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Day four, the flame burns brightly in the Olympic Stadium. 15 gold

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medals were awarded today with more amazing stories etched into the

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history books. There is live sport still being played here in London.

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There is basketball, beach volleyball at Horse Guards Parade

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and boxing at the ExCel arena. You can watch it all on the red button

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or online on the BBC Sport website. Here tonight, we have medals,

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action and on the sofa, real-life Johnson by a yard and the world

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record has gone. She has done it, Olga call but wins a gold medal on

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the floor exercises. -- Olga called it. You can not be serious, that

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was on the line. They are two of the top 10 Olympians of all time

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and Michael -- John McEnroe. What have you done with Olga? She is

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around here somewhere. She will be with us in just a few moments.

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triple somersault. Here is what is coming up tonight.

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We are at the Greenwich arena as Team GB's team eventers were going

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for gold. Michael Phelps is targeting history

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aiming to become the greatest Olympic medallist of all time.

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After the men yesterday, could Britain's women continue the

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amazing feel-good factor in their team event? And we will catch up

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with our famous underdog who is causing a sensation down at Eton.

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There was high drama down at Greenwich today. It was the final

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day in the eventing. Great Britain were lying in silver-medal position

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with Germany in gold and a clutch of countries hot on their hooves, I

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mean heels. Matthew Pinsent followed the story for us.

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After two days of the eventing in Greenwich, Team GB are actually

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placed second. There is a sizable gap to the Germans who are leaving

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-- leading but the differences between second, third and 4th are

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tiny. All the medals will be decided that here in the jumping.

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If Team GB needed any more pressure, here it comes. This is the first

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British rider to go, William Fox- Pitt on line Hart. The last jump is

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the Downing Street one over there. Hear the roar from the British

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crowd if he goes Collette -- Lionheart. That was a great start.

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Britain's second rider, Nicola Wilson.

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Over the last, when inside the time. A here we go, now time was Zara

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Phillips. Her mum and famous cousins are here to support her.

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hardly need tell you, she does not want another. She will get a time

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A big cheer for Britain's 4th rider, it is Mary King. Really, really

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close and pretty complicated with scoring but basically, if she goes

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clear, it is good news. Mary King needs a clear to keep Great Britain

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Yes! It is within a fence of the lead of the individual golds. Right,

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now the temperature suddenly rises. Listen to the crowd. A massive

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result that, massive. The crowd love it. The results at the moment

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are OK, Great Britain are in first, the Germans have got some great

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riders to come. Michael Jung, the reigning world and European

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champion. A clear round not only will win it for Germany with one

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rider still to come, but it will also put him within touching

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distance of all three titles. World, European and Olympic. That has

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retained their title. To be honest, they are out of sight. We have one

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rider left in Kristina Cook. It is us against New Zealand for the

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silver medal. New Zealand have got Mark Todd. Time is tight. And that

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set and means that Britain have got a little more breathing space now

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for Tina Cook. This is the last British rider, a huge amount of

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pressure on her. You can hear it in the crowd. Look at Team GB. Less

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than 11 faults will get the bronze, silver for Great Britain. Well done,

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How was it going out with the atmosphere and the pressure? It is

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everything everyone talks about. You going there and hear the roar

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before you had even done it. You focus, mind on the job and the

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horse's coat so well. You are able to ride them going round there. I

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knew that I had to go clear. They did not say the New Zealanders were

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quite so close behind. I did not want to know. When I got a time

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fault I was cursing it because it has put me individually in 4th.

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very unprofessional congratulation case to begin with. How was that?

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It was awesome. We thought we might be able to creep up on the Germans

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but they did really superior jumping rounds than we did and they

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deserve to win but fantastic to win the team silver. Before the

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champagne could be opened, there was the small matter of the

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individual medals. Tina Cook and Mary King were very handily placed.

