Day 13: Full Round-Up Olympic Sportsday

Welcome, one and all. After a day without medals, the gold tap was

turned back on again. We'll show you every twist and turn from Day

13 at the Olympics and wedge as much action as we possibly can into

the next 45 minutes. You know the name by now. This is Olympic

Sportsday and this is what's coming Not one but two sensational

performances in the Olympic Stadium tonight. Usain Bolt and David

Rudisha both dominate their disciplines.

After a medal-less day for Team GB yesterday, three golden girls

turned it round today in dressage, boxing and taekwondo.

And we'll round everything else up for you - including some right

As always, we love it when you get involved. @mrdanwalker is where you

can find us on Twitter. Your comments and questions are welcome

and Paul Kelso of The Telegraph is standing by to rifle through them.

Let's start with the man who went into the evening session in the

stadium behind us here hoping to complete the 100, and 200m double

He has blown the more away! Usain Bolt triumphs in majestic style. He

Bold turns on the big engine. pulling away, he is going to win

the gold medal! When it comes to the championships, I brought it.

The champion becomes a legend. There was the normal overflowing

confidence in the build-up to the race - Bolt was preening, posturing,

playing with the crowd. Once again his countryman and training partner

Yohan Blake was the man most likely to concern him once they settled in

This is what I wanted and I got it. I'm very proud of myself. I had a

rough season, I came out here and I did what I had to do. Is it more

special book to celebrate with these guys? Without a doubt. My

coach will be going crazy now. We pushed each other. This is the end

product. What about this guy? You pushed him hard all year. First and

foremost, I have to thank God. And the coach, he has been there. Usain

Bolt has motivated me all season. Everything has been going good.

hope you might break a world record, was it in the air? Definitely, I

think it was possible. I guess I wasn't fit enough. I was fast, but

not fit enough. I could feel the strain on my back a little bit. I

just tried to keep my form and brought it home. When I came off

the corner, I could feel it. This year has not been the easiest for

you. You said you were 90 does so - - 95% fit. Sum up what this means

for you. It is hard. I am really dedicated to my work and I know

what London meant to me and I came it -- came here and did my best and

I'm proud of myself. I really wanted to get the world record, but

I am happy. He has managed to become the first athlete in history

to retain the 100 and 200 at consecutive games and he did it

with a bad back. Another incredible performance. Not bad to run the

same time as Michael Johnson in 1996 with a bad back. In 1996 that

seemed like the most amazing time you had seen in your life. But what

a performance. He was completely composed. That first 120 metres was

astonishing, he destroyed the field. He only had his team-mate to worry

about and he had enough in the tank. The first thing that broke the line

in the picture was the finger he brought to his lips. A lot of

people asking about him being only 25. He might have the best years

ahead of him. He will probably never be 100% fit again, but how

long can he go on for? He said this evening that he is thinking about

Rio. He is very conscience that Yohan Blake is 22. He has said many

times this evening that I told Blake two years ago it that this

Olympics is my time, but next time is yours. I suspect we will see him

in Rio, but the question is how good he will be. A Jamaican one-

two-three as well. Not much word from the Americans, but I imagine

they will be disappointed. For all the changes we have seen in Team GB,

there is still not a sprinting challenge. Absolutely. We have a

population that should be producing sprinters. We've had a debate over

Dwain Chambers for too long. The question should be why we are not

producing kids. It is not bad to go back to the Jamaicans. It is not a

bad team! I imagine there really is quite tasty. Did he say anything

about a possible career in football? He was asked about all

sorts of things. Including his ideal woman. He was asked whether

he would be a better partner for Wayne Rooney than Robin van Persie.

He thought he would be the perfect winner to provide service for them.

Be it could fall into place perfectly.

