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Latest News articles on paralympics at the Olympics
Record number of doping tests at London Olympics, Paralympics
A record 6,250 doping tests will be carried out at the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics, organizers said on Thursday at...
Olympics-London canal boat owners must pay to stay near Games
Boat owners accustomed to freely navigating London's narrow canals will have to pay to moor near Olympic sites during the 2012 Games, fuelling fears by some that they are being pushed out by unprecedented security measures.
Tenants being priced out to make way for Olympic lets
London agents and landlords look to cash in on Olympics, leaving tenants facing rent hikes Tenants in London are being priced out of their homes because their landlords are hiking up their rent during the Olympics and Paralympics. Properties are being advertised for rent for as much as £100,000 a week over the Olympic period in some well-heeled parts of west London, while tenants closer to the ...
Cyber Attack Is Top Threat for Olympics: Expert
Terrorists combining a cyber attack with physical violence are the biggest security threat facing the 2012 Olympics, a digital forensics expert told CNBC.
Olympics-UK tests home working to beat Games gridlock
Thousands of Britons swapped the office for the comforts of working from home on Monday as government and businesses tested ways of avoiding transport gridlock during this summer's Olympics in London.
Amputee aims for Paralympics, inspiration
A cyclist with an amputated leg hopes his Olympic goal will be an inspiration to others.
London Paralympics hopefuls shine
LONDON Paralympics hopefuls Ernie Gawilan and Ma. Josephine Bea Riza Roble continued to dominate the swimming competition in the First PSC-Philspada National Games yesterday, humbling the opposition at the Marikina Sports Park.
Athletics News: Jade Jones ready for Paralympic challenge
TWO weeks after the Olympics, the Paralympics gets underway at the same venue.
Olympics official quits in protest at Dow links
A commissioner of the sustainability watchdog for the 2012 London Olympics resigned Wednesday in protest at the involvement of Dow Chemical, because of its links to the 1984 Bhopal disaster.
Health chiefs prepare campaign to prevent epidemic during Olympics
'Surveillance system' set up to alert medics to first signs of unusual diseases this summer A massive public health campaign in the UK and up to 200 countries around the world is being prepared by health chiefs to help guard against epidemics of infectious diseases during the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics this summer. Measures already in place include what organisers call the biggest health ...