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This is Tina Cook for Great Britain, of the last four individual riders,

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two of them are Brits. That was a What a pity. Away that the crowd

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but no penalty points. I do not think that will be good enough for

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a medal. Straight on to our next The same fence. Mary King will drop

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down the leaderboard. Two gone for Mary. Jumped the last. Here he

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comes, Michael Jung, quite relaxed. If he jumps clear, he would put

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himself in with a chance of being the first man ever to hold the

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world, the European and Olympic title at the same time. It has

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Brilliant. These days where he is. -- he stays where he is. He has

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Could Sara be the last lady rider to win an eventing title? She got

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close but now the last. Yes, it has It has -- it is not to be. It is

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the first time anyone has held the world, the European and Olympic

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title and that is Michael Jung. Sadly no medals in the individual

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competition and I detect there is some disappointment for YouGov but

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performance has to be proud of all round. Mary, in your sick the

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Olympics? Yes, I was pleased to jump clear round. It has gone

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really well but it is disappointment. You want to go in

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their own job a clear-out. I will get over it. I am beating myself up.

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-- you want to going there and do a clear round. I am thrilled for the

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team. Gold would have been amazing but silver is great.

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No individual eventing medals for Great Britain, but that group of

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five there are getting a team Team GB's only medal of the day.

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You were there? It was awesome. I love that triathlon aspect of the

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dressage. I am learning something new every day, cross country,

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showjumping. When Zara jump, you could hear a pin drop. There was

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one baby crying. The cameramen click. There are thousands of these

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things. I thought Great Britain did really well to keep it together and

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win the silver. I guess they let down a little bit. Great pressure

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and then having your mum, Princess Anne as an Olympian herself, a

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lovely moment, she did not get any medals herself. Her dad has got one

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from the 1972 Olympics. A very special moment. A tight-knit group,

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they work well together as a team. Hearing Clare Balding talking about

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them earlier in the day, they are really supportive of each other.

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Your daughter is getting into the sport, it is very expensive. I am

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not going to say it is a black hole totally but it is heading in that

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direction! Thank God I am doing well. I tell you one thing, the

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pressure was getting ramped up as time went on. I have got to give

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these ladies and gentlemen credit because it was getting really tight

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at the end. You are anticipating something possibly not so good

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happening. Is it a sport you follow at all? I follow it a little bit.

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It is a very difficult sport. It is difficult enough to get yourself

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mentally right. You have a horse and rider. Mary was talking earlier

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saying the horse was not quite right this morning. How do you know

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and what do you do in that moment? It has got to be tough. She talked

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about making an adjustment, she said the horse's head was a little

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low and those sort of things. You have got to be in sync with the

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horse. Zara Phillips' old horse she said was a horse of a lifetime. She

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said they would look into each other's eyes and her new horse she

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said they do not quite have that look yet. It is amazing. A some

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people do not have a relationship like that with their partners, let

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alone a cause. It is pretty Before we moved to swimming, live

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sport is continuing. We have basketball, beach volleyball at

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Horseguards Parade. You can watch it on the red button. Swimming now

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and in the pool, Michael Phelps was in action. He has no gold medals

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after the first three days and just has a silver medal. He was looking

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to beat the record of 18 medals. He started the night on 17 and was

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Michael Phelps with a black hat in lane six. Off to a clean start. The

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moment. He normally comes back on the second half of the 200 fly.

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Adrian, he is first to turn? I am not sure this is enough for Michael

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Phelps. He is usually dominating a Japanese firm there is smelling

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blood, he has started to move. -- swimmer. Michael Phelps is looking

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left. He is looking around the field. If anyone can tough this out,

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Michael Phelps can. But does he have the fitness and the energy to

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close it out? They are coming back at him. But driving Michael Phelps

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is going to win. Will recreate history by winning this race third

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time in a row. He did not get it. Chad le Clos won the gold. Look

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what it means. He was there and he just glided in, Michael Phelps. And

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Chad le Clos is Olympic champion on and in winning that silver medal he

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is tired with the record of 18. Don't start crying now, because you

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will set me off. Is that your dad a up there? Yes. Tell us about that

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wind. I know that is what you were hoping to do, did you think you're

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going to do it? It has been my dream since I was a little buoy.