From one man who's dominating his event to another. David Rudisha has

ruled the 800m for the past couple of years, and at the age of 23 has

a long future ahead of him. As he lined up for tonight's final, there

was an expectancy around the stadium that those lucky enough to

be inside were about to see He wants to son -- he wants to make

sure his performance goes into the record books as a great one. Andrew

Osagie is hoping to run the race of Osagie is hoping to run the race of

his life against the world record holder, the world champion. He is

now attempting to become the Olympic champion, David Rudisha. He

loves to be at the front. A beautiful running action. Kaki

comes across. The others have been sucked into this. For now, it is

following the script everybody thought would happen. Rudisha at

the front. He is stretching it out. A fast opening 300 metres. He is

looking for a decent time of 50 seconds. Kaki is following him. The

medals might be decided by the people that don't follow him. 49.2

is a phenomenal opening. There have been Olympic records -- world

record set in the Olympic Games at 800m. David Rudisha, the great

athlete that he is. Key they have gone with him down the back

straight. Can they hang on? Look at this. That is really, really quick

through 600. A Mars moves into second place. Kitum has moved into

third. It is all about David Rudisha. Already the world record

holder, already the world champion. Striding away to become the Olympic

champion. How quick will it be? Watch the clock. World record!

ever 800m race anyone has ever seen. ever 800m race anyone has ever seen.

What a privilege to be here. This is the moment I've been waiting for

for a very long time. To come here and break the world record is

something unbelievable. To plan to win the gold medal is one thing, a

world record is another, how long has that been in the making? I was

well prepared his ear and I had no doubt about winning, but I was

waiting for Dirk Kuyt -- perfect conditions to break the world

record. Today the weather was beautiful. I decided to go for it.

We glad he decided to go for it. Incredible achievement. Seb Coe has

described it as one of the greatest runs in Olympic history. It was

fantastic. I was looking forward to seeing him more than I was looking

forward to seeing Bolt. We have probably seen the athletic

performance of the Games. It was astonishing. He ran that without a

pacemaker. He didn't need to run that fast to win the title, but he

went for it. He said the weather was perfect and he felt like it.

Kenyan says the weather was perfect in London! It was scintillating.

Afterwards he said it would be fun to take on Usain Bolt at the 400m.

He one thing that tells you how good this race was. Andrew Osagie,

who has really come through, he came last but his time was quick

enough to win the last three Olympic Games finals. That is

ridiculous. It was. You look down the field and the stats, everybody

had run a personal best, and national record, a season's best.

They trailed in his wake. A fantastic run from Osagie. People

do come from nowhere and he can take heart from that. Some thing

else a lot of people has asked about. Where of the great middle-

distance runners we have had in the past? Is that coming through? Was

that maybe a golden period? certainly was. That period was

started by Seb Coe, Steve Cram and Steve Ovett. That was before they

were facing some great African runners. Before the real boom in

East African running particularly. That is what has changed. We are

not producing runners that quick and that good. But there's huge

competition in the distance events and that is what made Mo Farah's

victory on Saturday so great. We saw a run for the ages tonight.

number of people saying that Bolt is fantastic for the Olympics, for

athletics in general, but the problem is that when Bolt does

anything, it detracts from Rudisha, one of the great track performances.

It is up there with Michael Johnson's 400 in Atlanta in 1996.

Atlanta -- absolutely. You don't see distance records going in

Olympics. Some people I was talking to were uncomfortable with the Bolt

lap of honour going on as David Rudisha was receiving his medal.

The anthem was playing and I'm not sure Bolt was entirely aware that

he was possibly distracting the crowd. But in the TV interview, he

stopped to applaud the Rudisha. Half the guys in the stadium were

still on the man in yellow. Probably not his problem, our fault

for adoring him so much and looking it at the wonder that he produces.

Let's wrap up some of the other action this evening, starting with

a gold medal for America's Christian Taylor in the triple jump.

