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Among those asleep outside the front of the building by 3am was one man who fellow fans said had been there every night for the past three days hoping to get tickets to see Mo Farah run in the m final. At the front of the queue was university student Teesta Pabari, 20, from Harrow, who came down with brother Neal Pabari.

Some of the shops around here have given us food to tide us over. Our parents said, go down there, have fun. At Holland House, Alexandra Palace, where there were waits of between six to eight hours yesterday, there was jostling in the queue and groans of disappointment as the office of Dutch Olympic ticket suppliers barred its doors at 8. Fans turned up there early in the morning hoping for their chance to watch a slice of the action at the final, much anticipated Olympic Park events.

It was the last chance for Chinese to buy tickets for the Games, with , on sale at several locations in Beijing from am local time for events including athletics, diving, and gymnastics. Demand was so high that more than 10, people were in the line by yesterday at one of the main ticket selling centres near the Olympic Stadium, district police chief Xiong Xingguo said. By early today, huge reinforcements of police were moved in to maintain order as numbers ballooned to between 40, and 50,, Mr Xiong said.

Mr Xiong conceded that police had been taken by surprise by the numbers. Despite the pushing, jostling and discomfort, Xu Wengang, an information technology expert, said that he thought the method of ticket sales was fair. But that's also the problem, because so many people came. It's a lot of trouble but it's fair," said Mr Xu, 30, looking for tickets for the synchronised swimming. There were smiles too from people like year-old Lei Peng, who had slept on the street for two nights.