Despite losing out in yesterday's quarter-finals Natasha Jonas has played an important part in the Games, with her journey to London 2012 being made into a film.

Nicola Adams is relishing her semi-final battle with India's five-time world champion Mary Kom tomorrow after making history as the first British woman to guarantee an Olympic boxing medal.

The Welsh pair of Andrew Selby at flyweight and welterweight Fred Evans get their chance to become the first Welsh boxers since Ralph Evans in 1972 to win Olympic medals when they fight in today's quarter-finals.

The resourceful stunt arranger and performer George Leech epitomised the phrase "unsung hero of the film business".

Hamid Soryan hoped he had put a smile on the faces of the Iranian people after he finally delivered the country their first Greco-Roman gold this evening.

Britain's Ukraine-born wrestler Olga Butkevych hopes the home crowd get behind her when she takes to the mat at the Olympics next week.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid:  Dog Days (U)

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Dir. David Bowers
Starring Zachary Gordon,  Robert Capron, 94mins

Another episodic series of misfortunes and indignities befall Greg Heffley, the fairly charmless hero of these adaptations of Jeff Kinney’s children’s novels. He  embarrasses himself in  front of his teenage crush;  has to join his father in a  Civil War battle re-enactment; loses his trunks in the swimming pool, and so on.

Liam O'Brien, Lewis Smith

Fred Evans started slowly and finished at a furious pace against a backdrop of deafening noise to gain revenge over Lithuania's Egidijus Kavaliauskas in the welterweight division.

Unfancied Londoner storms to final and takes silver to stave off threats of funding cuts

British boxing legend Lennox Lewis has tipped Anthony Joshua to be a future champion after watching the super‑heavyweight win his first fight of London 2012.

Fraudley, Audrey, Audinary, A-Farce. Audley Harrison has garnered more insults than titles and, 12 years on from his heroic triumph at the ­Olympics, the man with the grand plan to go on to become king of the professional ring is now reduced to providing fodder for younger pretenders.

Veteran Winston Gordon lit up North Arena 2 with an ippon win over Alexandre Emond of Canada in the first round of the under-90kgs at ExCeL.