Breaking story: West Ham Football Club have submitted a new bid on the London Olympic Stadium after the 2012 Games.
The Championship football club had already submitted a bid in October last year, however the deal collapsed.
West Ham FC are one of only 16 other interested parties to enter the tender process, with bidders given until Friday to submit their proposals.
The West Ham vice-chairman, Karren Brady, said that the move would be conditional on the Olympic stadium being “fit for world-class football and feels like home to our deserving fans.”
The original deal with West Ham to take over the London 2012 stadium fell through following complaints from Tottenham FC, Leyton Orient FC and another anonymous party.

