By Duncan Mackay in London   November 25 - Sir Craig Reedie (pictured), a former President of the International Badminton Federation (IBF) and member of the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) ruling Executive Board, has urged the sport to accept the proposal for it to be relocated to Wembley Arena when London hosts the 2012 Olympics.

Wembley October 2009: Johnson and Jowell agree to drop Barking plan in support of Wembley October 2009: Coe

By Duncan Mackay in London   November 25 - Sir Craig Reedie (pictured), a former President of the International Badminton Federation (IBF) and member of the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) ruling Executive Board, has urged the sport to accept the proposal for it to be relocated to Wembley Arena when London hosts the 2012 Olympics.

Wembley October 2009: Johnson and Jowell agree to drop Barking plan in support of Wembley October 2009: Coe

By Duncan Mackay in London   November 25 - Sir Craig Reedie (pictured), a former President of the International Badminton Federation (IBF) and member of the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) ruling Executive Board, has urged the sport to accept the proposal for it to be relocated to Wembley Arena when London hosts the 2012 Olympics.

Wembley October 2009: Johnson and Jowell agree to drop Barking plan in support of Wembley October 2009: Coe

By Duncan Mackay   November 24 - The debate over the future of the Olympic Stadium being built for the 2012 Games is set to explode again if, as expected, it is included on Thursday among four grounds in London to be used if England are awarded the 2018 World Cup.

  Sebastian Coe, the chairman of London 2012 of a member of the England bid team, insists

By Duncan Mackay   November 24 - The debate over the future of the Olympic Stadium being built for the 2012 Games is set to explode again if, as expected, it is included on Thursday among four grounds in London to be used if England are awarded the 2018 World Cup.

  Sebastian Coe, the chairman of London 2012 of a member of the England bid team, insists

By Duncan Mackay   November 24 - The debate over the future of the Olympic Stadium being built for the 2012 Games is set to explode again if, as expected, it is included on Thursday among four grounds in London to be used if England are awarded the 2018 World Cup.

  Sebastian Coe, the chairman of London 2012 of a member of the England bid team, insists

By Duncan Mackay   November 24 - The debate over the future of the Olympic Stadium being built for the 2012 Games is set to explode again if, as expected, it is included on Thursday among four grounds in London to be used if England are awarded the 2018 World Cup.

  Sebastian Coe, the chairman of London 2012 of a member of the England bid team, insists

By Duncan Mackay   November 24 - The debate over the future of the Olympic Stadium being built for the 2012 Games is set to explode again if, as expected, it is included on Thursday among four grounds in London to be used if England are awarded the 2018 World Cup.

  Sebastian Coe, the chairman of London 2012 of a member of the England bid team, insists

 By Duncan Mackay   November 23 - London 2012 remains on time and within budget, new official data published today by the Government and Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) claimed.

"   Sebastian Coe, the chairman of London 2012, said: "In a little under 1,000 days

 By Duncan Mackay   November 23 - London 2012 remains on time and within budget, new official data published today by the Government and Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) claimed.

"   Sebastian Coe, the chairman of London 2012, said: "In a little under 1,000 days

 By Duncan Mackay   November 23 - London 2012 remains on time and within budget, new official data published today by the Government and Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) claimed.

"   Sebastian Coe, the chairman of London 2012, said: "In a little under 1,000 days

 By Duncan Mackay   November 23 - London 2012 remains on time and within budget, new official data published today by the Government and Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) claimed.

"   Sebastian Coe, the chairman of London 2012, said: "In a little under 1,000 days

November 21 - Jamaica's Usain Bolt (pictured) and the United States Tyson Gay will race each other at least three times next year in the new Diamond League, the 14-event $6.6 million (£4 million) worldwide series which was officially launched by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) in Monte Carlo tonight .

March 2009: Coe hopes Diamond League will help athletics sparkle again March 2009:  British

November 21 - Jamaica's Usain Bolt (pictured) and the United States Tyson Gay will race each other at least three times next year in the new Diamond League, the 14-event $6.6 million (£4 million) worldwide series which was officially launched by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) in Monte Carlo tonight .

March 2009: Coe hopes Diamond League will help athletics sparkle again March 2009:  British

November 21 - Jamaica's Usain Bolt (pictured) and the United States Tyson Gay will race each other at least three times next year in the new Diamond League, the 14-event $6.6 million (£4 million) worldwide series which was officially launched by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) in Monte Carlo tonight .

March 2009: Coe hopes Diamond League will help athletics sparkle again March 2009:  British