of major athletics finals for most of his career.
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By Gary Baker

Equestrain has been the unexpected star turn of Great Britain's gold rush this week, with team titles arriving thick and fast in showjumping and dressage.
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By Gary Baker

Check out Olympic gold winning pair Jessica Ennis and Pete Reed talking about the fruits of their labour at the Adidas party celebrating the best athletes at the 2012 London Olympic Games.    
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So I had better keep my trap shut when doubting Great Britain? How unpatriotic to have a moan and groan last week asking where our first gold medal was coming from?   Oh ye of little faith! The boys and girls have done well and the gold, silver and bronze trickle has become an avalanche which...
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Arsenal are being linked with a surprise move for Celtic midfielder Ki Sung-yeung, dubbed the 'Korean Gerrard', as they look to continue to bolster their squad ahead of the new season.
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