The Road to 2012
Athletes call for Dow Chemical ban
An online campaign with its own website and Facebook page has called on
athletes to protest at Dow Chemical’s inclusion as an Olympic sponsor.

Victims who lost their eyesight after the 1984 poison gas leak from the pesticides plant in Bhopal, India, sit in front of the US Union Carbide factory (AFP/Getty Images)
'Mobile Vulgus' in Latin means 'excitable crowd' and became shortened in English to be simply 'the Mob'.
For three days fires have burned, shops have been looted and hundreds of
arrests have been made.
London’s Olympics are just one year away, and on the surface it all looks plain sailing from here.

The number one is mown into the grass in the Olympic Stadium to mark the '1 year to go' milestone. (EPA)
Paralympics targeted in money row
Most rows over money are ugly.

The British Olympic Association is taking the London 2012 Organisers to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (AAP).
Broken promises, broken dreams
The battle to win control of London's Olympic Stadium is turning nasty.
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SBS Sports Producer John Baldock looks ahead to the London Olympics.
John Baldock John Baldock is a sports producer for World News Australia.
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