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Wooden sauna from 1948 London Olympics gets Grade II listing

Historic wooden building wins protection after campaign involving Finland, which originally installed it

The Guardian - UK

I can see them changing the rule over sharing the gold medal: Katie Moon

Being in the company of Olympic champions can either intimidate or overawe you. Not if the person answers to the name of Katie Moon though. The gold medallist in pole vault in Tokyo and double world champion in Oregon and Budapest, Moon hopes to defend her crown later this year…

The Times of India

Rippon's coaching first offers Stingers an Olympic edge

Rebecca Rippon, set to be just the second woman to coach a water polo team at an Olympics, has named her squad for next month's World Championships.

AAP

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Josh Kerr: ‘Ingebrigtsen has flaws on the track and in the manners realm’

Men’s 1500m world champion confident he can get beat Jakob Ingebrigtsen again and peak on the biggest Olympic stage

The Guardian - UK

Cathy Freeman’s 2000 gold was a landmark in every measure of Australia’s history

In the 400m final at the Sydney Olympics she floated, stalked, and then pounced – and her victory reverberated around the nation

The Guardian - AU

Steve Genter is selling his Olympic medals. But their real value is how he won them

Second fiddle to Mark Spitz and swimming with a collapsed lung, the American’s Munich story eclipses the medals’ worth

The Guardian - UK

India has its task cut out against favourite Germany

Indian women's hockey team faces Germany in the semifinals of the Olympic Qualifiers, hoping to secure a spot in the final.

The Hindu

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Jackson named in Opals team on long road to Paris Games

Talismanic Aussie basketballer Lauren Jackson will bring invaluable experience after being named in the Opals team for the Olympic qualifying event in Brazil.

AAP

Olympic Qualifier | India proves too good for Italy, seals semifinal spot

India defeats Italy 5-1 in Olympic Qualifiers, securing a spot in the semifinals and keeping their Olympic hopes alive.

The Hindu

Remco Evenepoel hits wind tunnel with eye to Tour and Olympic time trials

Belgian visits Politecnico di Milano with Castelli to test equipment and apparel options

Cycling News

Paris Olympic Village Hit By French Real Estate Downturn

Real estate developers building the athletes' village for this year's Paris Olympics are struggling to find buyers for their apartments once the Games have finished due to a downturn in the French property market.

International Business Times

Olympic Qualifier | Indian women look for big win to stay on course to Paris

India's women's hockey team aims to secure an Olympic spot by winning their final group match against Italy.

The Hindu

HS Prannoy gears up for competitive season after intensive off-season strength training

NEW DELHI: Star Indian shuttler HS Prannoy is not getting ahead of himself regarding Olympic qualification and is instead focusing on the next couple of months to get into "tournament mode" after a productive off-season.

The Times of India

Looking forward to going to another Olympics: Rohan Bopanna

NEW YORK: Rohan Bopanna wears a medallion around his neck, the Kodava coat of arms. Bopanna has been wearing it for the last two decades, but this version, designed by his wife Supriya, is eye-ball grabbing.

The Times of India

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Jackson, George hit form, Fire book finals berth

Lauren Jackson and Cayla George found offensive touch ahead of the Opals' Olympic qualifiers next month while the WNBL's top two sides traded blows.

The Independent UK

On this day in 2013: Nicole Cooke retires from cycling

The Welsh rider won Britain’s first gold medal of the 2008 Olympics.

The Guardian - AU

There’s something about Mary: the Australians going ‘absolutely mad’ over Denmark’s new queen

Frederik, the Crown Prince of Denmark, first met Australian real estate manager Mary Donaldson at Sydney’s Slip Inn while the city was swept up in Olympic fever

The Hindu

Olympic Qualifier | Loss to USA makes India’s road to Olympics tougher

India suffers a 0-1 loss to USA in Olympic Qualifiers, facing challenges due to lack of experience and poor execution.

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Manavjit Sandhu set to be disqualified from Olympic Qualifiers after his gun stock fails test

NEW DELHI: Manavjit Singh Sandhu's quest to qualify for the Paris Olympics suffered a huge setback on Saturday after his gun stock failed the equipment control test ahead of Asian Qualifiers in Kuwait, a development the veteran shooter blamed on "politics".

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IOC Signs AB InBev as First Beer Sponsor in Olympic History

The International Olympic Committee has signed an historic partnership with Anheuser-Busch InBev, making them the first beer brand to sponsor the Olympics....

The Independent UK

Olympics brings on its first beer brand as a global sponsor — Budweiser's AB InBev

The International Olympic Committee has signed the first beer brand in the 40-year history of a sponsorship program that earns billions of dollars for the organization and international sports

The Hindu

Olympic Qualifiers | Host India will have its task cut out in clinching the Paris ticket

Indian women's hockey team aims to secure a spot in the Paris Olympics as they face USA in Olympic Qualifiers.

Cycling Weekly

‘I don’t have the strength or money for this’ - Shari Bossuyt surrenders Olympic dream after anti-doping positive

Bossuyt likely to be banned for two years for previous letrozole positive, but maintains her innocence

The Times of India

Rupinderpal Singh's mantra for Indian women's team drag-flickers: 'Beat the first rusher'

RANCHI: Penalty corners have been the Indian women's hockey team's achilles heel for a while but it could well turn a corner in the upcoming FIH Olympic Qualifiers here, says former men's team drag-flick star Rupinderpal Singh, who claims to have figured the problem in his short five-day training stint…

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