Coe: McIlroy should compete in Olympics
Sebastian Coe hopes that world number two Rory McIlroy will compete at the Rio 2016 Olympics despite the high-pressure decision still to be made about who he should represent at the Games.
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Olympic drunk 'beaten' by Judo star
Sebastian Coe said it was "poetic justice" that the man who threw a bottle at the 100m sprinters happened to be sitting next to a Dutch judo star.
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Swimming: Phelps is 'probably not' the best - Coe
American swimmer Michael Phelps is "probably not" the greatest Olympic champion of all time, despite winning a record total of 19 medals, London 2012 Games chief Sebastian Coe said on Wednesday.
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Coe confident despite London riots
London 2012 chairman Sebastian Coe has expressed full confidence in the security measures planned for next year's Olympic Games.
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Jamaican results 'unwelcome' says Coe
Sebastian Coe has said the news that five Jamaican athletes had tested positive for a banned substance during their national championships was an 'unwelcome' development.
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Seb Coe Interview
Sebastian Coe, chairman of the London 2012 Olympic Games, tells Robbie Irwin the they have a lot to live up to following the Beijing Games.
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Coe claims London is on track
Sebastian Coe shook off criticism of the London Olympics project today, stating that all targets for 2007 have been hit.
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Coe may be asked to probe Linsi payment
Sebastian Coe, chairman of FIFA's ethics committee, may be called on to investigate a $4 million pay-off to the world governing body's former general secretary Urs Linsi.
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Timing hindered Hammers' stadium interest - Coe
Sebastian Coe has revealed that timing was the main reason why West Ham United will not be inheriting the capital's Olympic Stadium.
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Coe defends payment U-turn
Sebastian Coe today insisted that no 'terminal harm' has been done to London's 2012 Olympic bid by the campaign's controversial U-turn on incentive payments.
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Coe looks to Scots for support
The chairman of the London bid for the Olympic Games, Sebastian Coe, is heading to Scotland today to drum up support.
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Coe outlines London bid for 2012 Olympics
London revealed its detailed plans for hosting the 2012 Olympic Games today with bid chief Sebastian Coe promising they would be a "games for the next generation".