Well its that time of the year again we are at the Ideal Home Show and its amazing!! Still have no idea how they get the fully sized houses inside here its madness!! Plus this year they have a replica Only Fools and Horses house complete with the Three Wheeler outside, its really worth a look.

So if you are around at the Show pop round to 2H38 Sunglass World where we have amazing deals on Sunglasses, plus all the new styles for you to have a look at! The weather may be miserable but our prices are not and  its never to early to think Sunglasses!!

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Well seen as Golf is all around i thought i would create a post on the one and only Rory McIlroy. Well its been a busy past week for Rory after his High profile walk out was it just a childish strop or actual Wisdom tooth pain??

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Rory the defending champion withdrew after hitting his second shot into the water on the 18th - his ninth - and slumping to seven over par for the day, so he was having a bad day but who hasn't!!!

As he left, McIlroy told journalists he was not in a good frame of mind.

He later released a statement citing a painful wisdom tooth as the reason behind his withdrawal.

"I have been suffering with a sore wisdom tooth, which is due to come out in the near future," he said.

"It was very painful again this morning, and I was simply unable to concentrate. It was really bothering me and had begun to affect my playing partners.

"I came here with every intention of defending my Honda Classic title. Even though my results haven't revealed it, I really felt like I was turning a corner"

McIlroy changed club and ball suppliers at the start of 2013 in a lucrative deal but has struggled for form since, missing the cut in his first tournament of the year in Abu Dhabi and then losing his opening match at the WGC Match Play.

The Northern Irishman carded a level-par round of 70 at Palm Beach Gardens on Thursday, and asked afterwards about his new clubs had said: "It's hard to commit to the shot that you need to play every time.

"I felt like I hit the ball OK, not as good as I can, but it's getting there."

Lets hope this week he gets some better luck, this is how its going so far in the World Golf Championships:

Rory shot a one-over-par 73 in the World Golf Championships event at Doral his first round since his high-profile walk-off last week.

"It was a bit of a struggle to be honest," said McIlroy, who made six bogeys but eagled his 10th.

Playing partner Woods hit nine birdies for a share of the lead.

Sweden's Freddie Jacobson, Spain's Sergio Garcia, Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell and American Bubba Watson, the defending Masters champion, were also six under par after the first round.

It was the best opening round from Woods since the BMW Championship in September, but he felt it could have been even better.

The world's top three players - McIlroy, Woods and England's Luke Donald - were grouped together over the Miami course. WOW!!!

McIlroy, 23, was thankful for an eagle at the 10th but conceded he was still searching for something approaching his best form.

The Northern Irishman found just three of 14 fairways on the Blue Monster course.

"Hit some good shots, hit some not-so-good shots," he said. "As I've been saying all week, this is a work in progress and I'm working at it and I'm staying patient.

"I've got another three rounds here to try and work on it a bit more and shoot a few good scores and we'll see what happens."

Defending champion Justin Rose of England was one of six players two strokes back along with compatriot Ian Poulter after shooting a 68.

Stay tuned for more Golf news!!

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Well the weather is miserable so i thought I would cheer everyone up and revisit some of last years amazing moments from London 2012!!!

All the great moments are included, from Jessica Ennis, Greg Rutherford and Mo Farah winning golds in a 45-minute spell on Super Saturday, to Chad le Clos's father Bert paying an emotional tribute to his "beautiful boy" who won gold in the pool, and Sir Chris Hoy claiming an historic sixth Olympic crown.

1. Germany's Feck dives out of the tournament

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German diver lands on his back

Stephan Feck of Germany splashes out of the men's 3m springboard competition after a calamitous dive in the second preliminary round.

His foot appears to slip off the side of the diving board and he enters the water on his back, before being awarded a failed dive.

This clip was the most-watched on the BBC Olympic site, attracting 1,049,648 views.

2. The funny side of London 2012

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Olympics: The funny side of London 2012

BBC Sport takes an offbeat look at some of the funny and unusual moments from London 2012.

The hurdling discus champion, the pole vault mishap and Garth Crooks's bizarre football formation with 11 outfield players are all here.

3. Ouch! The painful side of the Olympics

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Ouch! The Olympics' most painful moments

Some of the more painful and embarrassing moments athletes will be hoping to forget from London 2012.

