Ruta Meilutyte claimed a gold medal for Lithuania in the 100 metres breaststroke tonight.

If there was an Olympic medal for fighting outside pubs at closing time, Britain would definitely be on the podium, as a million visitors to London may be about to find out. Yesterday saw the Olympic debut of Ashley McKenzie in judo, and he has been in a few scrapes away from the mat as Bad Boy Olympian (BBC4, Tuesday) bore witness.

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Just 64 days to go. Sixty four days till the Olympics is over, as the already-old joke goes. You can see that fatigue has set in among Londoners already, in their weary tread on the Underground staircase (while the escalator undergoes "essential maintenance for the Games"). Also, there appears to be competitive holiday booking – who can get away further, for longer, during the London 2012 fortnight.

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Shaun Derry today lost his appeal against his controversial sending-off in QPR's Barclays Premier League defeat at Manchester United and will miss tomorrow's clash with Swansea.

British athletes have to make the most of being the stars of a home Olympics this summer, according to heptathlete Jessica Ennis.

Ireland have qualified for the World Twenty20 after winning the qualifying event in Dubai. First they beat Namibia by nine wickets, restricting them to 94 for 6 and needing only 61 balls to reach their target, Paul Stirling 59 off 32 balls.