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School sports provision is "patchy" and ministers want to boost participation after Britain's Olympic success, the culture secretary says, as Team GB seek to increase their medal haul.
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Jamaica basks in independence day celebrations after Usain Bolt and Yohan Blake triumphed in the men's 100m at the Olympic Games in London.
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England's riots revealed "deep social problems" that still need to be addressed a year on, London mayor Boris Johnson says.
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Double Olympic 100m champion Usain Bolt says he is edging closer to legendary status after retaining his title in London.
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China's Wu Minxia wins her second gold of London 2012 and the fourth of her career with victory in the individual 3m springboard.
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Heavy rain leads to flooding and disruption to parts of south-west England, Wales and the Scottish Borders.
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Jamaica's first London Olympics winner
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Christine Ohuruogu cannot hide her disappointment after she is beaten into second place in the 400m final at London 2012.
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Ezekiel Kemboi secures Kenya's first gold medal of London 2012 after winning the men's 3,000m steeplechase final.
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Usain Bolt defends his men's 100m title in stunning style, winning the final in an Olympic record time of 9.63 seconds.
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Britain's Yamile Aldama misses out on a medal as Kazakhstan's Olga Rypakova secures gold in the London 2012 women's triple jump final.
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England and South Africa are thwarted by rain on day four of the second Test at Headingley, which looks to be heading for a draw.
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Britain's Ben Ainslie clinches his fourth successive gold medal to become the most decorated Olympic sailor in history.
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The number of forged passports detected at ports and airports across the UK has almost halved in the past five years, a BBC investigation finds.
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There needs to be a "step change" in sports policy to help future star athletes shine, the head of the British Olympic Association says, as Team GB bid for further gold medals.
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A British journalist who was kidnapped by Islamic militants in Syria last month has said that between "10 and 15" of his captors were British.
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A British photojournalist who was kidnapped and wounded by Islamist militants in northern Syria says up to 15 of his captors were from the UK.
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Emergency services are dealing with serious flooding in the Scottish Borders, as the Met Office warns of heavy rain across the region.
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Britain's newly crowned Olympic champion Jessica Ennis says she will not run in the 100m hurdles after her heptathlon triumph.
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Sir Steve Redgrave believes British rowing's record-breaking nine-medal haul at London 2012 may never be beaten.
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Japanese children from the Tohoku region are in London for the Olympics.
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Jessica Ennis wins Olympic heptathlon gold for Great Britain in front of a rapturous home crowd in the Olympic Stadium.
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Greg Rutherford wins Britain's 13th gold medal of the London 2012 Olympics after winning the long jump.
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Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce of Jamaica sees off the challenge of American Carmelita Jeter to retain her Olympic 100m title in London.
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Great Britain win six gold medals on day eight of the London Games to enjoy their most successful day at an Olympics in 104 years.
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Kevin Pietersen stars with a century as England fight back against South Africa on day three of the second Test at Headingley.
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Britain's women's team pursuit trio break their own world record to beat the United States and win Olympic gold.
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Katherine Copeland and Sophie Hosking win the women's lightweight double sculls to claim Britain's fourth rowing gold.
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A tiny spider discovered recently in Australia is named after British television naturalist Sir David Attenborough.
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The mother of a man whose fatal shooting by police sparked days of riots in England calls for justice for him on the first anniversary of his death.
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Rebecca Adlington admits struggling with public expectation after finishing London 2012 with two bronze medals.
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Britain's Andy Murray will meet Roger Federer in the Olympic men's singles final on Sunday after securing a straight-sets win over Novak Djokovic.
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American 15-year-old Katie Ledecky stuns Rebecca Adlington to take the women's 800m freestyle Olympic title, with the British favourite third.
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Team GB shatter their own world record as they defend the men's pursuit title to win Britain's second gold medal of the day.
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England's openers make a steady start after they bowl South Africa out for 419 on day two of the second Test.