High-speed spills on the BMX track, blood spilt on the hockey field and a pole vault slip-up.

Viewers of a caring, sympathetic nature should look away now.

4. Mo Farah wins the 5,000m - his second gold of the Games

Great Britain's Mo Farah takes his second gold medal of the London 2012 Olympics with a thrilling sprint finish in the 5,000m.

He became only seventh man in history to complete a 10,000m and 5,000m Olympic double at the same Games.

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5. The perils of courtside commentating

BBC basketball commentator Mike Carlson takes his eye off the ball during Argentina's quarter-final victory over Brazil - and pays the price.

The incident was not caught on camera, which is a shame, but there's no doubting what happened.

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6. Fans jeer badminton players for 'not trying'

Fans voice their disapproval as the women's doubles match between China's Yu Yang and Wang Xiaoli and South Korea's Jung Kyung-eun and Kim Ha-na ends in controversy.

Constant errors, including players serving into the net, featured in the match which the Chinese top seeds lost.

Both pairs were already through to the quarter-finals and were trying to avoid China's Tian Quing and Zhao Yunlei in the last eight.

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7. Usain Bolt beats Yohan Blake to win the 100m

Jamaica's Usain Bolt wins the 100m at London 2012 in 9.63 seconds, setting a new Olympic record in the process.

Compatriot Yohan Blake wins silver with a time of 9.75 seconds, while American Justin Gatlin claims bronze in 9.79.

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8. Commentators lose their composure over Mo Farah's 10,000m win

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BBC One commentators Denise Lewis, Colin Jackson, Michael Johnson and John Inverdale could hardly contain their excitement

BBC One commentators Denise Lewis, Colin Jackson, Michael Johnson and John Inverdale, can hardly contain their excitement as Mo Farah becomes the first Britian to win the 10,000m Olympic gold.

Farah is roared on by the spectators and presenters alike as he crosses the line in 27 minutes 30.42 seconds to win the first gold of his historic double.

His training partner Galen Rupp of the United States takes silver with Ethiopia's Tariku Bekele in bronze.

9. Pole fault

Cuba's Lazaro Borges is lucky to escape uninjured as his pole shatters during his attempt to clear 5.35m in the men's pole vault competition.

Borges went on to clear 5.50m but that was not enough to get him a place in the final.

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10. Mo Farah caps off "Super Saturday"

Mo Farah shows the field a clean pair of heels to win the 10,000m to take the first of his gold medals and bring "Super Saturday" - 5 August - to a climax.

Minutes earlier, Jessica Ennis and Greg Rutherford had both won gold medals for Britain in the heptathlon and long jump respectively.

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11. 4ft 11" Om claims weightlifting gold

North Korean Yun Chol Om lifts three times his own bodyweight and sets a new Olympic record in the clean and jerk - with a lift of 168kg.

The 20-year-old takes gold in the men's 56kg weightlifting category with an overall total of 293kg.

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12. Jessica Ennis wins heptathlon gold

Britain's golden girl Jessica Ennis secures a memorable heptathlon title as she crosses the line first in the 800m.

The 26-year-old's total of 6,955 points is a huge 327 clear of world champion Tatyana Chernova in second and 337 better than Lyudmyla Yosypenko in bronze.

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13. Zonderland takes men's bar gold

Epke Zonderland stuns the crowd at the North Greenwich Arena with an electric performance on the horizontal bar to win gold.

The 26-year-old Dutchman pulls off the most difficult release combination - a Cassina to Kovacs to Kolman - in a spectacular performance to score 16.533 and claim his first Olympic title.

Defending champion Zou Kai of China produces a near-perfect routine with a huge difficulty tariff but can only finish in bronze medal position as Germany's Fabian Hambuchen takes silver.

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14. Usain Bolt retains 200m title to make Olympic history

Usain Bolt powers to victory in the 200m final to become the first man to successfully defend both Olympic sprint titles.

Bolt, who also retained his 100m crown on Sunday, leads home a Jamaica one-two-three in a time of 19.32 seconds.

Yohan Blake takes silver in 19.44, with Warren Weir in third.

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15. 20 memories of London 2012

BBC Sport looks back at 20 of the most memorable moments of London 2012, including Super Saturday, Usain Bolt's stunning triple gold, the dominance of Britain's cyclists and much more.

