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All United Nations member states have backed an agreement to use London 2012 to promote peace and reconciliation in areas of conflict.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Sports Minister wants football family to improve governance to benefit the game long-term
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Hugh Robertson joins leading sporting figures to launch new anti-doping programme.
Netball, running and lacrosse among the sports to benefit from extra investment.
Independent research praises ‘good practice’ in planning for a sustainable legacy.
Government backs bid to bring IAAF competition to the Olympic Stadium.
£135m lottery initiative meets Singapore promise to inspire a new generation to play sport.
British Museum display for the Cultural Olympiad opens.
Sports Minister Hugh Robertson reopens renovated Herne Hill Velodrome.
Put your Olympic and Paralympic questions to Hugh Robertson.
Ministers, Olympic chiefs and athletes visited the completed Aquatics Centre and gathered in Trafalgar Square to mark the milestone.
Treasure hunts, carnivals and film screenings will be among the entertainment on offer.
Anticipated Final Cost of Construction Programme going down.
Delivered by the Minister for Sport and the Olympics, Hugh Robertson
Wales is set to receive £56.9 million to help take broadband to everyone and superfast broadband to 90% of homes and businesses in the country.
300,000 teenagers and young adults to benefit from a new sports programme inspiring young people to choose sport
Army, Royal Navy and RAF personnel urged to sign up to see the Games.
Details revealed one year before the Olympic Flame arrives in the UK.
Swimming heroes recognised.
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