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Good evening and welcome back to Manchester, where we have enjoyed a

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fantastic celebration of what was a wonderful summer of sport for

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Paralympic GB and Team GB, and the rain here in Manchester certainly

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didn't dampen the spirits. # Breeze driftin' on by,

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you know how I feel Andy Murray is a double

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Olympic gold medallist! Sarah Storey is Great Britain's most

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successful Paralympian! Adam Peaty takes Olympic

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gold for Great Britain! That is a third gold

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medal for Bethany Firth! Glover and Stanning defend

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their Olympic title. # Blossom on the tree,

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you know how I feel # It's a new dawn, it's a new day,

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it's a new life for me, yeah, COMMENTATOR: A double gold

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medallist in the 100 metres. Alistair Brownlee, the Olympic

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trialthon champion! Kadeena Cox, gold in the Velodrome

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and gold now on the track. # Scent of the pine,

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you know how I feel # Oh, freedom is mine,

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and I know how I feel # Yes, it's a new dawn, it's

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a new day, it's a new life for me COMMENTATOR: Laura Trott

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is Britain's most successful female Max Whitlock - double

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Olympic champion. Jason Kenny's got it,

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a sixth gold medal! Mo Farah is going to

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get the double double. It is a mixture of sunshine and

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showers, almost exactly one month since the closing ceremony of the

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Paralympics so it is a chance today to relive events in Rio and refresh

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memories, which is worth doing bearing in mind what was achieved.

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There will be youngsters watching who revel in the success and take it

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for granted that in Olympic terms winning medals is normal. Go back 20

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years to Atlanta, there was one gold medal at the Olympics. Steve

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Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent. I can remember being part of a team that

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came back, and our parade was a convertible car. Float number one

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has just started moving. Libby, how does that memory fit in your own

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mind? It feels like such a long time ago, so much has happened since

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then. Been on holiday, been visiting family and friends so it feels like

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a long time ago already. Any downside to wearing your two medals?

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They keep bashing together, having two they get scratched really

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easily. Never mind! Looking down on the city of Manchester and a

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reminder of what was achieved. The Olympic Games, Great Britain and

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Northern Ireland claimed 67 medals altogether, and ahead of China in

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the table which is always a useful marker, behind only the United

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States. Two more medals overall than managed at London 2012. Paralympics,

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147 medals in total, 27 more than in London.

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It is an absolute treat, Manchester looking resplendent. Jazz, I will

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come to you first because it must seem like ages ago when you won your

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first silver medals but here you are taking in the applause you deserve.

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What is it like? We have had a bit of rain but that has not dampened

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it. We thank the public for the support because it has been

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incredible. Write until we landed we had incredible support from everyone

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and it is amazing to be here today and thank everyone. Jack, I'm sure

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you want to say the same message. Rio was some time ago and now you

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finally get to meet the public that gave so much support. Yes, it is

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nice to do it with the Olympians and Paralympians together as well. For

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me personally I had no idea what the sport was like at home. To come back

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and see thousands of people in the streets of Manchester, out in the

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rain as well earlier. They have stuck through it, it is nice to be

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here and to be able to say thank you to everybody because they are

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massive part of it as well. Becky James, world champion, and a double

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Olympic medallist as well. Just talk about your journey you had for the

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three years building up the Rio 2016 because a lot of people won't

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remember what you went through to be here on this float, enjoying the

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Manchester crowd you know so well and rejoicing what was a great

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summer. It was a really tough journey. The two years coming into

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the Olympics was really hard, especially from 2014 I was injured.

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I had a long period off. I had a really good year out from Rio, and

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to be standing here with two medals aren't to be celebrating with

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everybody is incredible. Anne Dickins, four years ago what were

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you doing? Standing on the side of a road just like this, waving at the

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athletes I had been looking after at 2012 and I was a games maker at that

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very parade so it seems funny to be on a float waving back at the

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people. And was competing at the Games a dream or at Fort or none of

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that? I always said it would be nice to get the Rio, but to get the -- to

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the final and to win a medal was more of a dream than I could ever

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have hard. It is difficult to know where to look and who to mention,

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there's so many to talk about, and big crowds. We are expecting upwards

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of 100,000 in Albert Square, where the parade will end with an onstage

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performance and greeting of the athletes.