He added the Olympic title to his world crown with a superb leap of

17.81, the longest in the world this year. He finished ahead of

fellow Team USA member Will Claye with Italy's Fabrizio Donato taking

bronze. Another American took gold in the

decathlon, with Ashton Eaton claiming the top prize. He set a

new world record at the US trials and although he couldn't repeat

that here, he proved too strong for the rest of the field. He had a

151-point lead going into the final event, the 1500m, and never looked

like relinquishing it. He took gold ahead of team mate Trey Hardee,

with Cuban Leonel Suarez with the bronze.

Czech Barbora Spotakova has won the gold medal in the women's javelin,

successfully defending her title. A throw of 69.55 was good enough to

claim the competition, with two Germans, Christina Obergfoll and

Linda Stahl, taking silver and bronze.

The other notable event tonight was Caster Semenya qualifying easily

for the final of the 800m. She won her semi-final, setting a season's

best in the process of 1:57.67. Britain's Lyndsay Sharp failed to

make it through to the final. A couple of other bits to wrap up

in athletics. This from the morning session. After failing to make the

final of the 400m, Oscar Pistorius was hoping to have his day in the

4x4 relay, but it looked as though his Olympics were over following

this. While he waited to run the third for South Africa, his team-

mate Ofentse Mogawane collided with Kenya's Vincent Kiilu and was sent

sprawling to the track. The Kenyan continued, but Mogawane dislocated

his shoulder and was unable to carry on. Kenya were disqualified,

South Africa won an appeal and have now been allowed to run in the

final where they will go from lane While all that was going on, the

British quartet qualified comfortably for the final. Martyn

Rooney took them home as they finished a close second to Trinidad

and Tobago. The final four matches tomorrow. High time we got on with

the favourite part of the show, and more Tweeds came in about the

global round-up. Mike says he loves it so much he has shaved it into

the back of his head. We have beach volleyball, diving, tae kwon do,

and wrestling. Every single day of the Olympics, China had struck gold

and it was never going to be was never in doubt. Now, your

mother always told she could never count your chickens. The Australian

water polo team must have been under water when the lesson was

dished out. Seconds away from the victory, they started celebrating,

McCormack has lasted! Hungary have the equaliser. A on face for a

little while, but the Australians but hated their coach by winning

the bronze in the overtime. In the final, the USA outclassed Spain for

a golden moment. According to the internet, Brazil has 47 beaches of

note compared to one in Germany. So the Germans won the men's beach

volleyball, obviously. In sport, it's not often you see the best of

the best, but here she is. The Japanese wrestler made it three

Olympic titles in a row and has obviously had plenty of time to

This Russian has time on her side for more of these moments, only 21-

year-old. People are don't look -- of going out to start -- stop

laughing at Australia as they creep It is now three golds on the water

for Australia in two days. When it comes to sprinting, it seems the

German rule in both the kayak and the canoe. The women's pair became

Olympic champions, as did the men. And just what you need when you

have reached the pinnacle of your sport, a nice, slobbering kiss.

There has been a lot of talk about inspiring a generation at 2012, but

it seems Afghanistan arrowhead or verse. This was the reaction back

home -- ahead of us. This was the reaction when they got through to

the quarter-finals of the tae kwon do back home. They would have been

even more happy when they secured a I don't seem to remember this

happening on Daley Thompson's decathlon on the ZX Spectrum. He

clears the bar easily, only for the of Ross -- the US who ran the last

bit of the relay with a broken leg. Hard as nails, tough as teak. We

Lot has been said about the crowd at the Olympics and the loudest

venue has been deep excel arena during the Katie Taylor fight. --

The Excel Arena. Nicola Adams was hoping to make her own bit of

history by becoming the first woman to take an Olympic title in the

The winner by a score of 16-7, and Words that 29 year-old Nicola Adams

had waited more than half her life to here, and believe it or not,

this was not the punch that sealed a place in history as the first

woman to become an Olympic boxing champion. In the amateur code, and

knock down scores just one point, the same as any other successful

blow. But there were plenty of them as well. Adams, with a significant

advantage as we move into the final 30 seconds of the third round.

