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Heading into day 11, Team GB will be hoping to surpass the 19 gold medal achieved at Beijing 2008.

Jason Kenny produced two of the rides of his life to take the gold medal in the men's sprint as be beat old rival Gregroy Bauge of France.

British cycling favourite edges out Australian rival Anna Meares to finish top in qualifying.

Team GB are now third in the medal table - with 14 golds, seven silvers and eight bronzes - and keen to add to their tally on Sunday.

Team GB's Fred Evans and Andrew Selby qualify for the Olympics boxing quarter finals

Great Britain continued its medal rush at Eton Dorney as the men's four and women's double sculls struck rowing gold on Super Saturday at the London 2012 Games.

Great Britain will be looking to win more medals as London 2012 enters Super Saturday, one of the biggest days of the Olympics, with around 25 titles to be won.

Great Britain's track cycling success continued as Victoria Pendleton and the men's team pursuit both won gold on Friday evening at the velodrome.

Katherine Grainger and Anna Watkins led throughout in the final of the women's double sculls to claim a sixth gold medal for Team GB at the London 2012 Olympics.

Athletics opens with Jessica Ennis going for gold and Rebecca Adlington defending Beijing 2008 title in 800m freestyle on one of busiest day of games.

Samsung Global Blogger Maya makes her first trip to London's Olympic Park in Stratford for a taste of the real thing.

Victoria Pendleton and Jess Varnish have both been disqualified from the womens team sprint cycling event at the Velodrome, with the pair relegated out of medal contention after a rule error.

There was more success for the Great Britain rowing team as the men's lightweight four managed to claim the silver medal in perhaps the closest fought final we have seen at Eton Dorney.

Australian Olympic rower faints in London’s police custody after night out drinking.

Track cyclist Victoria Pendleton has recalled the jeering she received while competing in Australia, with the Beijing Gold medallist revealing that fan support could be the key to her repeating her Olympic efforts in London 2012.

Facebook has revealed that 83 million of its accounts are false or duplicates, with 14m created just for spam.

'Goodbye my beloved badminton' cries Yu following expulsion of eight players for deliberate under-performance.

After Bradley Wiggins became the first man to win the Tour de France and Olympic gold in the same year, Britain looks to track cycling heroes Victoria Pendleton and Sir Chris Hoy with hopes of further medal success.

The news that eight badminton players have been disqualified from the London 2012 Olympics for match-fixing has led to number of former players and officials commenting on the bold decision of the Badminton World Federation.

Samsung Global Blogger Maya loves many things about the UK - just don't ask her to cheer on our sports.

Team GB's men eight claimed bronze at Eton Dorney as Greg Searle's attempts to become Olympic champion 20 years after his gold in Barcelona came to a disappointing end.

Team GB's women’s pair of Heather Stanning and Helen Glover finish more than a length ahead of Australia to take title.

So intense is the competition between the Americans and the Chinese that the Olympics is rapidly becoming a proxy war of sorts... hardly a surprising development given the countries involved

IBTimes UK looks ahead to all the action taking place at the 2012 London Olympics

Britain's Andy Murray continued his recovery from his Wimbledon disappointment after crushing Jarkko Nieminen to reach the third round of the Olympic tennis competition.

Newcastle have confirmed the signing of Australian youngster Curtis Good, with the 19 year old having impressed Alan Pardew on his trial at St James' Park.

Great Britain rowers have qualified for final of the men's lightweight four, by finishing first in their semi final game.

There was yet more success for Team GB at Eton Dorney as Alan Campbell produced a superb performance in the men's single sculls to qualify for the semi-finals, while the women's eight secured a spot in the final of the repechage.

China will launch third probe, Chang'e-3, in 2013 in attempt to land on lunar surface.

British archers in the women's individual event for the London Olympics 2012 are struggling to live up to the pressure and expectations on their shoulders