There are 20 clips, each lasting 12 seconds, to commemorate what was a landmark sporting year for Britain.

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16. Usain Bolt leads Jamaica to relay gold

Jamaica's team of Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake, Nesta Carter and Michael Frater win gold in the men's 4x100m relay in a world record time of 36.84 seconds.

The United States team, which includes Tyson Gay and Justin Gatlin, takes silver with a national record 37.04, with Trinidad and Tobago (38.12) winning bronze.

Bolt receives the baton with Jamaica already in the lead and crosses the line in 36.84 seconds, smashing the previous record of 37.04 and the Olympic record of 37.10.

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17. Glover & Stanning win first GB gold

Helen Glover and Heather Stanning win Great Britain's first gold of the London 2012 Olympics in the women's pair at Eton Dorney.

The world silver medallists clocked a time of seven minutes 27.13 seconds to become the first British female rowers to win an Olympic title.

Australia claimed silver and New Zealand the bronze in front of a capacity crowd.

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18. Hoy claims historic gold

Sir Chris Hoy wins a British record sixth Olympic gold medal.

After winning gold on the first night of the track cycling programme in the men's team sprint, Hoy's triumph was the perfect finale for Team GB.

The Scotsman holds off Germany's Maximilian Levy in a thrilling finish to capture the keirin.

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19. Great Britain's Golden Games

A look back at each of the 29 gold medals won by Great Britain at London 2012.

Rowers Heather Stanning and Helen Glover started Great Britain's Olympic goldrush, with boxer Anthony Joshua winning the final gold on the last day of the Games.

Team GB finished the London Games with 29 golds, 10 more than the 19 won at the Beijing Olympics, and a remarkable 65 medals in total.

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20. BMX crash causes seven-rider pile-up

A massive pile-up in the first run of heat three of the men's BMX quarter-final results in an easy victory for New Zealand's Marc Willers.

A crash on the first banked turn brings down all the riders apart from Willers.

Manuel De Vecchi of Italy eventually comes home in second place.

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21. Magic Murray wins gold for GB

Andy Murray produces a fantastic performance to banish the memory of defeat in the Wimbledon final and win gold for Great Britain, beating Roger Federer in straight sets.

Murray is aggressive from the start, taking the first two sets for the loss of just three games.

Federer, the world number one, is for once unable to respond as Murray wins 10 games in a row on his way to a 6-2 6-1 6-4 victory in under two hours on Centre Court.

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22. When Wiggins seals his knighthood?

Bradley Wiggins wins gold in the men's individual time trial at Hampton Court to make him the most decorated British Olympian.

The cyclist, who had become the first Briton to win the Tour de France the previous month, comfortably sets the fastest time around the course, ahead of Germany's Tony Martin and fellow Brit Chris Froome.

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23. BBC team jump for joy as Mo wins gold

BBC commentators Steve Cram and Brendan Foster stand to salute Mo Farah's second gold medal in a thrilling 5,000m race.

In the studio, pundits Denise Lewis and Colin Jackson jump for joy as the 29-year-old wins Great Britain's 27th gold medal of London 2012.

Farah became just the seventh athlete in Olympic history to take gold in the 10,000m and 5,000m.

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24. Triathlete run over by rival after fall

Several triathletes fall foul of slippery conditions on a tight corner near Buckingham Palace during the cycling section of the 2012 Olympic triathlon in central London.

Poland's Maria Czesnik, Pamella Oliveira of Brazil and Emma Moffat of Australia are among the riders to crash their bikes on the left-hand corner, effectively ending their chances of winning a medal.

Czesnik has the additional indignity of being run over by an opponent.

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25. Bolt through - but Gatlin and Bailey set pace

Defending Olympic champion Usain Bolt wins his men's 100m heat with a time of 10.09 seconds to qualify for the semi-finals at the Olympic stadium.

Bolt's training partner Yohan Blake is slightly quicker than his fellow Jamaican, winning his heat in 10 seconds flat.

American duo Justin Gatlin and Ryan Bailey look in good shape, clocking 9.97 and and 9.88 respectively.

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26. Thirty-four stone judoka loses in last 16

After winning his first bout in the men's heavyweight judo, Guam judoka Ricardo Blas Jr, who weighs 34st 5lbs, is beaten by Cuba's Oscar Brayson in the last 16.

