IOC praises London 2012 legacy
London 2012's legacy plans have "raised the bar" for future hosts of the Games, International Olympic Committee (IOC) president Jacques Rogge has said.
London is a 'legacy blueprint'
The Prime Minister is talking about the legacy of the Olympic Games. He said: "legacy planning is I think further ahead than for any other Olympic city".
He mentioned the Aquatic Centre which will become a community swimming pool "for local people", and the athlete's village which will be converted to "affordable private housing".
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London 2012 legacy praised
The International Olympic Committee were in London to make their final inspections ahead of the games. They were full of praise.
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Badminton Battle: Cameron vs. Coe
The Prime Minister and Olympics chair Sebastian Coe knocked a shuttlecock around Downing Street garden. So who won?
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IOC's London visit will be bathed in goodwill
The International Olympic Committee will make their last visit to London before the 2012 Games today.