By Mike Rowbottom
28 January 2005
Many of Britain's Olympic athletes will feel the pinch next week when
UK Sport announces funding packages for the four years leading to the
2008 Beijing Games.
Although the total available to the World Class Performance programme
in the next Olympic cycle will
By Simon Hart
(Filed: 30/01/2005)
Double Gold medallist Dame Kelly Holmes will be aiming for another
Olympic victory when a team of International Olympic Committee
inspectors arrive in London next month to assess the capital's bid to
stage the 2012 Games.
Holmes is one of a number of
The second indoor meeting in Peania, Athens, brought a long jump national
record for Greece, set by Luis Tsatoumas, who jumped 8.15 m. in his first
attempt.
Georgia Kokloni, the bronze medalist of the European Indoor Championships
2002, clocked 7.18 in the 60m, approaching her personal best,
Key British officials admit Paris 'will win' as lack of funds for
sport drains IOC support
Denis Campbell and Helena Smith in Athens
Sunday January 30, 2005
The Observer
London has in effect abandoned hope of winning the 2012 Olympic Games,
because it is so far behind Paris, key members of the
By Simon Hart
(Filed: 30/01/2005)
A couple of hours before she pulled on a British vest for the first
time since her double Olympic triumph last summer, a burst of There
is nothing like a dame filled Glasgow's Kelvin Hall as the star turn
of yesterday's Norwich Union International jogged around
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ALBUFEIRA, Portugal -- Kenyans Moses Mosop and Nancy Kiprop won
cross-country races Sunday at the Almond Blossom International.
Mosop, seventh in the 10,000 meters at the Athens Olympics, won the
10-kilometer
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MADRID, Spain -- Haile Gebrselassie enjoyed an easy victory Sunday in
the Almeria Half Marathon, a race the Ethiopian star said he would use
to see if he's ready for the London Marathon.
He covered the 13.1
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Reuters Internet Delivery System
OSAKA, Jan 30 - Leading results from the Osaka International Women's
Marathon on Sunday (Japanese unless stated): 1. Elena Prokopcuka
(Latvia) 2:22:56 2. Mari Ozaki 2:23:59 3. Harumi Hiroyama