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It has been a normal year, hasn't it, Joe, and here you are in

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Manchester, just normal, isn't it? Yes, just normal! It is fantastic to

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see everybody supporting Team GB and the Paralympians, and the rain has

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just about stopped. Could you have imagined all those months ago this

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is how you would be celebrating? This is a dream, to be standing here

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with this around my neck is a dream achieved. We are here living it and

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it is amazing. Float number 12 has Olympic rugby, Olympic sailing,

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shooting, tennis, triathlon, and Matthew Pinsent is on float number

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12. Lutalo Muhammad, I'm afraid the only

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question anyone will ask you for years is why didn't you run away?

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There's a lot of cold of course! Losing by 0.1 with one seconds ago

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was devastating but being here I cannot help but smile, I am in great

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spirits and I have another opportunity in four years which I

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will take with both hands. Everybody lived with you through those tearful

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moments, that must have been horrendous at the time. It was

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absolutely devastating, probably one of the lowest points of my life but

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the sun did rise the next morning and I've got another opportunity in

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four years. I'm still very blessed to be an Olympic silver medallist as

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sad as it was at the time so it is all smiles. Hannah Russell, and

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Bethany Firth who has come complete with poncho. Very cleverly done,

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Bethany. You know all about wet weather. This is just a little bit

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of something. Yes, nothing will stop us smiling. Exactly, Great Britain's

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most successful Paralympian 2016, that is huge. We can see all four of

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your medals, what did that feel like? It just meant that all of

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those hours of training were worth it and the whole team did incredible

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as well so it was great to be out there. Your housemates in Rio as

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well, Hannah Russell, who didn't do too badly either, three medals in

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total, two of them gold. How nice is it to celebrate with the British

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public? It is fantastic, this time around to have a parade in

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Manchester and London is incredible. Everyone can get together and

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celebrate the success Britain has had. It might be wet but look at the

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smiles on these girls' faces. The time has come, this is what we

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are all here for so first onto the Albert Square stage, ladies and

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gentlemen, the British Paralympic athletes!

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# Gold! Always believe in your soul # You've got the power to know your

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indestructible # Always believe

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# Hannah, I'm going to jump in here, you can share my umbrella.

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The unstoppable Hannah Cockroft. Two gold medals in London, two in Rio,

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you have done some phenomenal things. How are you, looking back on

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it? It means nothing until you come somewhere like this and see the

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amount of people behind it. Thank you for coming out into this

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terrible weather and supporting us. Another man who knows the taste of

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victory, Richard Whitehead. There wasn't much question about you

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bringing home the 200 metres gold but the 100 metres gold, if that

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race had been 101 metres long I reckon you would have added. If it

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was 101 metres maybe I would be retired now and not thinking about

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moving on to Tokyo so today is a great celebration about what we did

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in Rio, but without the support here in Manchester and the rest of Great

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Britain, it is all about you guys really. So thank you for the

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support. You are awesome. Without the volunteers, the national lottery

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players, everyone in gold hats, we love you!

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# I've got to kiss myself I'm so pretty...

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#. Jessica, come over here. Jessica

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Ennis-Hill, Manchester! The rain stopped appropriately. I know, I'm

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not looking very glamorous. What was the parade like? Incredible, we

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cannot thank you enough for the support you have given all these

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years, and for you to turn out and cheer and wave your flags is

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incredible, thank you. We know you have announced your retirement

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now... I tell you what, we might have a future in panto if this

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continues. How long did you think about it?

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It was a tough decision, I knew in my heart it was the right decision

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but it was still difficult to make it public and say it. The messages

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and support I've had over the years has been incredible. I can't thank

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you all enough, it's been very special. Ladies and gentlemen, the

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British athletes, Jessica Ennis-Hill.

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What you make of a crowd like this? Think of the weather and how long

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they have stood here, what does it mean to you to get this reaction? It

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means everything to me, I would like to thank everybody for coming out

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today, especially in the brain. Manchester, I love you! I think it's

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fair to say Manchester loves you. -- especially in the rain. Enjoy the

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rest of it. Can I do something cheeky? You always do. I'm going to

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go down and do some cheeky selfies! That, ladies and gentlemen, is the

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last we will see of Nicola Adams for the next two and a half hours. Let's

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not forget every single member of the Team GB track cycling squad came

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back with a medal from Rio. So did that help you all or did it kind of

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put added pressure on as the Exxon went on Exxon went on the next one

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went? Went? I think it really helped. Especially day one, Callum

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and Phil won. They won and broke the Olympic record on day one of the

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competition. For me, that gave me so much confidence in our team, the

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preparation, the equipment, everything that we'd done together.