Blas Jr is more than 10 stone heavier than any other athlete in the Olympics - and 6st 10lbs heavier than the entire Japan women's gymnastics team.

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27. Men's team sprint win cycling gold for GB

Great Britain win gold and claim a new world record as they defeat France in the men's team sprint final.

Philip Hindes, Jason Kenny and Sir Chris Hoy clock 42.600 seconds, beating the mark they set in the previous round.

Victory gives Hoy the fifth Olympic gold medal of his career, matching Sir Steve Redgrave's record in rowing.

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28. Distraught fencer Shin protests over defeat

Fencer Shin A Lam delays the epee competition at the London 2012 Olympics after refusing to leave the arena following defeat in the semi-final.

The South Korean broke down in tears following her semi-final loss to German Britta Heidemann - Shin looked to have beaten Heidemann only for the clock to be reset with one second remaining of sudden death, and Heidemann then managed to score a decisive hit for a 6-5 win.

Shin reappeared for her bronze-medal match but was beaten 15-11 by China's Yujie Sun.

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29. Flag error offends North Koreans

North Korea women's football match against Colombiais delayed as their players refuse to take to the field after their photos are incorrectly shown on the big screen beside the flag of South Korea.

The error occurs while the players were warming up and leads to the match being delayed by one hour and five minutes. Locog is obliged to issue an apology to the country's National Olympic Committee.

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30. Rutherford wins long jump gold

Greg Rutherford becomes the first British man to claim long jump gold since Lynn Davies in Tokyo 1964.

The Briton's 8.31m effort in the fourth round is enough to push Mitchell Watt of Australia (8.16m) into silver and Will Claye of the United States (8.12m) into bronze.

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31. Niger's Issaka wins fans' hearts in the rowing

Issaka reportedly took up rowing only three months before London 2012.

Niger rower Hammadou Djibo Issaka earns a standing ovation at Eton Dorney the hard way, as he struggles to the finishing line in his men's single sculls repechage.

Issaka, who reportedly took up the sport only three months before London 2012, eventually crosses the line to massive applause, a full minute and 39 seconds after Lithuanian winner Mindaugs Griskonis.

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32. Tempers flare between France and Spain

There were several incidents during the game that angered players of both sides.

Tempers fray in the men's basketball quarter-final between Spain and France, which Spain won 66-59 to reach the last four.

"It's embarrassing, it's disturbing, and quite frankly it's a detriment to the game," says BBC commentator and former NBA star John Amaechi.

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33. Victoria Pendleton grabs gold in the keirin

Gold-winning Pendleton thanked her supporters after her keirin triumph.

It was the first time keirin had been an Olympic discipline for women, and Victoria Pendleton, who retired after London 2012, took the inaugural gold.

Pendleton hits the front at the bell and holds off a late charge from China's Guo Shuang.

"I can barely believe it right now," admitted Pendleton after the race. "Thank you so much to everyone who's helped me get here. The crowd have been fantastic and it really helped me today."

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34. Liu Xiang falls at the first hurdle

Liu Xiang's Achilles injury also destroyed his medal chances at his home Olympics of Beijing 2008.

China's former Olympic champion and world record holder Liu Xiang is eliminated from the 110m hurdles after clattering into the first hurdle in his heat.

The 2004 champion Xiang, whose hopes of home success at Beijing 2008 were also ruined by injury, leaves the arena in a wheelchair.

"When you've got a stress injury like an Achilles and it fails on you it can cause you hell. That's a massive shame for him," says BBC Sport pundit Colin Jackson in commentary.

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35. Bottle thrown onto track at 100m start

A bottle thrown from the crowd lands on the 100m track just as the final starts.

Jamaica's Usain Bolt triumphed in the men's Olympic 100m final, but a sub-plot involved at man being charged with a public order offence.

Ashley Gill-Webb, 34, of South Milford, North Yorkshire, is arrested at the Olympic Stadium after allegedly throwing a plastic bottle in the direction of the athletes as the gun sounded to start the race. He denies the charge.

Eyewitness John told BBC Radio 5 live: "As big a cheer went up for this guy getting arrested as for Usain Bolt going over the line."

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36. Le Clos's father overcome by son's gold

The Le Clos family hail from Durban in South Africa, and had relatives scattered across the arena in London.

