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Tom Daley starts new diving academy in his name
Tom Daley is starting a new diving academy in his name. Classes will be based at the Aquatics Centre in London, the 19 year old's training base since leaving Plymouth. The Tom Daley Diving Academy will also run classes across the UK.
Tom Daley: Why I'm leaving Plymouth for London
Tom Daley has spoken for the first time about his decision to move from his home city of Plymouth to London.
The 19-year-old will now be training at the London Aquatics Centre, the same venue where he won his bronze medal at the 2012 Olympics. As well as the south west, Tom leaves behind his life-long coach Andy Banks, who helped develop his career during his time at the Plymouth Life Centre.
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Tom Daley to discuss London move today
Tom Daley will speak about his move to London for the first time later day. He may have left Plymouth, but there is still a group of talented young divers in the city. Andy Banks' elite development squad of 8 to 11 year-olds train three times a week at Plymouth Life Centre.
Plymouth reaction to Tom Daley moving to London
Tom Daley's former coach Andy Banks and diving colleague Tonia Couch have given their reaction to the news that the 19-year-old is leaving his home city to live and train in London:
Daley 'excited' by London move
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Tom Daley makes web search "Top Ten"
Plymouth diver Tom Daley has made a late appearance in Google UK's list in the most popular web searches of 2013.
He came eighth in the list of top trending people, just behind Nigella Lawson. It follows his YouTube announcement of his same-sex relationship earlier this month.
Glastonbury Festival was the seventh most-searched event this year - with the Grand National leading the pack.
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Tom Daley: 'a gay role model' after coming out
Tom Daley 'overwhelmed by support'
Olympic medalist Tom Daley said he was overwhelmed by the positive response he had received from the public, after revealing earlier today that he is in a gay relationship.
British Swimming: 'Everyone supports role model Tom'
British Swimming chief executive David Sparks congratulated Tom Daley after he revealed he was in a relationship with a man, saying everyone within British Swimming supports him. In a statement, he said:
Edward Coe, chairman of the ASA Group Board, who was himself named a role model by the lesbian, gay and bisexual charity Stonewall last year, also offered his unequivocal support.