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Britain claims two medals on final day of British Open but finish outside top three

  • Judo

By Tom DegunMay 16 – Britain picked up a silver and a bronze medal on the second and final day of the British Open at the K2 in Crawley but the hosts were outshone by France, who put down a big marker for the London 2012 Olympics by dominating the competition.

course of the weekend to convincingly finish at the top of the medal table ahead of the Netherlands and Spain

Netherlands took home 11 medals which featured two golds, one silver and eight bronzes while third-placed Spain


Price keen to avoid repeat of 2000 intellectual disability cheating scandal

  • Latest (Paralympics)

By Tom DegunMay 15 - Bob Price, the President of INAS-FID (the International Federation for Sport for Athletes with an Intellectual Disability), has warned that there must be no repeat of the Sydney 2000 cheating scandal at London 2012 which saw them banned from the Paralympic Games.

Spain won the basketball, only to have it plastered all over the media that they had cheated and had


Britain's women's team prepare for tough FINA World League challenge

  • Aquatics

Britain's women will compete in the 2011 FINA World League in Barcelona against Hungary, Greece and Spain

with former world champions Hungary, Olympic silver medallists Greece, and European silver medallists Spain

the opposition.Britain played Spain recently in a European qualifier, and captain Fran Leighton said

Obviously we gained lots of confidence when we played Spain the other week so it will be a case of putting

Britain beat both Germany and Italy but failed to make it to the Super final.Britain will travel to Spain


Laureus members pay tribute to golf great Ballesteros

  • Golf

By David GoldMay 9 - Edwin Moses, Jack Nicklaus and Miguel Indurain have paid tribute to fellow Laureus Academy member Seve Ballesteros, who died last weekend after a protracted battle against a brain tumour.

Ballesteros was just 54 when he died in Pedrena, Northern Spain, and the golf legend led a remarkable



British women dominate Para-Cycling Road World Cup in Sydney

  • Latest (Paralympics)

By Tom DegunMay 6 - Britain's women have dominated the Para-Cycling Road World Cup in Sydney by winning eight out of ten of the team's medals at the event to secure vital qualification points for London 2012.

target for both men and women, which puts is in a good place ahead of the second round of the event in Spain

table.This week's Para-Cycling Road World Cup in Sydney opened the road racing season which continue in Spain



2012 - London

  • Olympic Games History

crowds, "There's going to be more gold, silver, bronze medals than you'd need to bail out Greece and Spain




Qatar stadium set to have retractable seating for 2017 World Championships

  • Athletics

By Tom Degun in DohaMay 1 - The Khalifa International Stadium, the venue put forward by the Qatar Olympic Committee (QOC) to host the 2017 World Athletics Championships, is set to have retractable seating installed in order to give spectators the best possible view for both athletics events and football matches.

Doha is bidding against London, Budapest and an unnamed city from Spain to host the 2017 Championships


Sir Philip leads tributes to Juan Palau Francas

  • Latest (Paralympics)

By Tom DegunApril 27 – International Paralympic Committee (IPC) President Sir Philip Craven has led the tributes for Juan Palau Francas (pictured), who has died at the age of 81-years-old.

as the driving force behind establishing and growing the Paralympic Movement in his home country of Spain

Juan Palau was a great man and a superb pioneer for sport both in Spain and abroad."

He does however leave a significant and immeasurable legacy not only in his native Spain, which staged


French not "arrogant" about 2018 Ryder Cup bid

  • Golf

April 25 - French golf officials are hoping that a combination of Gallic cultural clout, the strategic location of Paris and a novel method of funding will win them the right to host the 2018 Ryder Cup.

, near Munich; Netherlands at Spijk; Portugal at the Herade da Comporta Golf Resort near Lisbon and Spain

One potential obstacle for the French has been the fact that unlike Spain with Seve Ballesteros and Jose


Durban confident it can impress IOC at Session and give 2020 bid major boost

  • Tokyo 2020

By Duncan MackayApril 21 - Durban has promised to "roll out the red carpet" when the International Olympic Committee (IOC) visits the city later this year to hold its Session in the hope of boosting its own bid.

year's World Cup.They hosted seven World Cup matches, including the semi-final between Germany and Spain