Tuesday, 6 August, 2002, 14:32 GMT 15:32 UK
A wet and wild farewell
Our man in the City of Manchester Stadium reflects on the closing ceremony of the Commonwealth Games.
Highs and lows
BBC Sport Online hands out our own awards at the end of the Commonwealth Games.
Games diary: Day 11
The buzz on the street is who's going where as the athletes prepare to paint the town red.
The shellsuit samaritans
Working all hours for no pay? BBC Sport Online finds out why the Games' 10,000-strong legion of volunteers do it.
Games diary: Day nine
Organisers have thought ahead to ensure the closing ceremony is a success despite the rain.
Home comforts lift England
England's athletes are reaping the reward of performing in their own country - a phenomenom enjoyed the world over.
Games diary: Day eight
Who said that? - The Australians show a slight lack of originality when praising their athletes.
Aussies bored of winning
The Australian media think their nation should split into states to make the Commonwealth Games more interesting.
The Games' cutting edge
BBC Sport Online's Tom Fordyce visits the man responsible for the most striking haircuts of the Games.
Nice guys do finish first
BBC Sport Online's Tom Fordyce reveals why Frankie Fredericks' 200m Commonwealth gold will be celebrated across the world.
Calm after the storm
BBC Sport's Steve Cram looks back at Monday's highlights in the City of Manchester Stadium.