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Michael Phelps has been my hero. I cannot believe it will start you

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have just beaten greatest swimmer ever in history. Everyone will be

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very proud. I cannot believe it. I'm really can't. I will let you go.

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Well done. I think it was one of the most

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emotional the evenings so far. He was visibly stunned in his post-

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race interview, and then on the podium. He didn't expect to win it.

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It was Michael Phelps all the way until the end. He was able to pull

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it out at the very end. He said Michael Phelps was his hero, and he

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has beaten his hero. Michael Phelps handed that -- handle that with a

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lot of class. He embraced the situation and smiled, even though

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he had won the silver. He was still notching the medals are up for the

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record, but not the gold. And now doing something which appears

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impossible to do it in swimming. The other night it was Kitty jammer

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he went for three goals in a row. It is a sport which moves on. The

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generation is passing the batten tonight. I suppose so. He was a

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touch away. The same thing happened in reverse at Beijing. So maybe a

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little bit of what goes around comes around. As if right on cue,

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we have that from Beijing. Isn't it weird it happened is way again.

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That was a different situation in that the the other man did not get

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it right and Michael Phelps did. But it looked as if Michael Phelps

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had nothing left at the end tonight. He went out so fast, he didn't have

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anything left. Maybe there wasn't enough time to take another stroke.

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It could be. Your arms have to be in the right position. The emotion

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he showed. I don't know if you saw the interview, Chad le Clos's

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father. He is a piece of work, he is unbelievable. Mickey is loving

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every second. He is saying, there is my son! That is what you want to

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see at the Olympics. With the silver medal, her second of the

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Games Michael Phelps equalled the record. Will he be to tip the USA

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could make the podium and take a throughout. As they approached the

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Germany. A 4th is Australia and Great Britain in 7th. The final

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swimmer the Great Britain just died Den and it is Ross Davenport. What

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an honour to be here and watch for greater Michael Phelps a winning

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his 19th Olympic medal. -- just dived in the. Yannick Agnel is

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chasing him so hard. Yannick Agnel is having a go. The is trying

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really hard. He won't catch him, there is no way Michael Phelps's

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wheels will come off that badly. Just outside the world record. What

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matters is team America and Michael Phelps. He is catching him up. But

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I am sure it is still too far. Michael Phelps won't give this up.

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He is unbelievable. 18 medals at the Olympic games. He has 14 gold

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medals at the moment and will get another one in the second. The

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crowd will stand up and salute the greatest Olympian in history. At

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this is something to watch. 19 medals. He will have 15 gold medals,

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two sold a, two bronze medals. He has declared this is his last

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Olympics, what a super hero. Two silver medals. Look at that. He is

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having a tough time in London, but he has finally won a gold medal.

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What a super hero. Right in the centre, Ryan Lochte, saluting the

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greatest Olympian in history. Great Britain finishing in six. He got

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his gold medal and he got his record. It means he is the greatest

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Olympian of all time, is that the way you measure it, Michael? He has

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won the most medals of any one of all time. You cannot say he is the

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greatest Olympian, because that will be left a to people's opinions.

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But he is the most decorated her Olympian ever. I think it would

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have to be a disappointment for him, coming here and not winning a gold

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medal as an individual athlete. Certainly not in the ones he wanted.

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That is what it looks like at the top of the Trefor stop a lot of

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gymnasts on there. Quality or quantity, to it he is the best. It

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is hard to call it quits. On Mike Mark Spitz, who won seven goals in

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1972 he had to go and get a job, he can afford to keep going. Swimming

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will never be like athletics. decathlete will never win that many

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medals. Jesse Owens only one at the Olympics and having done something

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at the Olympics that no one has ever done, it is a hard to say that

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Michael Phelps is a greater Olympian and Jesse Owens, in my

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opinion because of the significance of the accomplishment. Your

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greatest Olympian is Jesse Owens? Absolutely. When you talk about

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greatest Olympian, it is not about the medal count. Some events are

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you won't have the opportunity. Carl Lewis for example, four

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different Olympic teams and has done incredible, lots of medals and

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across different events. And four back-to-back long jump Olympic