the more impressive to take 814-5 lead against a woman she described

as her nemesis, Cancan Ren of China. And British rock Singh -- boxing

had a new hero. The 20th goal of the game celebrated in style by the

woman who had fought so long to win it. I dreamt about this since I was

12. The moment has finally come. I have my gold medal for Great

Britain, number one, this is what I have been working for. We got the

tactics spot-on. I have trained hard, worked hard and after my

injury I didn't think I would box again. To get a gold medal, I

couldn't top it off. This is what dreams are made of. If they thought

she took a good reception, they haven't heard anything yet. Katie

Taylor carried the flag at the Irish opening ceremony, and she

carried their best hope for a gold medal into the ring. She got off to

a slow start against Ochigava or a -- but she struck off -- rubbed off

the hopes of a nation and their worries in staff. She won Ireland's

first goal of the Games. After the first bell she knew she had done

enough. How long will the celebrations going Ireland? I don't

know. I'll have a great time and I go home, so it will be many, Meli

celebrations. In the third final of the night, Claressa Shields made

history. The 17-year-old Greek -- beat Torlopova to become the sexist

youngest boxer to win the gold. -- the Russian boxer. And Nicola Adams

says she wants to defend her title in four years time. Why to

spectacle in the arena, but Nicola Adams, the way she conducts herself.

So many people saying it is the smile both during and after. There

is something special about are the main issue smile when you see her

in action, even though she's hitting someone. It was incredible.

I was in the press centre, just up the park, and you don't often see

her room rising to its feet and I think there were even more smiles.

She just has a smile that lights up the room. A fantastic performance.

A real tear up and she boxed her ears off. Her mum took her to a row

Bix in Leeds and when she was sitting watching she sure the boys

boxing -- a row of bricks. Incredible single mindedness. She

was not even in the Olympics back then. It has been a big campaign to

get the sport into the game's which gathered pace after London winning

the right to have the Games because you need quality along the sport,

and that is one of the aims of the IOC. All sorts of professional

promoters have said that they do not agree with women's boxing, but

it is fabulously entertaining and she's a great champion, as is Katie

Taylor. They have silenced a few critics. One room I hope is truer

than Nicola Adams is that apparently her dog was in the

kennels and she paid for a TV so the dog could watch it. Please be

true! Katie Taylor, the Irish have at champion and they were so

overjoyed, the crowd, thousands of Irish fans. You wonder what could

light up the crowds even more, and lots of happy Irish people. I

walked past the big screen she won the medal, and the trickle laws

came out and it was amazing. Amazing to watch them both taking

gold today. The build-up to the tae kwon do competition has been about

the controversy with Aaron Cook -- airing Cook and the story of Sarah

Stephenson. But there were two other competitors keen to make

their mark. Jade Jones and Martin Stamper were in action, and they

did rather well, especially Jade Jones who became Olympic champion.

She beat the world No. 1 from Chinese Taipei, with a late rally,

including a kick to the head but her three. It followed earlier wins

against the Serbian. Then, in the final she was up against the

Chinese, and after a cagey opening, she went into the final round with

a two-point lead, closing out to seal it 6-4 to become Britain's

first tae kwon do gold medallist, and she loved it. She took my world

championship final, and she would not let me -- I would not let her

beat me here in front of my home crowd. The last two and a half

years, and you must be so proud. She knows I am so proud of her. The

work this girl has put in over the last six months has been ridiculous.

Getting up at 6am, doing extra training. Ridiculous. We have had

ups and downs, she has been in tears every other day, but she is a

fighter and she works hard. She is like a male athlete. In the female

department, she really is. I am so proud of her and she delivers under

pressure, and she did again today. You have achieved something that

even Sarah Stephenson has and. to be the first ever British

athlete to win an Olympic gold in tae kwon do, it is amazing. Martin

Stamper also made the semi-finals of the 68 kilogram category. He

came unstuck against the top seed from Turkey who was that 2011 world

and European champion and a bronze medallist in Beijing. Stamper gave

it his best but was beaten 9-6. He got the chance to fight for a

bronze, but the Afghani we saw in the round-up was too good on the

night. But still an impressive performance from Stamper. I have to

ask you about Jade Jones. Excitement about Nicola Adams, but

also a bad Jade Jones. These young women have flourished on become

superstars. The first time I have seen the celebration and it is

fantastic. A huge amount of controversy with the tae kwon do.