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That gave me so much confidence they had won. Day one and Phil was

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running around with his medal and we were like, we want one as well. The

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day we braced I remember looking up and seeing all the men's team

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pursuit squad there watching us. I said, wow, they came to cheer us on.

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I was so glad they done that and the next day I found out they'd been

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told to be there for a BBC interview so it probably wasn't of their own

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accord. But it was nice to see them all out there. Thank you so much for

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talking to us, and all the team who have come out, Team GB cycling.

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Dame Sarah Storey, you are the most successful female Paralympian GB has

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ever produced. What does that mean to you?

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It's huge. Tanni Grey Thompson is an incredible athlete, I voice looked

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up to her. I don't think it will ever think in I had won more gold

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medals than she has. She has been an incredible mentor to me throughout

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my career and will continue to be so, she is so incredible. You've

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done that crossed two sports but you've done two in the same games,

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breaking a record that stood for 28 years for Great Britain. 32! 32? Who

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wrote these cards? Yeah, it was fun. I went out there to achieve what I

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did. We weren't sure if it was going to go as well as it did but I went

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out there and performed the best I could and I'm happy with what I did.

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Max Whitlock, take a bow. What you did in Rio was phenomenal. Talk us

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through that day. It was a crazy day. To do it in the

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space of an hour and a half was unbelievable. The support we've had

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this whole journey and for you guys to be here today, even in this

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weather is just incredible. We didn't realise how much support we

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had until we stepped off that plane, so thank you. In terms of support...

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CHEERING 10 million people were watching you.

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Did you kind of comeback, were you getting stopped in the street

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everywhere? The recognition has gone up a bit, but for the individuals,

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for the sports profile, it's been incredible. The amount of gymnasts

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I've heard doing gymnastics today is crazy. So hopefully we can keep that

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continuing, that's been our mission, to inspire generations, inspire

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people into sport, so we're doing quite well in it. Ladies and

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gentlemen Lee Pearson was the first man into the stadium because he was

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the flag bearer for ParalympicsGB. How did that one feel? I got awful

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friend saying do something funny with the flag over your face. I was

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like, this is the most important time of my life, I'm going to intend

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to stay on the scooter and not drop the flag. You manage that and you

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manage to stay was taken gold and silver. You got an individual silver

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in 2012 that determine due to come back and get the this year? It did.

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Just before 2012 this particular horse broke my back in four places,

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but he did behave himself out in Rio and I love him to bits. The silver

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medal was so important on the Wednesday, and on the Friday we

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picked on and did our job and got the gold.

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Please put your hands together for the Olympic hockey team! CHEERING

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AND APPLAUSE I knew that was going to get a big

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round of applause. You could feel every decibel of that

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cheer. Doing it in style! , and have a chat. Captain Kate

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Richardson-Walsh. Are you all right? Yes, I'm a little bit like a drowned

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rat but I'm a Mancunian, so I'm totally fine with it! Back on home

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turf? Yes, lovely to be home, thanks for having us. I've said it before

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and lots of people have said it since, 9 million watched on the

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Friday night. Do you feel that was the defining moment for women's

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sport, team sport? I think all of the performances from

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the Paralympics and the Olympians, everyone did an amazing job. For

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women and young girls were just saying to them, go out and achieve

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your dreams. You can do if you work hard, if you're dedicated, anything

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can happen. Helen and Katherine, don't try and

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hide. Step forward, step forward. Hello

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ladies. Do you think it's hard for them to appreciate for you guys

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training is quite lonely? You are up and out early, anti-social hours.

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With that in mind, how important our days like this?

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It's amazing because you almost feel quite selfish that your training

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every single day for a goal that is the biggest thing you can think of,

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it feels like you're the only one that cares. When you race and you

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realise you might have inspired some on, you might have made some on's

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date, you might have made them excited, you might have got them to

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pick up a new sport you realise, it's not about me, it's about

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everyone, young and old. You don't have to want to be the next big

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thing, you don't have to want to be the next Olympian, but what you can

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gain from sport from health and fitness and making new friends, it's

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just endless. The fact that we can do our jobs and be so lucky to do

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what we do for a living, and have a reception like this at the end of

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the day, I think it blows all of our minds.

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The strength of British rowing is phenomenal and gets better and

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better. And also the style and good-looking. Look at them! Didn't

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get quite a big cheer! That was just friends and family. I mean, it is.

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The whole team has been so successful crossed all the sports.