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championships, that is incredible. Eric Heiden was the equivalent he

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did the 100m, the 1,500m and the marathon in the same Olympics. If

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you are going to talk about the greatest Olympian, you have to put

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him in the mix. In certain sports, your body will last a bit longer,

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sports moves on technically, gymnastics is more difficult to

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endure over three or four Olympics? Yes, I think Michael Phelps

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recognises it is time to move on. In his perspective it will be seen

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as a let down. Let us know who you think is the best Olympian. Loads

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more to come on Olympics tonight. Inspired by their male counterparts,

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Great Britain's women were pushing to the limits in the gymnastics

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final. How many events is it possible to cheer 18 GB on in one

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day. We sense Armand to find out. David Florence was riding the

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rapids. And the underdog straining at the leash, we are with our

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favour man again. Live sport still going on.

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Basketball, beach volleyball at the Horseguards Parade still going on.

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You can watch that on the red The spirit of this Olympic games is

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to inspire a generation and create a legacy. That is what these men in

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the North Greenwich arena did This is great stuff. A massive

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Bring it all home, young man. This is down to you. And that is just

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what they needed, what an incredible performance.

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And as if by magic, I have managed to whip up an amazing format

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Olympic gymnastic champion. Olga Korbut is in the house. Thank you

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so much for coming. I really appreciate it. We really appreciate

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you being here. I remember that as if it was yesterday. You are

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looking fine, the three of you. There were amazing scenes yesterday

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when the men did the most almighty effort to get a bronze. Today it

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was the turn of Britain's women's gymnasts. Could they take

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 43 seconds

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cannot half the vault. She land perfectly. That was fantastic. The

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best vaulting I have ever seen. Legs look together, rockets into

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the air. They are on fire. She scores 16.233. The standings after

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the first piece of apparatus, the USA lead China by quite a hefty

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margin. Great Britain at the moment are down in eighth. Victoria Komova

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needs to do everything she can here. She Swinging wonderfully at the

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apparatus. That was a huge dismount. Very good work. It was a big

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routine all the way through. Russia chasing the USA and that will inch

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them closer. It is all very close at the top. Great Britain have now

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moved up a place from 8th into 7th. Jennifer Pinches. A big push. That

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was nicely done. A little adjustment at the end to disguise

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any hint of a post. A big vault for the journey. -- a big vault for

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This is her opening apparatus in United States lead Russia. Romania

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are now in third. China are pushed out of the medals. Great Britain

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are still in 7th. Mrs Catalina deductions for that vault. She has

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got 15.1, that is a big score. Russia are yet to get gold in

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eight-team final. The tears are before -- are because one of the

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gymnasts had a disastrous pass in into the medals. They were in the

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silver medal spot. Have they done enough? They may well have done.

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That was really aggressively Dan. - team who has been to the Olympics

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before and she is showing them the at the very final bit, she falls

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away. I AM amazed that that. She looked so confident, so determined

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and just did not get off the floor. Now the tears are flowing. What has

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happened for Russia on floor? really surprising because these

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girls do these routines all the time. She could not get the

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shoulders up quick enough. This is so upsetting to see. It may be

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enough, 14.333. Great Britain's Beth Tweddle. Can she work her

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 43 seconds

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competition, you have got to finish she goes again. Acceleration,

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controlled, bounces out. The motion on her face, you can see it, she's

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just about holding it together. Fantastic. It is not surprising

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:38:33.:38:59.

when you think she has just sealed So redemption for the USA. Silver

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for the team in Beijing, goal today. Great Britain ended up finishing

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6th which was their best ever position. In 1928 a finish higher

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but this is the modern era of gymnastics so well done, girls.

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Canada finished 5th so well done to them as well. A new world order

:39:21.:39:25.

because China were not in the medals, Russia almost got it at the

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end. What happened to Russia, Olga? I am not Russian. She is

:39:33.:39:43.
:39:43.:39:45.

Belorussian. I need a little insight. Was that a choke? No, they

:39:45.:39:54.

are probably tired. First of all, just two days, I did not sleep yet.

