Olympic Park legacy
The reworking of the Olympic Park has begun and The London 2012 Organising Committee and the LLDC are marking the handover of the park. Meanwhile Ministers have revealed a £377m surplus in the government Olympic budget.
What will happen to surplus Olympic cash?
The London 2012 Games have come in more than £350 million under budget.
Government figures released show that is the saving from the overall budget of £9.3 billion.
But none of that money will be used for installing the retractable seats in the Olympic Stadium - said to be vital if it is to be a base for a football club, as well as athletics.
So, where does that money go and who will pay for the stadium's conversion?
Here's our Political Correspondent Simon Harris.
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Olympic Park handover marked
The reworking of the Olympic Park has begun and The London 2012 Organising Committee and the LLDC are marking the handover of the park.