The £496m stadium in east London will start to take shape on May 22, according to the BBC.

In March, the Olympic Delivery Authority said construction of the 80,000-seater venue would begin this month, rather than August as first anticipated.
The stadium will be the focal point of the Olympic Park which is being built on former industrial land and work on clearing the site, requiring the removal of thousands of tons of contaminated soil, began last July.
The 2.5-square-km park will also house the Aquatics Centre, the Velodrome, the hockey, fencing, basketball and handball arenas and the international media centre.
After the Games the stadium will be scaled back to 25,000 seats. It will retain a permanent athletics track, although no long-term tenant has yet been found.
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