Loughborough fitness firm bounces into record books
Find out how a Loughborough-based fitness business managed to bounce its way into the record books during the Olympic torch relay.
Harry Moseley's mum carries Olympic Torch
The mother of a Birmingham boy who raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for charity before dying of cancer, carried the Olympic torch.
Harry's mum to carry torch
The mother of Harry Moseley will carry the Olympic torch in London today.
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Loughborough fitness firm bounces into record books
by Chris Halpin
Find out how a Loughborough-based fitness business managed to bounce its way into the record books during the Olympic torch relay.
Read the full storyBurghley House given Olympic torch from Lord Coe
Burghley House has received a gift from Lord Sebastian Coe.
He has given his London 2012 Olympic torch to the historic home.
Lord Burghley, who lived between 1905 and 1981, was an Olympic medal-winning hurdler. He also helped to deliver the 1948 London Games.
An original Olympic torch from the 1948 games is already on display at the Elizabethan home and will now be joined by the 2012 version.
The 2012 torch has been to the house previously as it was part of the relay, earlier this year.
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by ITV CentralShropshire teen lights the Olympic Cauldron
by ITV CentralAiden Reynolds, 18, from Telford in Shropshire, joined six other youth athletes last night, to light the Olympic Cauldron during the Olympic opening ceremony.
The flame, which had travelled over 8,000 miles around the UK, became the focus of the celebration, when multi gold medal winner, Steve Redgrave handed the flame to seven budding athletes.
Harry Moseley's mum carries Olympic Torch
The mother of a Birmingham boy who raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for charity before dying of cancer, carried the Olympic torch.
Read the full storyGeorgina Moseley carries Olympic Torch
by Lee ComleyThe mother of a Birmingham boy who raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for charity before dying of brain cancer, has carried the Olympic torch in his honour.
Georgina Moseley, mother of Harry, ran with the torch past the home of Chelsea Football Club in London on the eve of the games.
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"Harry should be carrying the Torch", says his mum Georgie
Harry Moseley's mother Georgie, who will be carrying the Olympic Torch later today, says it's a bittersweet day for the family.
Harry Moseley's supporters making trademark bracelets ahead of Olympic Torch relay
Supporters of Harry Moseley are making his trademark bracelets on the coach to London.
Harry's father, sister and brother are accompanying his mum Georgie as she prepares to carry the Olympic Torch in Hammersmith and Fulham later this afternoon.
Other family members, friends and trustees of the charity set up in Harry's memory are on board, including former Birmingham City footballer Michael Johnson.
Ben Shepherd will meet the family as the coach arrives in London later this morning.
Georgie Moseley: Chelsea, here we come!
It's still the five of us look #HHHO #all4harry! Thanks to @nationalexpress ..... Chelsea here we come xx http://t.co/kYJKcmaY
From @harry_moseley on Twitter:We're taking @harry_moseley Mum down to London today to carry the #Olympic torch in Harry's memory on our Harry coach http://t.co/uOFtkjua
From @nationalexpress on Twitter:Harry Moseley's mother to carry the Olympic Torch
Harry Moseley's mother Georgie has set off from Birmingham, to carry the Olympic torch in London today.
Harry raised more than five hundred thousand pounds for brain tumour research before he died from a tumour last year.
He was nominated by footballer John Terry to carry the torch, an honour his mother will carry out today.
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