Glasgow 2014 is on track and on budget, as the first of the six monthly Games Partners' Progress Reports is published.  The report details the rate of progress being made, and illustrates how the Games are on track to leave a lasting legacy of new and enhanced facilities, whilst also utilising the existing exceptional facilities in Glasgow.

The report is aimed at keeping the public informed of progress across all aspects of delivery.  The progress made to date across Glasgow 2014 includes detail on the following projects:

Commonwealth Games Associations from Canada, England, New Zealand, Scotland and Wales were in Glasgow this week to see how the city is preparing for the 2014 Games and were “hugely impressed” with the progress Glasgow has made.

The Commonwealth Games Associations, who are responsible for ensuring the best possible representation from their country at the Games and the well-being of their athletes during competition, met key members from the Organising Committee during the three-day visit and attended a number of key briefing sessions.

2010 Commonwealth Games Organising Committee chairman Suresh Kalmadi was arrested today by Central Bureau of Investigation on charges of irregularities during the XIX CWG held in New Delhi last year. Kalmadi was earlier summoned to the CBI headquaters for questioning, his third visit to the agency headquarters, before being arrested. Along with Kalmadi, two of his assciates from the Organizing Committee Surjeet Lal, deputy director general (procurement) and A SV Prasad, joint director general (sports) were also arrested.

India's ruling Congress party swung into damage control mode and wasted little time in suspending the MP from Pune. AICC general secretary Janardhan Dwivedi announced "The disciplinary committee of the Congress has suspended Suresh Kalmadi from the membership of the party,". Kalmadi was sacked on January 24, 2011 as Commonwealth Games Organising Committee Chairman when stories about graft surfaced.

Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games Organising Committee Secretary General Lalit Bhanot and Director General VK Verma were arrested today by the Central Bureau of Investigation under charges of criminal conspiracy and cheating.

A statement issued by the CBI on Wednesday read as follows: "It is alleged that the accused officers abused their official position and entered into criminal conspiracy with a Switzerland-based company and other unknown persons to cheat the government in awarding contract to the said company for acquiring Timing, Scoring and Result System at exorbitant rates of Rs. 107 crore thereby causing huge loss to the government."