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Will the warmth win or wane?
With the weekend upon us, the big question is: will the fine weather continue? The main message is that some places are likely to cling on to the fine weather longer than others.
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With the weekend upon us, the big question is: will the fine weather continue? The main message is that some places are likely to cling on to the fine weather longer than others.
Usain Bolt’s victory in the 200m makes him the first to do the “double double” of winning both sprinting distances at two Olympics. But there are other contenders for greatest Olympian of all time.
Ranked second in the world, women’s taekwondo 67kg hopeful Sarah Stevenson says she will compete at London 2012 in memory of her parents, both of whom died last year.
Olympic champion and 800m world record holder David Rudisha tells Channel 4 News reporter Paraic O’Brien that an Irish priest who trained him is “more than a father”.
After years of strict diets and training regimes, Team GB’s athletes are now getting stuck into very different activities. Channel 4 News analysed their favoured pursuits before and after the Games.
Team GB miss out on two sailing gold medals to the Antipodeans, as Australia and New Zealand push the male and female 470 class teams into second place.
Lutalo Muhammad comes into the 80kg taekwondo event at London 2012 with a lot to prove after he was controversially selected for Team GB over world number one Aaron Cook.
Latest updates from London 2012 as Team GB targets medals in swimming and boxing.
British equestrian sport achieves its best-ever Olympic medals haul, as Charlotte Dujardian wins gold in the equestrian dressage with the final routine of the competition.
Yorkshire’s Nicola Adams makes history by winning flyweight gold in the first ever women’s boxing final, overcoming her Chinese arch-rival Ren Cancan.
The Olympics have left everything in their shadow since the Queen uttered: “Good evening Mr Bond”, not least other sports.
As athletes and sports stars urge the government to invest in “patchy” school sports funding, Channel 4 News reveals that 38 per cent of 2012 British medallists so far went to independent schools.
As the US and Japan prepare to compete for the women’s football gold medal, writer Natasha Henry says the women’s game needs mainstream media support if it is to thrive in the UK.
Victoria Pendleton says she thought the 2012 Olympics “would be one for the girls” and that sport should be taken more seriously in our schools.
As the world’s attention turned towards London for the start of the Olympics, Channel 4 News Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson was in Damascus witnessing the carnage of Syria’s civil war.