They have taken a battering and I have dished some of it out in those

situations but I always said it was a world-class programme and that is

a vindication. You are going to see Mohamed tomorrow, and there will be

some questions, and the performance will be scrutinised. He will be,

and it will be tough on him, because he is there instead of the

world No. 1. That was an unfortunate by-product of a

contentious selection. All he can do is see what his team-mates have

done and be inspired. He will get the backing from those crowds and

everyone watching, regardless of what went before. Well done, Jade

Jones. A wonderful moment when Sue Barker handed from the individual

dressage to the women whacking each other at the XL arena. We have seen

the boxing where Adams won gold, but time to find that he won the

battle of the dancing horses with Joe Wilson. A final day of the

equestrian at the London Olympics and the one they waited for. 20,000

people gripped by the spectacle of the freestyle. Horse and rider are

judged not on just control but creativity. For those involved in

the sport, it is the ultimate. Laura Bechtolsheimer was the first

to go, in time with the medley from the Lion King. The judges said

83.4%. First place, for a while. The Netherlands are strong in the

sport. She excelled, with a Charlotte Dujardin. The Great

Escape? This routine broke the British record in the competition

before the Olympics and it seemed to go pretty well. Then the wait

for the score. Look and listen. Over 90% for the north Londoner

with a French name. She'd only been competing internationally for a

Unbelievable. I'm emotional about it. But he gave it everything today.

And gold and bronze for Dujardin and Bechtolsheimer. Five equestrian

medals at the game, a record. With the last event complete, the broad

reflection on the event is encouraging for the Great Britain.

For the first time ever they won medals across all disciplines. For

the riders and equine athletes, they have never been Olympic Days

Four years ago in Beijing, Keri- Anne Payne won Olympic silver in

the open water swin so today, in Hyde Park, the world champion was

one of the strong favourites to take the gold in the Serpentine in

front of a noisy home crowd. The weather was perfect, conditions

ideal, and this is what happened. ideal, and this is what happened.

20 minutes or so left and Keri-Anne Payne started well. She normally

likes to start quickly. Leading from Australia. How on earth do you

find your staff in that? Are your staff! You can nick somebody else's

bottle. Absolute mayhem. Total wipeout. That is nonsense. That is

like a bad night club. She is looking more comfortable now. We've

got about 150 metres to the next feeding station. Not that far to go.

About half an hour to go. It looks like they are bunching up a little

bit again. Keri-Anne Payne in an efficient place. She is going to

get the gold, for a Hungarian. The Silver has gone to Andersson of the

USA. Keri-Anne Payne did just USA. Keri-Anne Payne did just

behind in fourth place. So close! It just didn't go my way from the

start. I really tried to get back up to the lead. I guess it shows

that they played me at my own game. She did such a great job. How much

were you hoping during the last lap? I was hurting most of the swim.

I missed the bottle and from then I really struggled. I was probably

working too hard. Then I just had to get back to a good position. I

got there but I did not have enough at the end. Is that it for you in

open-water swimming? Is that your last one? I don't know. I'm not

sure how things will go. It will be my last one for a while. We will

see. It is not the last of me in swimming. For a Hungarian wins the

gold Medal in the women's 10,000m open water. She led almost from the

stunt -- gun and deserved everything she got.