It became a catchphrase of the Games: "Unbelievable! Unbelievable! What a beautiful boy!"

South African swimmer Chad le Clos beat veteran multi-Olympic champion Michael Phelps to record a stunning win in the 200m butterfly at London 2012.

But for BBC Sport viewers it becomes all about Bert, as the proud father, interviewed by BBC Sport's Clare Balding, cannot contain his excitement at his son's achievement. Unbelievable...

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37. Steve Redgrave surprises Chris Hoy

Two knights collide as, after winning his sixth Olympic gold medal and becoming the most successful British Olympian of all time, Sir Chris Hoy is surprised trackside by Sir Steve Redgrave.

Having won gold on the first night of the track cycling, Hoy's triumph in the keirin took him past Redgrave's record of five Olympic golds.

Afterwards, the Scot announced he would not be competing at the next Games in 2016.

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38. The dive that cost Daley and Waterfield

Pete Waterfield and Tom Daley look downcast at the end of the men's synchronised 10m platform final.

"I hope that Pete doesn't blame himself," says British diver Ben Swain in commentary as Tom Daley and Pete Waterfield miss out on a podium place in the 10m synchronised event - a poor fourth dive putting them out of contention.

"He might feel guilty... [but] these guys are the best in the world. They are going to the physical limits of what the human body can do."

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39. Alistair Brownlee wins triathlon gold

Alistair Brownlee crosses the finish line in Hyde Park, union jack aloft

Great Britain's Alistair Brownlee wins his country's first ever triathlon gold as he crosses the finish line in glorious sunshine in London's Hyde Park.

Brownlee's gold was Britain's 19th of the 2012 Games, equalling the total number of golds they won in Beijing in 2008.

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40. Near miss for diver Vadim Kaptur

Kaptur suffered a bloody injury performing the same dive while training at the 2011 World Swimming Championships

A close shave for Belarus's Vadim Kaptur, who performs an inward-three-and-a-half somersault dive and narrowly avoids hitting his head on the 10m platform.

The Belarussian diver suffered a horrible injury performing the same dive at the World Championships in Shanghai in 2011, and his technique still appears treacherous.

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41. Manteo Mitchell runs with broken leg

Manteo Mitchell running during the 4x400m heat at the London Olympics

Commentator Michael Johnson dubs Manteo Mitchell "a great team-mate to have", after Mitchell reveals he ran the last 200m of the Olympic men's 4x400m relay heats with a broken left leg.

Mitchell still managed to finish the opening lap in 46.1 seconds as the US team went on to set a qualifying time of two minutes, 58.87 seconds and qualify for the final.

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42. Bolt and Farah trade Olympics celebrations

Mo Farah poses on the podium alongside Usain Bolt.

What better scene was there to cap a thrilling final day of athletics than double Olympic champion Mo Farah doing Usain Bolt's 'lightning bolt' and Bolt, who won his third gold of the Games in the 4x100m relay, repaying the favour by doing the 'Mobot' on the podium?

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43. Jessica Ennis leads after four events

Jessica Ennis lead heptathlon after four events.

Jessica Ennis features again in your most watched videos from London 2012.

This time it is the highlights of her performances in the 100m hurdles, 200m, shot put and high jump which put her into the heptathlon lead.

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44. How Jessica Ennis won gold

Jessica Ennis with her Olympic heptathlon gold medal

In one of the iconic moments of London 2012, the woman long anointed as the face of the Games fulfilled her destiny with a series of brilliant personal bests.

BBC Sport looks at how Jessica Ennis won the gold medal in the heptathlon.

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45. Stunning last-gasp basket ensures overtime

Belinda Snell of Australia battles against French opposition.

Belinda Snell sends the crowd into raptures with a late basket to send Australia's Group B battle with France into overtime.

The basket tied the game at 65-65 but the French recovered to win 74-70 in added time - the first time since 1996 that Australia lost a team other than the United States at the Olympic Games.

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46. French boxer Vastine rages after defeat

Alexis Vastine is furious after he is denied a place in men's welterweight semi-finals.

Frenchman Alexis Vastine stages a sit in as he is denied victory and a place in the men's welterweight semi-finals after narrowly losing to Taras Shelestyuk.