:39:54.:40:00.

You have to go from the United States, eight hours. Are you

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talking about jet lag? Russia, probably 10 hours. There have been

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here a month! I am not talking let you, I am talking about the team!

:40:15.:40:21.

But she actually silence due for a moment. Chic stumped you. We should

:40:21.:40:30.

have you more often. A what do you think happened to the Russians?

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think one girl started, mainly pressure and they are tired. We

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will never know what happened. have to say the USA nailed it. That

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was a magnificent performance, Gabrielle Douglas looks like a

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really strong contender. Do you enjoy it when you go to an event

:40:49.:40:57.

like that? Do you watch it as a fan of gymnastics? I came here just to

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go to gymnastics and feel this how I felt 40 years ago. This is my 40

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years anniversary after 1972. shall we just remind you of what it

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was really like 40 years ago? always loved the public and I never

:41:17.:41:23.

compete for the medals. I was competing for the public.

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you're the first to do that which is why you revolutionised

:41:27.:41:31.

gymnastics. You were the first to give personality to the routines.

:41:31.:41:36.

Because I smiled from the heart. How old were you? Are not supposed

:41:36.:41:45.

to ask, forget I brought that up! So the pure joy of performing came

:41:45.:41:51.

through, did you feel any pressure when you went to that Olympics?

:41:51.:42:00.

I enjoyed it. Competition takes minutes but practising takes years.

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I prepared for the 1972 Olympics for ten years. And I had been under

:42:08.:42:12.

a lot of pressure, a lot of everything but at the same time you

:42:12.:42:16.

have to enjoy what you're doing. You have bad days, you have good

:42:16.:42:22.

days but you have to go through that. This is what being a

:42:22.:42:30.

sportsman is doing. They were on the beam. You were the first to do

:42:30.:42:34.

a backward somersault on the beam. So many firsts. That particular

:42:35.:42:41.

move, how long did it take to perfect? I was first and it takes a

:42:41.:42:47.

lot of time to prepare yourself. Nobody did it before. You do not

:42:47.:42:52.

know what happened. And always, when you do something back it is

:42:52.:42:57.

scary. If you do it front you see something. Of course, I started on

:42:57.:43:04.

the floor, then on the bench, then on the Little Bean. -- then on the

:43:04.:43:12.

little beam. Every day are workout for eight to 10 hours. Basically,

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if you love what you do, you will do it. And you can see from the

:43:18.:43:22.

performances you loved doing it. Michael, you can appreciate, you

:43:22.:43:27.

changed your sport. You break world records and you change it. All that

:43:27.:43:32.

changed her sport. But I did feel pressure! Do you feel the gilts

:43:32.:43:36.

today, do you think they enjoy it or are they more feeling the

:43:36.:43:44.

pressure? -- of the girls. I think if you are not enjoying it, you

:43:44.:43:54.
:43:54.:43:54.

cannot compete. They are scared, of course. For the men, the pommel

:43:54.:43:59.

horse, if you go through, piece of cake but this is the most scary

:43:59.:44:05.

event. Do you think this era now for gymnastics is a golden era? Is

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it a good era, are they good champions coming through? No, this

:44:11.:44:21.
:44:21.:44:22.

era is going down. We need to have you come back. We need to find a

:44:22.:44:28.

new Olga a to change the grace of more beautiful gymnasts, more

:44:28.:44:38.
:44:38.:44:38.

passion, more smile, more enjoy it. Personality? Yes. Do you think the

:44:38.:44:42.

smiles are masking fear? Yes, this is why the world fell in love with

:44:42.:44:47.

me because I smiled from the heart and they loved me. I am feeling it

:44:47.:44:54.

now! When I was a tennis player we have four Grand Slams and, not this

:44:54.:44:57.

once every four years and it feels like an unbelievable amount of

:44:57.:45:00.

pressure. I was that the gymnastics yesterday and I cannot believe you

:45:01.:45:05.

are saying you did not feel any pressure. Now you're saying that it

:45:05.:45:08.

has all changed but it seems like it has always been a lot of

:45:08.:45:18.
:45:18.:45:22.

pressure. And use mud away and When I met to come out what year?

