London Olympics day fourteen
In the women's 4x100 metre relay, the USA smashed a world record that has stood for more than 25 years. For Britain their golden touch seems, temporarily, to have deserted them.
Team GB punching above its weight in the Olympics
Team GB is punching way above its weight in the Olympics, as shown by an interactive atlas which distorts the size of countries to reflect the number of medals won.
A researcher at the University of St Andrews created a map which displays the distribution of medals at London 2012.
The online atlas continually updates to show how the medals are spread across the globe as well as the number of medals by population.
When countries are reconfigured by population size, Britain swells considerably.
USA, predicted to win the most medals, appears smaller than usual and second-place favourites China shrinks to a fraction of its actual size because of its massive population.
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Weather to stay dry for closing ceremony
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How China trains its diving stars of the future
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Unique Olympic memorabilia to be sold at auction
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