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London marks 1,000 days to 2012 Olympics

Saturday marks 1,000 days until the London 2012 Olympic Games, and officials promise the event is on track and on budget.

London Olympics on track for 2012

An overcast, chilly summer day failed to stem the excitement and pride of Olympic officials and athletes as they showed off their progress three years ahead of the 2012 Games.

London marks three years until Olympics

Three years from Monday, the eyes of the world will be on London for the opening ceremony of the 2012 Olympic Games.

Q & A with Sebastian Coe

Sebastian Coe is one of the greatest middle-distance runners ever to step foot on to an athletics track. There are few people better qualified to comment on the talent and effort it takes to become a world beater. Here he gives CNN his views of Haile Gebrselassie.

Seb Coe: Guiding London into the Olympic limelight

For Sebastian Coe, one of Britain's greatest athletes, the glory of winning Olympic gold medals comes in second to clinching the Olympics Games for London in 2012.

Radcliffe returns to face top London field

World record holder Paula Radcliffe will return to run in next year's London marathon on April 26 when she faces five of the first six finishers at the Olympic Games in Beijing.

UK sprinter fails in bid to beat Beijing ban

British sprinter Dwain Chambers has failed in his London High Court bid to compete at the Beijing Olympic Games.

Coe wants Ferguson to coach GB team

Sebastian Coe, who masterminded London's successful bid for the 2012 Olympics, wants Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson to take charge of the Great Britain team at the Games.

Chambers made to 'feel like a leper'

Disgraced British sprinter Dwain Chambers claims he has been made to "feel like a leper" on his return to the sport having served a ban for failing a drugs test.

Chambers free to run in British trials

Sprinter Dwain Chambers will take part in this weekend's British trials for the world indoor championships, because UK Athletics say they have no legal right to bar the man who served a two-year doping ban after failing a test in 2003.

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