Published On: Sat, Jul 16th, 2011

Photos of the week: Olympic Torch revealed

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The London 2012 Olympic Torch was revealed this week. Its triangular, gold-coloured form is perforated by 8,000 circles representing the 8,000 inspirational Torchbearers that will carry it on its journey across the UK next summer. What do you think?

Jonathan Edwards, gold medal winner Denise Lewis and London 1948 Torchbearer, Austin Playfoot, showcase prototypes of the London 2012 Olympic Torch in front of the Olympic Rings at St Pancras Station:

Members of the Great Britain Goalball and Handball teams also got a chance to try out the newly completed Handball Arena, where they will compete during the London 2012 Games. They were joined by schoolchildren from nearby Gainsborough School for a Handball and Goalball masterclass and exhibition games:

And finally, this week saw the launch of the London 2012 Open Weekend, which will take place between 22-24 July. Over 1,000 unique sporting and cultural initiatives will be taking place over the weekend, helping people across the UK mark ‘one year to go’ to the start of the Olympic Games. The photo shows Seb Coe and London 2012 Creative Programmer for the South West Richard Crowe, with one of last year’s Open Weekend highlights, the ‘I Scream Van’:

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- London 2012’s ambition is to create a Games for everyone, where everyone is invited to take part, join in and enjoy the most exciting event in the world. London 2012 will create the most accessible and participative Games. It will touch people as it has never done before, stimulating people to do more and to try new things and reassess what we are all capable of. London 2012 has sport at its heart and London at the centre, but it is more than London and more than sport. It is a Games for London, the UK and the rest of the world, for sport and culture, for volunteers and business.

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