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LONDON DIARY 9 August, 2012

Sports Reporter from London
Discus thrower Robert Harting ripped off his shirt after he won Germany’s first athletics gold in 12 years but he lost the rest of his kit -- including his Olympic accreditation - while out celebrating on Tuesday evening.
Hulking Harting, who delighted fans al the Stadium by leaping hurdles after his victory, claimed he couldn't even get back into the Olympic Village and had to sleep in a train station.
He tweeted on Wednesday morning: "Puuh I just got robbed while I did some work to please athletic fans! I lost all my accredit ion for Olympic village! - no entrance;("
However, the claims surprised London 2012 head of media Jackie Brock-Doyle, who said, "We can't find anybody that could tell us that he tried to get into the village last night and was not allowed in.
"There have been incidents where people may have mislaid their accreditation, for whatever reason.
"Normally we talk to the National Olympic Committee of that country and they verify who they are and work with them to get them back to their bed for the night.”
Pole fault
Some days you wish you could just start again. Cuban pole vaulter Lazaro Borges may have had high hopes but fell to Earth with a bump when his pole broke in two places as he took a vault on Wednesday morning.
He was thankfully unhurt but failed to qualify for Friday's final.
Left orange-faced
"Oh wee" [oh dear! as the Dutch would say. The Daily Express and Mirror printed a photograph of the gold medal winning British dressage team of Charlotte Dujardin, Carl Hester and Laura Bechtolsheimer, to commemorate their momentous Olympic win.
Only one problem -- the picture was actually of the Netherlands bronze medallists Anky Van Grunsven, Edward Gal and Adelinde Cornelissen.
Cue a flurry on Twitter with Daily Express soon trending.
It seems the root cause may be a mislabelled agency picture which was distributed to journalists.
The images were removed for later editions.
Red, or should that be orange, faces all round.
Roleplay
Confessions from British actor Patrick Stewart caught between filming and catching a piece of the action in the Olympic Stadium on Wednesday -- he used to be an athlete.
"When I was younger I was a sprint-hurdler, but I hated it. They made me do it. When I was 15 I was in a county championship, but I threw my heat on purpose so I could do a show that night instead called Harvey, my coach never forgave me for that." Trekkies the world over do.
Picture that
An exhibition displaying photos of Londoners born in each of the 204 NOCs competing at London 2012 is still searching for its final six participants. Despite three years of research and assistance from embassies, high commissions, NOCs, LOCOG, schools and community groups, the organisers ofTheWorld in London photography project have failed to find Londoners originating from six Pacific nations -- American Samoa, Federated States of Micronesia, Guam, Marshall Islands, Nauru and Palau — to complete the collection of portraits.
The World in London is on display in Victoria Park, until 12 August, and at Park House on Oxford Street until 30 August and online at www.theworldinlondon.org.uk, and organisers have given themselves a deadline of December to find the missing six Londoners before the