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 Presenter: good morning and welcome to day six of the London 2012 Olympics. I'm Daniel and I'm here live at the Olympic park in Stratford to keep you up to date on all the events going on here today.  As usual we'll have live coverage from some events as well at interviews with the athletes. As it stands Team GB are second in the medals table with 10 and China in first 14. After the news we'll be speaking to  the man who ran the bid for London to host the Olympics and telling you about an incredible completion to win five tickets to the men's 100 metre final. here’s Steven with the news.. 

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MP to take part in new ITV reality show amid backlash from her constancy.

Protestors in central London today took action against tax avoiding companies.

A Chines gymnast accused of lying about her age has been found not guilty and can compete in the 2012 games as planned.

A Team GB athlete got a surprise from his dog today after he came first in his race.

Bradford’s, Sophie Walsh, has agreed to appear in ITV’s new celebrity reality show Snow With The Stars in the Ant Arctic despite reciveing heavy criticism from fellow MPs and her constituency. To be involved in the show she must not have any contact with the outside world, which is why she is facing backlash from her continuance and other MP’s around the UK. Some members of parliament believe that her decision may result in people loosing respect for her.

A protest by members of the public took place in central London today against major retail companies that avoid paying tax. Companies like Starbucks transfer their money into abroad bank accounts so they record a loss in the UK. There is nothing legally wrong with this but is seen as morally wrong as put correspondent who was at the protest found out today: “Hi, I’ve been at the scene of the protests all day and it seems a lot of people just feel cheated by these companies and just want them to put what they’ve done wrong, right.”

A Chinese gymnast accused of cheating has proven to the Olympic Committee that she is not under the required age of 18 to be an Olympic gymnast. She is said to be relieved that the whole ordeal is over and glad that she just carry on concentrating on her sport and winning medals. 

And finally after winning the men’s 100 metre final earlier today Jamie Strong’s dog ran out of the grasp of the athletes’ mother and went up to congratulate his owner on the track.

 That’s the end of the news for now but stay with us for all the latest updates on the Olympics and other news.

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presenter: welcome back, there are some great events going on today like swimming heats in the aquatic centre and time trials in the velodrome. Before the news I mentioned a competition we are holding, we have been given 5 tickets to give away for the men’s 100 metre final and all you have to do is answer this question: how many events are in the Heptathlon? Is it a) six, b) five, or c) seven? Just text in with your answer to 2012123 by midnight tonight and we will pick a winner.  Before the news I said that I would be speaking to Michael Sampson the man who bought the Olympics to London. without him we 

Michael: hi, it’s great to be here. On of the things I really wanted for the Olympics was for it to have its won radio station so this is just fantastic.

Presenter: thank you. What made you want to be apart of the bid?

Michael: well before this Olympics the last time the games were held in London was in 1948 and before that 1908 and I just knew that London has so much more  to offer not just as a city but also as a culture since the last time we hosted the Olympics 64 years ago. FADE OUT HERE

Presenter: we won the chance to host the games in London back in 2006 so seeing it happen right now in 2012, how does it feel?

Michael: Right now? Amazing, magical and little bit relieving  because over the past six years I can tell you that there were times when I never thought we would get here but we did , we really did.

Presenter: now I know we are only on day six of the games but what has been your favorite part so far?

Michael: well the opening ceremony really was something special. I knew what was going to happen, I had seen the dress rehearsals and even I was mesmarised so I can only imagine how the people at home and all over the world thought of it.  

Presenter: great. Thanks Michael. Its been great having you on the show we really want to come back again soon.

Michael:  thank you, I would love to.