London stocks edge higher on policy action - Financial Times
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Usain Bolt intends to emerge from London 2012 as 'a living legend'.
The 25-year-old holds the Olympic titles and world records at 100m and 200m and hopes to emerge from the London Games having further enhanced his reputation.
He said in The Sun: 'After London 2012 I want to go into the press conference and say before anyone asks me a question, just say "You are now looking at a living legend".'
Living legend: Usain Bolt has lofty ambitions
The trials for the Jamaican Olympic team take place later in June.
He recently escaped unharmed from a minor road accident in Jamaica.
Bolt's team-mate and sprint rival Asafa Powell was said to be at the scene of the accident, but travelling in another car.
He also crashed a car in 2009, rolling his BMW in a ditch and landing upside down, but escaped with minor injuries.
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