A lot of people treating about Keri-Anne Payne. Emily says she was

in Hyde Park today. People saying it is so hard to watch somebody put

in that much effort and come so close to the podium. An obvious

disappointment. Four hundredth of a second after 10 kilometres is quite

harsh. It was an incredible swim. They took it out so early and

stretch them. Keri-Anne Payne tends to win from the front. That is the

hardest way to do it. She was never really been the place she wanted to

be. Another swimming hope he got a lot of hype who hasn't delivered.

Michael says please remind people of how violent open-water swimming

is. It is not the greatest spectator sport in the world. But

there's so much fighting going on in the pack. It is incredibly

physical. It is like Swan wrestling! An underwater camera

showed us how violent it is would be a great tradition.

Wembley was packed out tonight for the women's football final. A crowd

of 80,203 was the largest ever to see a women's football match at the

Olympics. After their last minute injury time win over Canada in the

semis, the USA went into the game as favourites to retain their title

as favourites to retain their title against the world champions Japan.

And they started very well as Carli Lloyd gave them the lead inside the

first ten minutes And shortly after half-time, Lloyd struck again with

a great goal to make it 2-0 to the Americans Yuki Ogeemi pulled one

back for Japan, and with half an hour to go had plenty of time to

complete the comeback, but the USA hung on to clinch the gold medal

and retain their title. The bronze medal match was decided

in dramatic fashion at the City of Coventry Stadium. Canada won it

against France with an injury time winner. They were largely outplayed

by the French, but Diana Matheson struck to give the Canucks their

Now, regular viewers of this show will know that when Team GB are in

hockey action, we like to bring you all the highlights in a nice two or

three-minute chunk with a bit of Barry Davies magic. But we can't do

that tonight because there were just too many goals in the men's

semi final against the Netherlands. And most of them were in the Great

Britain net. The Dutch took an early two-goal lead, but when Team

GB pulled one back, we thought a GB pulled one back, we thought a

fightback was on the cards. How wrong we were. The Netherlands then

went on to score another seven to GB's one, making the final score 9-

2. It really was a humiliating defeat for the home side who are

trying to win a hockey medal for the first time since they reached

the final, and won it, in 1988. Two Dutch players, Billy Bakker and

Roderick Weusthof, scored hat- tricks as they inflicted the

heaviest Olympic semi-final defeat At 2-1, we were back in it. Even at

4-1 at the start of the second half. We had a few corners and then had a

good chance against the goalkeeper. They got a little break and they

scored. The timing of the goals hit people. It knocked us back a bit

and when they get a head like that, they are brilliant players and they

just went and played hockey and they were pretty special. The Dutch

will meet Germany in the final after they put in a brilliant

performance to beat world champions and red hot favourites Australia.

They were trailing 1-0 and then 2-1, but scored three unanswered goals

to complete a memorable 4-2 victory. Germany will now set out to defend

the title they won four years ago in Beijing. Australia will meet

Team GB for bronze. You saw the dejection on the great British

hockey team. Same for the women last night. Both had high hopes in

this tournament and there has been 15,000 there for every game.

Unfortunately bronzes the best they can do. We really did have high

hopes. We thought this was an opportunity for one of them to come

through, the women particularly. The women lost three in a row in

the final analysis. Something slightly familiar about an 11 aside

British team losing to Dutch and Argentine opposition. We can say

they will take encouragement, but the Olympics were a great chance.

Hard to come back for bronze-medal match when you have been hammered.

That will be hard. The Australians will take anything they can get at

these Games. A tough game coming up. I said to Sally Pearson yesterday

that Australia were not having a good games.

BMX bandit Liam Phillips is through to the semi-finals of the men's

competition after a very encouraging performance in today's

quarter-final runs. Phillips finished second to American Connor

Fields in each of his first three runs, which was good enough to put

him through to tomorrow's semis. He also finished second to Fields in

the time-trial at the World Championships in May, only to

suffer a fractured collarbone a day later. He thought he'd never

compete at the Games, but made it thanks to a remarkable speedy

recovery. But if you needed a reminder of what can happen in BMX

races, look no further. How about this for a multi bike pile-up,

which apparently drew an audible gasp from the spectators. Pretty

spectacular but thankfully no-one Even him! He had a cranium full of

tarmac. I'm not sure that phrase will catch on.

