• Parker seeks psychological boost Barbara Parker hopes working with a sport psychologist will help improve her times in the 3,000 metre steeplechase.
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• British athletes sample Kenya's success BBC Radio 5 live's Mike Costello spends time with top GB distance runners in their 'monastic' Kenyan training camp
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• Farah is GB's No 1 - Van Commenee UK Athletics head coach Charles van Commenee believes that 5,000m world champion Mo Farah is "a complete athlete".
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• Steele targets London 2012 medal Great Britain 400m runner Andrew Steele, from Didsbury, says he is targeting a medal at London 2012 after recovering from illness.
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• Jamaica 'could sweep' 100m at 2012 Asafa Powell predicts a Jamaican clean sweep of the 100m medals at London 2012 after winning the US Open 50m.
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• Farah helps GB to Glasgow victory Mo Farah begins Olympic year with victory in the 1500m as Great Britain win the indoor Aviva International Match in Glasgow.
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• Ennis 'driven by Worlds failure' Jessica Ennis's failure at the World Championships in Daegu is driving her quest for a gold medal at London 2012, according to her coach.
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• Drug cheats expected at London 2012 IOC president Jacques Rogge expects some athletes to use performance-enhancing drugs at the London Olympics.
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• Bekele ban lifted after apology Mo Farah's Olympic rival Kenenisa Bekele has his suspension lifted by Ethiopia's athletics governing body.
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• Hazel turns to local sponsorship GB heptathlete Louise Hazel turns to local sponsors to keep her Olympic dream alive following lottery funding cut.
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