Autumn update video transcript

Seb Coe: At the end of the handover ceremony in Beijing on 24 August, the eyes of the world will then move to London.

Sir Keith Mills: The Beijing Games were brilliantly organised, the opening and closing ceremonies were spectacular, the sport was spectacular, and we did well.

Georgina Harland, athlete: And here we are standing in front of Buckingham Palace, you know, bring it on let's have the whole of the world come to Britain and let's show them what we've got.

Michael Phelps, Olympic swimmer: I look forward to having the opportunity to come back and hang out here, compete here and see the Olympics.

Bradley Wiggins, Olympic cyclist: Actually I was there at the Olympic site a few days ago and I started cycling there on the Lea Valley circuit, and that's made way now for the new Velodrome we're going to have now in a few years' time, so what a legacy it's going to leave.

Seb Coe: Paralympic Handover, it's the way that we bring culture, sport and education together.

Adrian Warner, BBC journalist: Out of ten, how many would you give London at the moment in terms of marks?

Dennis Oswald, Chairman of the International Olympic Committee Coordination Commission for the London 2012 Games: 9.75 - nobody's perfect!

Gordon Brown, Prime Minister: This is not only a tremendous project: it is being executed brilliantly, we are ahead of schedule and I believe we are going to have a legacy here, not just for the Olympic movement but a legacy for our whole country.

Boris Johnson, Mayor of London: I am blown away by this Stadium. I think it's absolutely fantastic so I congratulate everybody involved.

John Armitt, ODA Chairman: This will be the best swimming pool in the country and this is going to be a fantastically iconic building.

Tanni Grey-Thompson, Paralympian: It's the most amazing opportunity to give choice to disabled people in a way we've never had before.