Sponsor Spotlight -- New Rio 2016 Sponsors; Unique MLS Partnership
(ATR) Rio 2016 secures packaged food and dairy products sponsors... Manchester City and New York Yankees team up... Olympic legacy sponsor...
London Latest - Mother-Daughter Distinction; BT Looks to Sochi, Rio
(ATR) London Bridge succumbs to feared congestion ... First medal for Royal family ... Telecommunications company considers Sochi, Rio roles ... More inside ...
On the Town - Holland House in High Spirits; Olympic Exhibitions; Taste of Africa
(ATR) Away from the hustle and bustle of Olympic Park, Around the Rings is also sampling the cultural delights that London has to offer around the sporting action taking place.
Oscar Pistorius and Jonnie Peacock go head to head as season starts at BT Paralympic World Cup
London Latest - PM Predicts Olympics Boost; Spots Remain in Stratford City
(ATR) David Cameron expects $1.5 billion uptick for British businesses ... Westfield nears Games capacity ... Team GB gymnastics qualifies ... Malawi targets 2012.
Pin Points - Counting Down the Days
(ATR) With just over 200 days to go until the London Olympics, pin specialist Paul McGill runs through who's releasing countdown pins and which are the most sought-after in his latest “Pin Points” column.
Sponsor Spotlight -- BT Looks Ahead to London; Curling Renews Partnership
(ATR) Official communications provider tests Olympic network ... World Curling Federation, Infront renew ... Quiz show to feature Arab Games questions ...
Sponsor Spotlight -- IOC Sponsorship Chief Recovering; BT British Olympic Ball
(ATR) IOC sponsorship chief Gerhard Heiberg recovers from a heart attack ... London partner BT will sponsor this year’s British Olympic Ball
Sponsor Spotlight -- Coke and the Paras; 2012 Sponsors Happy
(ATR) Coke to sponsor 2012 Paralympics ... London 2012 sponsors welcome progress in Games preparations ... Helios and the International Softball Federation team up
London 2012 Sponsors Happy with Olympic Preparations
(ATR) Sponsors of the London 2012 Olympics including Coca Cola, adidas, Dow and GE welcome the strong progress being made in preparations for the Games.
