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Olympic 2012 bids: the five still standing

Paris
Paris is well-served with world-class venues and has an advantage that its Games would all be relatively central, providing the "compact" venue that organisers have asked for. The centrepiece would be the 80,000-seat Stade de France, built for the country's World Cup football triumph in 1998. A media centre and swimming pool are planned close by with an Olympic village in the central, 17th arrondissement. France also won plaudits for its successful hosting of the 1998 World Cup and the capital has excellent transportation.
Odds: 6/4

Jessica Hodgson

18, May, 2004 @11:39 AM

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Richard Sambrook
BBC head of news

Simon Jeffery and Jessica Hodgson

21, Jan, 2004 @2:16 PM

Olympic city bids: runners and riders
Jessica Hodgson assesses the contenders for the 2012 Games, with odds courtesy of William Hill.

Jessica Hodgson

16, Jan, 2004 @4:44 PM

Q&A: Salmon

As concern erupts over cancer-causing toxins in Scottish farmed salmon, Jessica Hodgson explains everything you need to know about the latest food scare.

Jessica Hodgson

09, Jan, 2004 @2:31 PM

Pentagon bankers may bail out Black
'Ex-Presidents Club' ready to throw lifeline to embattled Telegraph owner.

Jamie Doward and Jessica Hodgson

23, Nov, 2003 @12:47 AM

Black scorns deal with Desmond

· Express owner buying Telegraph 'an implausible scenario'
· Montgomery and Grabiner could mount bid

Jessica Hodgson, New York

23, Nov, 2003 @12:46 AM

Under orders in Telegraph stakes

The first chance of buying a broadsheet in 20 years has them champing at the bit, says Jessica Hodgson.

Jessica Hodgson

23, Nov, 2003 @12:46 AM

Black with his back up against the wall

How Hollinger's empire-building boss was thrust into a maelstrom that could see him face criminal charges. By Jessica Hodgson in New York and Richard Northedge.

Jessica Hodgson in New York and Richard Northedge

23, Nov, 2003 @12:45 AM

Black admits 'inaccuracies' in Hollinger books

Lord Black's control of Hollinger International, the group that owns the Telegraph titles, is in the balance this week as shareholders await the outcome of a critical board meeting in New York, writes Jessica Hodgson.

Jessica Hodgson

16, Nov, 2003 @8:25 AM

AGM sketch: BSkyB

He's still the Daddy. Junior may have been word perfect. He knew his Arpu from his volume growth. But it was all for nothing when the old man decided to put the boot in.

Jessica Hodgson

16, Nov, 2003 @1:00 AM

Training wheels are off for James Murdoch

James Murdoch may have got the top job at BSkyB even if he didn't have the most powerful father in the business. But now the training wheels are off, says Jessica Hodgson.

Jessica Hodgson

09, Nov, 2003 @9:48 AM

Prince Charles flies back into vortex of scandal

Prince Charles flies back to Britain today after his two-week tour of India and the Middle East as the scandal over allegations of a sexual incident involving him and a royal servant reaches new heights, report John Arlidge and Jessica Hodgson.

John Arlidge and Jessica Hodgson

09, Nov, 2003 @8:34 AM

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