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Olympics: Gold dreams - our most likely winners
New Zealand won’t win eight golds in London, but it doesn’t stop anybody dreaming of stepping on top of the dais.

Olympics: Hockey is Child's play for Simon
Black Stick Simon Child could be one of the stars of the Games, writes Michael Brown.

England: A weekend in Bath
Simon Calder finds the hot spring city of Bath looking brighter than ever as it celebrates 25 years as a Unesco World Heritage Site.

England: Wild and free on the Isles of Scilly
Andy Lynes delights in a foraging holiday off the coast of Cornwall.

Davd Leggat: Time will tell how London copes
Say what you like about London's up and at 'em mayor, Boris Johnson, but he knows how to put himself about.

Berkshire: Getting a Windsor welcome
Geoff Cumming learns what the fuss is about at the Queen's home.

London: The ship that rose from ashes
The much-loved tea-carrier Cutty Sark has never looked better, writes Pamela Wade.

Not McDonald's? Olympic workers face chip ban
A ban on Olympic workers eating chips from their canteen because they're not made by official sponsor McDonald's has been lifted, but...

Neville Peat: Watch out for London's new Artful Dodgers
Dunedin writer Neville Peat warns Olympic Games visitors to always keep a close eye on their valuables. It's sound advice for any traveller anywhere.

Sienna Miller reveals daughter's name
Sienna Miller and boyfriend Tom Sturridge have named their newborn daughter Marlow.

England: Game plan for London town
Chief sports writer David Leggat picks four of the more distinctive places for visitors to follow the Olympics action.

Winston Aldworth: Let the Games begin
London loves a grand event - and grand sporting events take pride of place in the city's calendar.