By Duncan Mackay September 10 - South Africa's world 800 metres champion Semenya (pictured) is

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Africa to name stadium after Semenya  

By Duncan Mackay September 10 - South Africa's world 800 metres champion Semenya (pictured) is

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September 10 - Bristol's 2018 team has appointed former England and Tottenham Hotspur player Gary Mabbutt (pictured) as an ambassador for the city's bid to host matches if England's campaign to stage the World Cup is successful, they announced today.

former Bristol Rovers player, who was born and raised in the area, is also an ambassador for South

Africa, who are hosting the 2010 World Cup.

He also earned 16 caps for England.   He worked on South Africa's successful bid for the 2010

"Bristol should be the gateway to the South West.   "One of my favourite parts of the country

work that needs to be done to get people out there onboard and we need the people of Bristol and the South

September 10 - Bristol's 2018 team has appointed former England and Tottenham Hotspur player Gary Mabbutt (pictured) as an ambassador for the city's bid to host matches if England's campaign to stage the World Cup is successful, they announced today.

former Bristol Rovers player, who was born and raised in the area, is also an ambassador for South

Africa, who are hosting the 2010 World Cup.

He also earned 16 caps for England.   He worked on South Africa's successful bid for the 2010

"Bristol should be the gateway to the South West.   "One of my favourite parts of the country

work that needs to be done to get people out there onboard and we need the people of Bristol and the South

By Duncan Mackay September 9 - ESPN, the American cable television network owned by Disney, has revealed that winning the rights to screen the 2014 and 2016 Olympics is its top priority in a move that is set to help push up the price for the TV rights in the United States and could help Chicago's bid.

ESPN, which is also to broadcast the 2010 World Cup in South Africa next year, will face stiff competition

By Duncan Mackay September 9 - ESPN, the American cable television network owned by Disney, has revealed that winning the rights to screen the 2014 and 2016 Olympics is its top priority in a move that is set to help push up the price for the TV rights in the United States and could help Chicago's bid.

ESPN, which is also to broadcast the 2010 World Cup in South Africa next year, will face stiff competition

By Duncan Mackay September 9 - ESPN, the American cable television network owned by Disney, has revealed that winning the rights to screen the 2014 and 2016 Olympics is its top priority in a move that is set to help push up the price for the TV rights in the United States and could help Chicago's bid.

ESPN, which is also to broadcast the 2010 World Cup in South Africa next year, will face stiff competition

September 8 - Caster Semenya, the controversial world 800 metres champion, has appeared in a South African

Related stories September 2009: South African official quits over Semenya gender test row September

2009: Civil rights group claim action should be taken against ASA over Semenya row August 2009: South

Africa to name stadium after Semenya August 2009: Thousands welcome Semenya home to South Africa

September 8 - Caster Semenya, the controversial world 800 metres champion, has appeared in a South African

Related stories September 2009: South African official quits over Semenya gender test row September

2009: Civil rights group claim action should be taken against ASA over Semenya row August 2009: South

Africa to name stadium after Semenya August 2009: Thousands welcome Semenya home to South Africa

September 8 - Caster Semenya, the controversial world 800 metres champion, has appeared in a South African

Related stories September 2009: South African official quits over Semenya gender test row September

2009: Civil rights group claim action should be taken against ASA over Semenya row August 2009: South

Africa to name stadium after Semenya August 2009: Thousands welcome Semenya home to South Africa

By Duncan Mackay September 7 - Leading South African official Wilfred Daniels has resigned

coordinator, has also personally apologised to 18-year-old Semenya because of the way he and Athletics South

Africa (ASA) had handled the gender-testing debacle.   He said: "I'm so sorry for the part

Africa, refused to comment for the reason behind Daniels departure.

Africa to name stadium after Semenya August 2009: Larry Eder: Semenya is a victim of a witch hunt

August 2009: Thousands welcome Semenya home to South Africa

By Duncan Mackay September 7 - Leading South African official Wilfred Daniels has resigned

coordinator, has also personally apologised to 18-year-old Semenya because of the way he and Athletics South

Africa (ASA) had handled the gender-testing debacle.   He said: "I'm so sorry for the part

Africa, refused to comment for the reason behind Daniels departure.

Africa to name stadium after Semenya August 2009: Larry Eder: Semenya is a victim of a witch hunt

August 2009: Thousands welcome Semenya home to South Africa

By Duncan Mackay September 7 - Leading South African official Wilfred Daniels has resigned

coordinator, has also personally apologised to 18-year-old Semenya because of the way he and Athletics South

Africa (ASA) had handled the gender-testing debacle.   He said: "I'm so sorry for the part

Africa, refused to comment for the reason behind Daniels departure.

Africa to name stadium after Semenya August 2009: Larry Eder: Semenya is a victim of a witch hunt

August 2009: Thousands welcome Semenya home to South Africa

September 6 - Andy Anson, the chief executive of England's bid to host the 2018 World Cup, has warned that a repeat of the violence that marred last month's Carling Cup match between West Ham United and Millwall could seriously jeopardise the campaign's chances.

tournament.Also bidding are Indonesia, Japan, Mexico and another joint bid from Holland and Belgium.Qatar and South

FIFA have been very adventurous in going to South Africa [for 2010] and Brazil [2014] and I think that

September 6 - Andy Anson, the chief executive of England's bid to host the 2018 World Cup, has warned that a repeat of the violence that marred last month's Carling Cup match between West Ham United and Millwall could seriously jeopardise the campaign's chances.

Qatar and South Korea are bidding for just the 2022 World Cup, which will be chosen by FIFA's ruling

"FIFA have been very adventurous in going to South Africa [for 2010] and Brazil [2014] and I think