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Britain Unveils Its Bid For The 2012 Olympics Games

(16 Jan 2004) 406926 UK Olympics Britain unveils its bid for the 2012 Olympics Games 16/01/2004 POOL/APTN London - 16 Jan 2004 POOL 1. Wide shot podium and audience 2. British athletes in the audience standing 3. Barbara Cassani, Chairman of London 2012 walking onto stage 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Barbara Cassani, Chairman of 'London 2012': "Our welcome will be heartfelt. Our games will deliver the best for athletes, a compact Olympic park with easy access between living quarters and competition venues. The venues will newly built, like a state of the art stadium and aquatic centre and existing world class venues, like Wimbledon for tennis and Eton for rowing. Competitors will be inspired to deliver personal best performances against the backdrop of London's world famous landmarks." 5. Cutaway British Prime Minister Tony Blair and Former Olympic Athlete Lord Sebastian Coe 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Barbara Cassani, Chairman of London 2012: "As you can see our blueprint for the 2012 games is tailor made to fit the needs of the new olympic movement. Compact games are what the International Olympic Committee wants and that is exactly what this proposal delivers." 7. Blair walking onto podium 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Tony Blair, British Prime Minister: "The real reason that I believe we are in such a strong position is not just the legacy, or the bid itself. It is because of the passion for sport in this country. " 9. Cutaway London Mayor Ken Livingstone 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Tony Blair, British Prime Minister: "I hope that they give us the chance. Give us the chance to host the world's most important special, sporting event here in the world's greatest capital city. If they do that. I know we won't let them down." 11. Audience applauding 12. Blair leaving stage APTN 13. Wide shot truck advertising London 2012 14. Set-up John Scott, Director of Major Events, UK Sport: 15. SOUNDBITE (English) John Scott, Director of Major Events, UK Sport: "We've got some of the world's most famous cities. I mean London, Paris, New York, Moscow, Madrid, I mean these are major world cities, so to talk of a front runner, I think is very premature. There is a lot of speculation that Paris, having bid twice before, is in the driving seat. But I think when you're looking at this calibre of application, no one is a front runner." 16. End shot Scott Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...