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London promises 'toughest ever' anti-doping programme
www.metro.co.uk
[Metro] - Sports minister Hugh Robertson has said the Olympics' biggest-ever anti-doping programme at the London Games will leave cheats with 'no place to hide'. The London Organising Committee (Locoog) has unveiled its anti-doping laboratory in Harlow
Google News: Big questions remain over whether the promised economic boost will outweigh ...
[Financial Times] - Hugh Robertson, the Olympics minister, recognises the “pressures” of staging the Games in a city such as London but says the long-term benefits to the UK in terms of physical regeneration are “unarguable”. Transport officials, however, have for months
Olympics Minister visits North East
bdaily.co.uk
[bdaily] - It is 200 days until the London Olympic Games, and the Minister for Sport and Olympics Hugh Robertson has visited the region to mark the occasion. At the event, Mr Robertson praised the North East's sporting heritage, and stressed the
Guardian: Sport news in brief
[The Guardian] - Reuters The sports minister, Hugh Robertson, has said that betting has overtaken doping as the biggest threat to the London Olympics. "You cannot underestimate the threat this poses because the moment that spectators start to feel that what they are
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