Feargus O'Sullivan
Feargus O’Sullivan is a London-born writer and journalist. He lives in London and Berlin.
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Olympics 2012
London's Brand Olympics
The Games have provided an unprecedented opportunity, not always welcome, for companies to attach their names to parts of the city.
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Olympics 2012
London's Newest Export: The Poor?
The Olympics promised a fresh start for deprived East London. But they may end up forcing the poor out.
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Are London's 2012 Logos the Worst in Olympic History?
The city is trying to showcase its quirky side. Instead, its Olympic symbols have become a laughing stock.
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The Olympics and the U.K.'s Complicated Relationship With Its Rule Breakers
Organizers of the London games have taken unprecedented measures to stop "lone wolves" from wreaking havoc. But that hasn't stopped them from making them a central part of this summer's festivities.
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What the Summer Games Will Cost the Queen
The London Olympics will be an equal-opportunity irritant for VIPs.
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How the Games Are Boosting Britain's Arts Scene
A surprisingly eclectic cultural festival is set to coincide with the 2012 Summer Olympics.
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The Delicate Politics of Olympic Security
Londoners may be watching their city’s security takeover anxiously, but they can't seem to turn away.
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Olympics 2012
The Local History Behind London's Olympic Unease
Two East London neighborhoods will be irrevocably changed by the Games. Is this a bad thing?
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The PR Disaster of London's Olympic Traffic Lanes
Organizers of the Summer Games are finding it difficult to balance their own needs with that of the host city.
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In Pre-Summer Games London, Edginess and Anticipation
Londoners have complicated feelings about hosting the Olympics. You'll be hearing from one of them here every week.