:45:22.:45:30.

It was a few years ago. I am glad you have been reacquainted. Silver

:45:30.:45:35.

medal-winner from Beijing, David Florence was going in the Kanu

:45:35.:45:39.

slalom and he knows the course like the back of his hand because he

:45:39.:45:44.

lives only a few miles from the Lee Valley course and trains twice a

:45:44.:45:50.

day. We were hoping it would give him some home advantage. Helen

:45:50.:45:59.

Skelton went to found right. I think I have spotted the fan club.

:45:59.:46:07.

Who are you here to support? Team GB! Your little buoy is an Olympian

:46:07.:46:13.

what ever happens today? He is fantastic. He has done really well.

:46:13.:46:19.

A gold medal would be nice, but we will wait to see what happens.

:46:19.:46:26.

do you think he must be feeling? is very calm. I don't know why.

:46:26.:46:35.

are more nervous than he is. David Florence barmy Army.

:46:35.:46:45.
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medal in Beijing. The man who wanted to be an astronaut when he

:46:50.:46:56.

was younger. He was turned down by the European Space Agency so put

:46:56.:47:03.

all of his energy and passion into this. A David Florence gets his

:47:03.:47:13.
:47:13.:47:18.

campaign under way. He is looking confident at the moment. Powers

:47:18.:47:23.

himself a cross the course. Needs to keep tight inside to make sure

:47:23.:47:32.

he doesn't give away any time. Now it is all about setting up nicely

:47:32.:47:40.

into gate a nine. He is ahead of the Frenchman. Looking good. David

:47:40.:47:46.

Florence a would love to go one better than he did in China. There

:47:46.:47:54.

so far it is all going according to plan. He looks like he is in a

:47:55.:48:04.
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entry. He has time to play with four start he needs to get a

:48:13.:48:18.

running smoothly and get the rhythm back together. He is a couple of

:48:18.:48:25.

seconds down on the Frenchman. That is two seconds at the David

:48:25.:48:31.

Florence, he lost all of his momentum. We know how tricky 19 can

:48:31.:48:41.
:48:41.:48:43.

be. Come on David, keep it together. He needs to keep his cool. He can

:48:43.:48:49.

drive hard through 23 and to the finish. Come on David Florence.

:48:49.:48:55.

Driving, head down for start he is in 6th place. He will be absolutely

:48:55.:49:02.

gutted. This was the race I wanted to perform at and haven't. The huge

:49:02.:49:11.

disappointment. I am sorry for the people who supported me. I gave it

:49:11.:49:21.
:49:21.:49:21.

my best today. I just have to refocus. I have a couple of days.

:49:21.:49:28.

It wasn't the result most people wanted, a lot of Union flags, but

:49:28.:49:35.

are you are still smiling? At so lewdly. He is still a medal winner.

:49:35.:49:41.

-- absolutely. Move on, draw are line under it and look forward to

:49:41.:49:51.
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Thursday. The winner was the Frenchman, taking his third gold

:49:51.:49:58.

medal in that events. We might have picked Paris to the race to host

:49:58.:50:08.

these Games, but they are storming I know none of you really care

:50:08.:50:16.

where Great Britain is in the medal table. We are not quite as

:50:16.:50:23.

concerned as the US, but a we want to know how they are doing. There

:50:23.:50:31.

will be so many Mark as the days go on. And the good sitting down spots

:50:31.:50:35.

that we a good that there are coming up. A question silver a side,

:50:36.:50:40.

it was under a brilliant day. We also had a day to forget in fencing

:50:40.:50:46.

and judo. This was Euan Burton in and judo. This was Euan Burton in

:50:46.:50:53.

his first fight. He is a former world Championship bronze-medallist

:50:53.:50:58.

last to the Canadian. His home Games it was an emotional day and

:50:58.:51:07.

