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Adrian Warner
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BBC Sport blog editor
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<description>I&apos;m BBC London&apos;s Olympics Correspondent, which means I report on every aspect of the preparations for 2012. I&apos;m going to be telling you what people are saying about London&apos;s preparations - both in the Olympic corridors of power and on the streets of the capital - and I want to hear your views.

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