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London Diary

10 August, 2012

Sports Reporter from London
Somewhere out there Geoffrey Boycott is smiling. Were it an independent country, Yorkshire would be in the top 10 of the Olympic medal table, with six golds won by five athletes born within its boundaries, and tourism chiefs have produced a map to celebrate.
The guide pinpoints all 43 of the county's Olympic athletes, including heptathlete Jessica Ennis, triathlon's Brownlee brothers, double track cycling gold medallist Ed Clancy and Olympic champion rowers Andy Triggs Hodge and Katherine Copeland.
Alistair and Jonathan Brownlee, who won gold and bronze respectively in Hyde Park on Tuesday, regularly opt to train near their home in Leeds rather than travelling to warmer climes overseas.
Of course, if the Brownlee family were an independent nation they wouldbeona par with Lithuania.
The Join In UK website has mapped success by county around the UK, pointing out that Hampshire is closest to Yorkshire's count, with five Olympic champions.
Yorkshire is also bidding against Barcelona, Venice, Berlin and Scotland to host the first two stages of the 2016 Tour de France with sprint cyclist Mark Cavendish, whose mother comes from the county, an enthusiastic supporter.
Gymnastic royalty
America's new sweetheart, 16-year-old gold medallist gymnast Gabby Douglas, has been swapping style tips with royalty.
"I met Kate, the duchess, that was a cool experience for me. She loved our leos (leotards]," she told a news conference on Thursday.
"I love London. We toured around and went on the London Eye and saw the Buckingham Palace and visited all the cool marks of London," she enthused, also commenting favourably on the food, security and bed linen at the athletes' village.
Asked about her newfound stardom and her role as the first African American to reach such a high level in the sport she said: "I think more coloured people are going to start coming into the gymnastics and say 'anything is possible, if Gabby did it I can do it'.
"I've always wanted to inspire people, and the thing about the Olympics, this quote 'inspire a generation' - so, you know, I can check that off my bucket list."
Wheel of love
As if winning four gold medals at London 2012 was not enough, British cyclists Laura Trottandrott took to TWitter to announce the joyous news. She tweeted," So yes it's out there me and @JasonKennyl07 are dating. Been a little while now just didn' t want the distraction before the games x."
If the lovestruck pair had really wished to keep their new-found happiness to themselves, you might think that kissing at Horse Guards Parade during the women's beach volleyball final was not the best policy. Especially if you happened to be sitting directly behind David Beckham and his sons at the time.
BMX riders take a crash course
Worried that your children might go the way of those daredevil BMX riders — who found so many painful and spectacular ways to crash on the opening day of competition - when the course opens to the public after the Games? Well, here are two pieces of reassuring news. First, the VeloPark track is going to be remodelled to cater for riders of all