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And in the crowd as well! I think we know there is an expectation to

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deliver big results now and we'll know that's what we're aiming for

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and the intensity day to day in training comes through in those big

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results. Everyone who saw the success in London and enjoyed the

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big day is out after that knew what it'll be like. Everyone wanted to

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have a day like this. I love these hats by the way. Do you want one?

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Yes, I do. Can somebody here...? Health and safety wouldn't have been

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very happy there, you could have had my eye out. There you go. CHEERING

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Now I've got you a hat hopefully you won't stump me for this question,

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what's next? Holiday. Good. Huge congratulations, your third

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Olympic Games, how did this one compare? It was great, to come from

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a home games in London, which is outstanding, and come to this one in

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Rio was incredible. I'm so shocked by all the people who have come out

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today and supported us. But it's fantastic, so thank you. Ellie

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Robinson, I'm disappointed you've come down with your hood down after

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that entrance in Rio. What was it like coming out that incredible Rio

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crowd? The crowd in Rio were amazing, they knew how to get

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everyone going. When you walked out for your race, it was an amazing

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atmosphere to walk out and it got you going for your race. In a word,

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you two are so smiley and new support each other, but what about

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in the pool? Does that get wiped off and there's a more serious rivalry?

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Yes, I'm very competitive. That was a quick answer! LE beat me in some

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of the races are not happy about that. Hopefully that will change in

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Tokyo. -- Ellie I support my team-mates all the way, the whole of

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ParalympicsGB and Olympics GB. Where a great team and we're proud to be

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British, so it's great. We were talking about the growth of some

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other sports. Taekwondo has grown, even from when you were there in

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London, 2012? I remember going to London on the would say, what sport

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do you do? They didn't know what taekwondo was. Now I'm going on the

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bus and everyone is screaming Jay Jones and knows me and knows the

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sport, it's just unbelievable, really, the difference in a few

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years. -- Jade Jones. What was the difference between competing in

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London and Rio? In London I was just a young kid that went there and

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bought my heart out and won. This time it was so different. I had all

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that pressure going into it. I didn't think how much better it

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would be until I got there. It was just light relief, more than

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anything. Lutalo seems to be working the crowd differently to what's

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going on on stage. The final sport is the triathlon team!

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# Gold, you've got the power to know # You are indestructible

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# Always believed # You are gold #.

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We have our men's competitors here. Alistair and Jonny Brownlee!

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CHEERING Alistair and Jonny Brownlee, we were

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having a bit of the debate because we were saying, will they come or

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won't they? They are not the kind of guys that

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say yes, here we are, we are fabulous. What you make of this

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afternoon? It's been fantastic. I would have preferred if the coaches

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had carried on going along the M62 going home... At least we would have

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got some sunshine then. Thanks for joining us, goodbye! He's kidding,

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he's kidding. You are joking, right? Of course. The support has been

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fantastic. You do spend your life travelling and embracing all over

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the place, you don't quite get a grasp of how many people, hopefully

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follow what you do. That's what events like these are so special,

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seeing people on the side of the road cheering you on and they've

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been watching the Olympics, fantastic. Let's talk of Mexico,

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that photo of the two of you and you helping him went viral. CHEERING

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I'm not going to get heat exhaustion tonight, I'm telling you that! It

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was incredible. I went to hospital the night after the race and I woke

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up and turned my phone and it crashed and you realised how viral

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that video when. It's a weird situation in sport when you actually

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become more well known for losing a race venue did for winning the race.

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If anything came out of it, it's very good for the sport and it made

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Alistair good as well. You are both very, very good for the sport and

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we're very grateful you are here. Ladies and gentlemen, despite his

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comments, a massive round of applause, Alistair and Jonny

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Brownlee! CHEERING

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Have you had a good afternoon? Brilliant. Ellie Simmonds said it

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best, is she so proud to be British. It's so easy to understand when you

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see a crowd like this that come out and braved the rain, they braved the

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wind and go wild for our incredible GB athletes. We have to say, one

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massive, big round of applause once again for Team GB and ParalympicsGB.

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Good night. It has been a wonderful reminder of what was a super summer

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in Rio for Team GB and for many of these athletes out here this is the

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last hurrah, the last party, the hard work starts very soon, as they

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go back to training ready for another cycle. But fear not, because

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Tokyo is only 1376 days away. From all of us, a very good night.

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Semi... ..finals. I think the flavour's perfect.

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Drama. Jeopardy. I just haven't been sleeping.

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Excitement. Tension. This is manic.

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