China has blocked internet reports that it faked one of the centrepieces of the Olympic Games opening ceremony involving a seven-year-old singer. ...full story at Sky News
from Sky News on Wed, Aug 13 2008
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Beijing Paralympics opening ceremony »
YouTube video Beijing Paralympic Games opened on Sept 6 with a roar two weeks after the summer games. Malaysia's 11 paralympians are among some 4,000 athletes from 148 countries and regions participating in the Games. Celeste Fong reports. |
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