Now let's round up all things Team GB from today. We'll start at Eton

Dorney, where Rachel Cawthorn was in the final of the single kayak.

She went into the race after having won her heat and finished second in

the semi-final and was hopeful for a medal. Unfortunately, she

couldn't repeat that form and eventually trailed in sixth. She

admitted afterwards that she allowed nerves to get the better of

her. Francesca, or Frankie, Jones is in

21st place at the halfway stage of qualifying for the individual all-

around rhythmic gymnastics competition. She was among 24

gymnasts who competed with the ball and hoop today, with the ribbon and

club routines to come tomorrow. The top ten will go through to

Saturday's final. Meanwhile in the team competition,

Great Britain are 11th overall and need to finish in the top eight to

make the final. It is the first time Team GB have been represented

at an Olympic Games in the group all-around competition. The team of

five - Rachel Smith, Louisa Pouli, Francesca Fox, Lynne Hutchison and

Jade Faulkner - put in one of their best performances and were overcome

with joy when the scores flashed up. The competition continues tomorrow.

From gymnastics on a mat to gymnastics in the water and Great

Britain ended day one of the synchronised swimming team final in

sixth position. There are eight teams competitng for gold, with the

technical routine today and the free tomorrow. Ice skating gold

medallist Robin Cousins has been helping Team GB with their

preparations. Olga Butkevych's Olympics lasted

just six minutes after she was beaten in the opening round of the

wrestling. The Ukranian-born Briton was a controversial selection,

having only gained British citizenship in May. She was Team

GB's only wrestler entered for the Games and was expected to reach the

quarter-finals. And patience required for Luke

Patience and Stuart Bithell - their bid for glory will have to wait

another day. A lack of wind in Weymouth meant their 470 medal race

had to be postponed. The British duo are guaranteed a silver and

will race against the Australian crew for the gold in the

Three more golds for Team GB today. 25 golds and 52 medals in all and

look pretty secure in third place, Predictably, most of the paper talk

tomorrow is of that man - Jamaica's gold medal machine Usain Bolt,

after his record-breaking double- The one story that has come out

tonight is apparently the police are studying footage of Usain

Bolt's victory lap. Somebody has nicked his necklace, which he is

not happy about. Hopefully that will turn up tomorrow. I hope he

has got a good turn of foot because Usain Bolt will catch him! They

will be in trouble. In the wonderful world of technology, why

do athletes still have sheets of paper on their chest? Some of them

now have chips in them. They fall off far too much. The numbers and

labels fall off. David says, he is enjoying these Olympics but he is

worried about the future of -- sport in schools. That is right.

There's a danger this opportunity passes us by. We've known this is

coming. School sport has to be a priority and it hasn't been in the

past. We've seen the benefit of the enjoyment the country has drawn

from this. I would love to see it as a major policy commitment.

always get people asking for your highlight of the Games. Most people

have gone for that Saturday night. Has anything stood out for you?

many. They are stacking up. I thought it was a clear picture

after Saturday night. Rudisha was as good as anything I've ever seen.

But I was saying that about Mo Farah a couple of days ago. If Mo

Farah doubles up on Saturday, he will still have it. Those track

moments stand out. There's a negative opinion if of the media in

this country on occasions. A lot of people saying you must be desperate

to write a negative story because there's been so much positivity.

We've come into this and been surprised. You will always cautious

about saying things. Everything has gone fantastically well. We are

running out of superlatives. That's it for us. Two to go. Thank you for

watching. A hat-trick of appearances for you, Paul. We will

be back tomorrow. No gold medals on Wednesday, but today GB hit back

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Charlotte Dujardin has iced the cake in style and Britain has got

another gold medal! The teenage kicking superstar from North Wales

is the Olympic champion. Nicola Adams of Great Britain has just