Vastine was also denied a win in the Beijing semi-final four years earlier.

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47. Wild discus throw by GB's Okoye

Lawrence Okoye stages a great recovery after his opening throw goes wrong.

Lawrence Okoye reaches the discus final after throwing 65.28m with his third effort, a great recovery after an opening throw that went horribly wrong.

Okoye roars his approval after progressing, bringing his coach John Hillier to his feet in the stands.

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48. Murray on 'biggest win' of career

Andy Murray speaks of the "biggest win of his life".

Great Britain's Andy Murray describes taking Olympic gold as the "biggest win of his life" after a straight-sets victory over Roger Federer at Wimbledon.

The win was Murray's first over Federer in a major final, having previously lost three Grand Slam deciders to the Swiss.

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49. Jackson's excitement over Bolt victory

Colin Jackson celebrates with Denise Lewis.

What were you doing when Usain Bolt retained his Olympic 100m title on a magical night in London? We can tell you what BBC commentators Colin Jackson and Denise Lewis were doing - screaming in delight as it all unfolded.

Bolt clocked an Olympic record time of 9.63 seconds, while his Jamaica team-mate Yohan Blake took silver and Justin Gatlin of the United States winning bronze.

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50. Mixed fortunes for GB divers

Chris Mears reaches semi-finals of the Men's 3m springboard.

GB diver Chris Mears progresses to the semi-finals of the Men's 3m springboard competition, but his 17-year-old team-mate Jack Laugher fails to qualify.

Laugher was lying in 25th place going into the final dive, however he failed to qualify after recording a failed dive in round six.

WOW those are some moments!!!

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We are at both the London Boat Show and The London Cycle Show at the Excel, why not pop down and see us there is plenty of things to see and do and one ticket gets you in to all 3 shows including the outdoor and travel show!!

The boats are huge and some look bigger than houses and cost about as much as 4 houses!! At the cycle show they have indoor cycle tracks and even an appearance from Sir Chris Hoy!!

We are at Stand E107 at the Boat Show and Stand LB492 at the Cycle Show

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New Year celebrations have begun around the world how exciting!!!

Auckland in New Zealand is holding the first major event of 2013 and more than 1.5 million people gathered around Sydney harbour to watch the city's famous firework display.

Big shows are also planned in many other cities across the world, what are they doing where you are?? In York its all about the Minster they usually have some sort of firework display and the whole of York gather there at midnight (Least it feels like it)

Celebrations will also be held for the first time in Burma, where large public gatherings were banned by its previous military rulers.

How the Celebrations started:

In Auckland, the largest city closest to the International Date Line, fireworks exploded over the city's 328m (1,076ft) Sky Tower as midnight struck (11:00 GMT).

Two hours later, the huge crowds around the harbour in the Australian city of Sydney were treated to a typically extravagant fireworks display.

Seven tonnes of fireworks lit up the famous landmarks of the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House to a soundtrack co-written by Australian singer Kylie Minogue.

The display is expected to pump $160m (£98.5m) into the local economy, the BBC's Phil Mercer in Sydney said.

Fireworks lit up the skyline in the North Korean capital, Pyongyang, while South Korea ushered in the new year with the traditional ringing 33 times of the 15th century Bosingak bell in the capital Seoul.

As many as 100,000 people were expected around Hong Kong's harbour for the city's biggest ever fireworks display, costing $1.6m (£980,000), the Associated Press reports.

Meanwhile, in Burma, tens of thousands were expected to attend the celebrations in the former capital Rangoon, which will feature a fireworks display and performances by the country's entertainers.

Reports say the festivities will be broadcast live on Burmese television.

The celebration is seen as the latest sign of the country's liberalisation under its military-backed civilian government.

Later on, festivities will be held in European cities including Moscow, Paris and London.

More than two million people are expected to be on Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana beach.

New York will mark the new year with the traditional New Year's Eve countdown and ball drop over Times Square.

Have fun whatever your doing to ring the New Year in!!

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What a night the Sports Personality 2012 was!! Well done to Bradley Wiggins as he definitely deserved it!!

Here are the best bits:

Bradley Wiggins is named BBC Sports Personality of the Year,

Never again will we see the like. All 12 finalists could easily have won the BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards in any other year. Really, we didn't see how were you able to choose between them? It almost lifted the bad taste left by last year, when no women were nominated, and well and truly banished the memories of those years in the 90s when Damon Hill seemed to win it every time.

