Funding ends for GB volleyballers
The British women’s indoor and men’s beach volleyball teams face their first days without any public funding, casting a doubt over their involvement in the London 2012 Olympics.
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The British women’s indoor and men’s beach volleyball teams face their first days without any public funding, casting a doubt over their involvement in the London 2012 Olympics.
Public funding for Great Britain’s women’s volleyball team and men’s beach team will cease from 1 October, leaving their London Olympic hopes in doubt.
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Funding for the London 2012 Olympics was reduced by 27 million pounds on Monday as the new government made a round of spending cuts aimed at bringing a record public deficit under control.
Funding for the London 2012 Olympics was reduced by 27 million pounds ($38.84 million) on Monday as the new British government made a round of spending cuts aimed at bringing a record public deficit under control.
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Funding for the London 2012 Olympics will not be protected from government spending cuts needed to bring Britain’s record public deficit under control, Culture and Sport Minister Jeremy Hunt said.
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