Saturday 07 December 2002
 TRIO TAKE TOP BBC SPORTING HONOURS
sans-serif" size="2">A year of outstanding performances backed up by a host of Commonwealth Games medals has not gone unnoticed with three of Team England's gold medal-winning swimmers, Karen Legg, Rebecca Cooke and Jo Fargus, each receiving top BBC Sports Awards for their efforts in 2002.
3rd December [british swimming news]
 4:37:35 PM.
 REVENGE AND GOLD FOR PARRY WHILE RECORDS FALL
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Revenge was so sweet for British Swimming[base ']s Steve Parry in Melbourne today when he took the 200m Butterfly gold as well as the scalp of Commonwealth gold medallist Australian Justin Norris. It wasn[base ']t just the senior members of the predominantly junior British squad of 15 that enjoyed themselves on what, for many, is their first full international foray. With purely sensational performances young talents Keri Anne Payne and Stephanie Proud also took golds in their respective events as well as setting new British junior records in each.
6th December [british swimming news]
 4:37:21 PM.
 Rogers to design £130m new library for Birmingham
Birmingham's central library, once described as looking 'li
ke a place where books are incinerated', is to be demolished.
Big issue: urban design [guardian regeneration news]
 1:00:38 PM.
 Eco-village plan collapses
Proposals for an eco-friendly urban village in Liverpool have been thrown out by the ci

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