Amazingly in 2011, the total number of votes cast was 341,959; last night, Wiggins alone took nearly half a million and the total vote was more than 1.6m.

The winner, Bradley Wiggins, actually has a personality

It was always going to be Wiggins' night though, from his loose-cannon opening appearance which caused "Susan" Barker to look distinctly uneasy, to a reminder of his achievements this year and lets not forget the velour suit!!!!

Kate Middleton makes an entrance

Yes as always, she did look dazzling, expertly navigating a floor-skimming dress and high heels, channeling old-school Hollywood glamour and looking effortless but the big question is why didn't they let her speak? Very strange,

Then there was not a dry eye in the house when Martine Wright won the Helen Rollason award,

Was it a given that Olympic and Paralympic athletes would dominate the shortlist for the 2012 BBC Sports Personality of the Year award? They did wow the nation with their sporting talents and made people believe in sports so YES they should be!!!!

Cyclists Bradley Wiggins and Sir Chris Hoy, tennis star Andy Murray, and athletes Jessica Ennis and Mo Farah are candidates in a 12-strong list.

Rower Katherine Grainger, golfer Rory McIlroy, boxer Nicola Adams and sailor Ben Ainslie are other hopefuls.

Paralympians Sarah Storey, Ellie Simmonds and David Weir also make the list for the award on 16 December.

The 2000 winner Sir Steve Redgrave, Baroness Grey-Thompson and Denise Lewis were joined by Baroness Campbell, chair of UK Sport, and representatives from the BBC and the newspaper industry.

A capacity crowd of 15,000 at the ExCel in London will make it the biggest show in the event's 59-year history, once again showing that the nations pride in Sports is at an all time high!

With an array of candidates to choose from, the panel faced some difficult choices finalising the shortlist, which was extended from 10 to 12 to reflect a brilliant year for British sport.

Ennis won the heptathlon and Farah triumphed in both the 5,000m and 10,00m in the Olympic Stadium.

Murray clinched gold at the Games before ending Britain's wait for a major tennis title with victory in the US Open, and McIlroy also triumphed across the Atlantic as he took the US PGA title, played in Europe's winning Ryder Cup team and won the season-ending World Tour Championship.

Adams became the first female fighter to win an Olympic boxing title, Grainger claimed rowing gold at the fourth attempt and Ainslie's victory at the Games made him the most decorated Olympic sailor.

At the Paralympics, wheelchair racer Weir won four titles, teenage swimmer Simmonds triumphed twice and Storey rode to four cycling titles.

Its going to be such a hard decision!!!

Such was the strength in depth of potential contenders that those to miss out include Olympic gold medallists Charlotte Dujardin, Greg Rutherford, Victoria Pendleton, Laura Trott and Alistair Brownlee, along with Europe's Ryder Cup hero Ian Poulter.

The expert panel will also choose the first, second and third places for the Team of the Year, Overseas Personality of the Year and Coach of the Year awards.

Chair of the panel, BBC Director of Sport Barbara Slater, said: "If we ever needed reminding just how special a sporting year it has been, then the list of those sportspeople who did not make the final 12 is testament to that."

Other awards on the night will again be Young Sports Personality of the Year and Unsung Hero, which will continue to be decided by the existing specialist panel system - plus the Lifetime Achievement and Helen Rollason awards which will be decided by the board of BBC Sport.

Looks like it will be a great night one to tune in for!!!

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We had such a good time at this Years Boardmasters that we are going again next Year, we thought we would wet your appetite with the Official Trailer for Boardmasters 2013!!

Enjoy!!

Boardmasters 2013!!

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Well as many of you know October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and some of the Bawtry retailers took it to the extreme!!! They came up with a crazy idea to launch 'Bra Bunting in Bawtry'

This was the idea of Emily Harbon and Sarah Craven, co-owners of Bawtry’s & She Knows shop, they asked women to donate their unwanted bras throughout October to back October’s Breast Cancer Awareness campaign. Check out our pictures below!!

The bunting is raised until Friday the 2nd of November, for all those ladies and gentlemen who want to pop down to have a browse, chat and see the pretty, empowering bunting!