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Russian track cyclist Victoria Baranova is expelled from London 2012 after testing positive for testosterone.
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The parent group of British Airways and Iberia reports a 390m euro ($476m; £306m) interim loss and warns of job losses.
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China's Dong Dong adds Olympic men's trampoline gold to his two world titles at London 2012, outscoring Russia's Dmitry Ushakov.
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Gu Kailai, wife of sacked Chinese politician Bo Xilai, will go on trial for the murder of UK businessman Neil Heywood next Thursday, lawyers say.
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A French judge asks the UK to arrest the head of Morocco's Olympic committee over the 1965 kidnapping of Moroccan opposition leader Mehdi Ben Barka.
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Olympic bosses say they will not investigate Philip Hindes's crash in Great Britain's team sprint cycling win at London 2012.
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Britain's George Nash and Will Satch take rowing bronze as Eric Murray and Hamish Bond win gold in the men's pair.
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Britain's quadruple sculls team of Stephen Rowbotham, Tom Solesbury, Charles Cousins and Matt Wells finish fifth as Germany win gold.
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Royal Bank of Scotland has reported a half-year loss of £1.5bn and is putting aside £125m to pay compensation for the recent breakdown of its IT systems.
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London's transport plans face their biggest test yet with 200,000 people expected at the Olympic Park, as Jessica Ennis begins her heptathlon campaign setting a new British record.
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The body of a woman is found in a garage in south-west London by police investigating the disappearance of businesswoman Carole Waugh.
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Jessica Ennis opens the British athletics medal charge in the Olympic Stadium as GB seek to double their Beijing tally of four.
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A woman who appeared in India's Olympic contingent in the opening ceremony in London apologises for an "error of judgement".
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More pupils in the UK are taking international GCSEs, figures from exam boards suggest.
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Legal action to unmask a Twitter user who set up an account spoofing a top UK newspaper executive is dropped.
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Chinese internet giant Tencent has set up quarters in Romford, Essex for the London 2012 Olympics, allowing medallists to broadcast interviews back home.
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Mr Brainwash, otherwise known as pop artist Thierry Guetta, shows BBC News his preparations for his first solo London exhibition.
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Michael Phelps wins his first individual gold and his 20th Olympic medal in the men's 200m individual medley.
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Sir Chris Hoy's sprint cycling team wins Britain's third gold of the day as sports minister Hugh Robertson praises GB's "great momentum" as it leaps up the medals table.
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South Africa dominate day one of the second Test against England at Headingley, making 262-5 as Alviro Petersen hits a century.
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Sir Chris Hoy, Jason Kenny and Philip Hindes power Great Britain to gold in the men's team sprint at the London Velodrome.
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A court in London orders an Ethiopian embassy worker to be jailed on drugs charges, ruling that she is not entitled to diplomatic immunity.
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Great Britain win cycling, canoeing and shooting golds to cap one of the country's greatest days in the history of the Games.
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Victoria Pendleton and Jess Varnish miss out on a medal chance after being relegated for an illegal change-over in the team sprint.
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British dancer and choreographer Nigel Charnock - best known as a founder member of the dance company DV8 - has died at the age of 52.
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Shooter Peter Wilson wins Britain's fourth gold medal of the London Olympics with victory in the double trap competition.
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Tim Baillie and Etienne Stott have claimed Britain's first ever canoe slalom gold with a stunning run at Lee Valley White Water Centre.
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Both the UK and Russia want to see an end to the violence in Syria, David Cameron says after holding talks with Vladimir Putin in London.
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The United States lead from start to finish to clinch Olympic gold in the women's eight at Eton Dorney as Britain finish fifth.
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The Bank of England keeps interest rates on hold at 0.5%, and also holds off from any more stimulus measures.
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Britain's Bill Lucas and Sam Townsend finish fifth in the men's double sculls final as New Zealand take the gold at Eton Dorney.
