Wednesday, July 20, 2011

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(4:19:59 AM) No problems with London Olympics security prep – LONDON (AP) -- Security preparations for the 2012 Olympics won't be affected by the resignations of London's top two police officers, the British government said Monday. (This story continues here)

(4:30:57 AM) Minister: resignations won't affect Olympics plans – Britain's Olympics minister says the resignations of London's top two police officers won't affect security planning for the 2012 Games. (This story continues here)

(4:50:20 AM) Japan women eye World Cup/Olympics double – Japan captain Homare Sawa vowed Tuesday to go for gold at next year's London Olympics as her squad returned home to a hero's welcome following their historic triumph at the women's World Cup. (This story continues here)

(3:43:56 AM) UK expects 2012 Olympics to be under budget – Britain's Olympics minister says the 2012 London Games will be delivered under budget. Hugh Robertson says the anticipated final cost of the Olympic construction project has decreased by $25 million to $11 million since May. Discussing the overall $15 billion cost of the games, Robertson told reporters on Tuesday that he is confident that the Olympics will come in under budget." As London... (This story continues here)

(4:40:44 AM) London Olympics expected to be under budget – LONDON (AP) -- Britain's Olympics minister says the 2012 London Games will be delivered under budget. (This story continues here)

(4:50:07 AM) Olympics minister confident that 2012 will be under budget – LONDON (AP) -- Britain's Olympics minister says the 2012 London Games will be delivered under budget. (This story continues here)

(3:59:59 AM) Olympics-Police changes will not harm Games security - minister – Britain's Olympic minister said security planning for next summer's Games would not be disrupted by this week's resignations by London's two top policeman over the phone-hacking scandal engulfing the now defunct News of the World. (This story continues here)

(4:51:18 AM) Tokyo governor again behind bid to host Olympics – Tokyo governor Shintaro Ishihara is again behind his city's bid to host the Olympics. Whether that will help or hinder it is open to debate. Ishihara, generally described as an outspoken nationalist, was on hand Saturday when Tokyo officially declared it would bid for the 2020 Summer Olympics. The 78-year-old co-author of the 1989 book "The Japan That Can Say No" was the driving force... (This story continues here)

(4:34:57 AM) British minister expects 2012 Olympics to be under budget – Britain's Olympics minister says the 2012 London Games will be delivered under budget. (This story continues here)

(4:22:17 AM) First British athlete qualifies for 2012 Olympics – Keri-Anne Payne had to stop herself cursing with delight on Tuesday after she became Britain's first athlete to qualify for the London Olympics by winning the world championships' 10km open water title. (This story continues here)

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