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Last Updated: Monday, 13 February 2006, 10:22 GMT
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Audio slideshow: Wembley architect Lord Foster
Lord Foster, who has designed some of the world's most famous buildings, talks through his original sketches for the new Wembley Stadium and explains why he hopes its 133-metre arch will become an iconic sporting symbol.

Interview by John Hand, BBC News

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