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The US women's track and field team has been warming up at a stadium in East London not far from the Olympic Park.
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Striker Luis Suarez condemns Great British supporters after some booed during the Uruguay national anthem.
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Li Xiaoxia beats compatriot Ding Ning in the women's singles final as China continue to dominate Olympic table tennis in London.
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Praise pours in for cyclist Bradley Wiggins and the women's rowing duo after they win historic gold medals for Team GB at the London Games.
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Michael Jamieson wins silver for Britain in the 200m breaststroke final.
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Cyclist Bradley Wiggins takes the men's time trial after rowers Heather Stanning and Helen Glover triumph in the women's pair.
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Manufacturing in most of the world is in a slump, a raft of reports from the US, UK, the eurozone and China suggest.
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Nigeria's Access Bank wins a High Court ruling in London ordering a former executive to pay £600m to the bank.
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Cyclist Bradley Wiggins becomes Britain's most decorated Olympian with victory in the London 2012 time trial, with Chris Froome taking bronze.
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GB athletics coach Charles van Commenee admits he has no idea when triple jumper Phillips Idowu will turn up for the London Olympics.
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Identical twin brothers from London, who admitted raising money in England to fund terrorism abroad, are jailed for three years.
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Eight female Olympic players are accused of not "using best efforts to win" - as British gold medal hopes focus on rowing and cycling.
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Hiroshi Hoketsu is the oldest competitor taking part in the London Games - aged 71.
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Michael Phelps says his record of 19 Olympic medals can be beaten but says he has not given up adding to that tally before the London Games are over.
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GB's equestrian team win silver in the eventing competition at the London Games as the track and field team arrive in the UK from a training camp.
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America's Allison Schmitt sets a new Olympic record as she wins gold in the women's 200m freestyle as Britain's Caitlin McClatchey finishes seventh.
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The British Olympic Association chairman says Chinese swimmer Ye Shiwen is not a drug cheat, after a US coach cast doubt on her record swim.
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British triple jumper Phillips Idowu is expected to be fit for London 2012, according to BOA chef de mission Andy Hunt.
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Beach Volleyball is one of the big success stories of the modern Olympics and huge crowds have been turning out to watch games at London 2012.
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India's media praise shooter Gagan Narang who won the country its first medal at the London Olympic Games.
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North Korea claim their third gold medal at London 2012 as Kim Un Guk triumphs in the men's 62kg weightlifting.
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American teenager Missy Franklin storms to 100m backstroke gold ahead of Emily Seebohm, with Britain's Gemma Spofforth fifth.
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West Ham United agree a £2m loan fee with Liverpool for England striker Andy Carroll with a view to a permanent transfer.
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Syria's most senior diplomat in the UK is resigning from his London post over his government's "violent and oppressive" actions, the Foreign Office says.
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Britain's Liam Tancock misses out on an Olympic medal in the men's 100m backstroke final at the Aquatics Centre.
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France's Yannick Agnel wins his second gold of the London Olympics in the men's 200 freestyle as American Ryan Lochte comes fourth.
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More tickets go on sale amid the row over empty seats, organisers say, as London's transport appears to run without major problems.
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China's top seeds in the men's and women's singles secure impressive wins at London 2012.
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A journalist arrested as part of inquiries into a suspected conspiracy to gather data from stolen mobile phones is Sun chief foreign correspondent Nick Parker, the BBC understands.
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A group of Brazilians have been using houses in London as art spaces to establish a cultural link between the current and future Olympic host cities.
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A man is arrested in connection with the disappearance of a British yachtsman who went missing in the Indian Ocean
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Transport chiefs say there were no major problems during morning rush hour as London's transport network faces its first major Olympics test.
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Britain's Hannah Miley reaches the 200m medley semi-finals, but China's Ye Shiwen continues to dominate.
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Retailers can be prosecuted if they sell games to minors who are underage according to the Pegi system classification.
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