Halsall not feeling medal pressure  If Great Britain swimmer
Fran Halsall is feeling the pressure of a home London 2012
Olympic Games, then she is not letting it show.  The 22-year-old
is one Team GB's biggest stars and will compete in the 100m
butterfly, 100m freestyle and 50m freestyle in London and is
expected to take part in the 4x100m freestyle relay.  But with
the bulk of the training now in the bank, the Loughborough-based
sprinter believes the pressure certainly isn't weighing her
down.  "I don't feel like there's pressure from outside sources
coming in to deliver a medal," revealed the 2009 world 100m
freestyle silver medallist.  "Obviously I have goals in my head
that I want to achieve. I've been to Olympics before, I've won
medals internationally before and I want to achieve great things
at this Olympics, because it's a home one.  "There's no pressure
as such, but there's excitement, especially when 17,000 people
are sat there and they're cheering for you.  "For me, it's like
feeling that people ar