Alex Chick  Don’t forget the rest of the world  How to follow
the most successful day in British Olympic history?  When we
pick up six golds in 12 hours, what happens next?  I found the
answer in my deeply contrarian instincts. There was only one
thing for it - a day of watching foreign women throwing balls at
goals - handball and water  Amid the understandable Brit-mania
sweeping the country, I hope we remember these Games are about
more than our own success.  They are global celebration, a place
of diversity where people are united by sport.  What better
place to remember this than the Copper Box, where Brazil played
Angola in the handball?  In the cynical, pre-Olympic age,
handball was a punchline. A byword for obscure sport played by
goofy Eastern Europeans. The kind of thing you might watch
ironically in a Danish hotel.  It is not one of these Olympics'
hot tickets, but it has its own stadium (though it moves to the
Basketball Arena for the knock-out stages) and it provided an
uplifting experience.  Alth