Paralymics 2012 Closing Ceremony
London says goodbye to the Paralympics 2012, with a grand closing ceremony. Roll on Rio 2016.
Read MoreLondon says goodbye to the Paralympics 2012, with a grand closing ceremony. Roll on Rio 2016.
Read MoreThe London 2012 Olympics have ended with a spectacular musical closing ceremony and the official handover to the next host city, Rio de Janeiro. The three-hour show featured some of the biggest names of British pop from decades past, including the Spice Girls, George Michael and Elbow. Games chief Lord Coe said: “When our time…
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Read MoreGreat Britain’s Alistair Brownlee wins the triathlon gold medal at the London 2012 Olympics in Hyde Park. Spain’s Javier Gomez took silver, with Brownlee’s brother Jonny winning bronze after serving a 15-second penalty for mounting his bike too early. The gold is Britain’s 19th of the London Games, equalling the total number of golds they…
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