All that hard work ended like that, can you take any positives from

:51:07.:51:13.

this experience? No, I feel like I have left myself down, let it might

:51:13.:51:19.

coaches down, let everybody I have ever trained with down. I have let

:51:19.:51:28.

my mum and dad and my brother down. I have been working for this for

:51:28.:51:34.

over a quarter of a century. I am pretty sure you won't see me in Rio.

:51:34.:51:43.

So, no positives. 25 years he has been working towards it. And Chad

:51:43.:51:49.

le Clos, thinking about the emotion, it is heartbreaking. It is the

:51:49.:51:55.

Olympics. The last thing any Olympian ones is to feel like they

:51:55.:52:01.

did not get their best. But at the same time, you have to balance that

:52:01.:52:05.

with, it is a game. At the end of the day it is not the end of

:52:05.:52:14.

everything. He will have a great memory of this training for the

:52:14.:52:18.

Olympics, the excitement and anticipation. He did not get the

:52:18.:52:23.

performance he wanted. Be might take him a few years before he sees

:52:23.:52:33.
:52:33.:52:34.

that. He will get past it. Now, at the Oumar are the headlines. -- a

:52:34.:52:39.

few more of the headlines. Zara Dampney and Shauna Mullin were

:52:40.:52:44.

beaten in the beach volleyball by Italy. They will go through if they

:52:44.:52:49.

beat Russia on Thursday. Tennis and Andy Murray advanced to

:52:50.:52:56.

the third round thanks to a straight sets win. He plays Marcos

:52:56.:53:01.

Baghdatis in a repeat of their match at Wimbledon this year in

:53:01.:53:08.

which Andy Murray won in three sets. In front of about 75,000 people at

:53:08.:53:14.

Wembley, but British women and rose to the occasion and beat Brazil 1-0,

:53:14.:53:21.

Stephanie Hatton scored the goal. The British Joel of Sarah bow and

:53:21.:53:28.

Tonia Couch finished 5th in the synchro diving. They were behind

:53:28.:53:36.

the Chinese pair who took the gold. In hockey, Great Britain's women

:53:36.:53:43.

had a great win. They were leading South Korea 3-1 but the Koreans

:53:43.:53:50.

pulled it back. News that Alex Danson was stretchered off. In the

:53:50.:53:55.

basketball, Britain's men were beaten by Brazil. They had a

:53:55.:54:01.

promising start but a disappointing finish. The two defeats the from

:54:01.:54:04.

two. British interest in the Badminton

:54:04.:54:14.
:54:14.:54:25.

Yesterday we had the Japanese appealing in the gymnastics. The

:54:25.:54:31.

South Korean sat in at the fencing and today Spain won a happy at the

:54:31.:54:39.

water polo. There was controversy with Croatia leading Spain and the

:54:39.:54:41.

with Croatia leading Spain and the ball appeared to cross the goal

:54:41.:54:49.

line far in the equaliser. But the goal was not given. Replays proved

:54:49.:54:53.

it did cross the line but it came to nothing. Spain have launched an

:54:53.:55:00.

appeal. Maybe time for Hawk-Eye? appeal. Maybe time for Hawk-Eye?

:55:00.:55:05.

Did England play Germany in the World Cup and they scored a goal.

:55:05.:55:09.

McMahon's they have learnt by now with the system that is available

:55:09.:55:13.

not to use it in the Olympics? is being brought into football

:55:13.:55:18.

finally. It has taken a long time and a lot of controversial

:55:18.:55:27.

decisions. Somebody said a long time ago, you cannot be serious?!

:55:27.:55:37.
:55:37.:55:49.

If it is not signed for it, I don't no previous swimming form. He went

:55:49.:55:59.
:55:59.:56:06.

in the heat and knocked time of his previous time.

:56:06.:56:12.

This rookie rower received another huge occasion from the crowd at

:56:12.:56:18.

Eton Dorney. Me is the most popular down there. He is 2012's Eriks the

:56:18.:56:28.
:56:28.:56:37.

There will always be somebody who turns up who are not quite as good

:56:37.:56:42.

as the rest. Is there a place for them at the Olympics? Underdogs,

:56:42.:56:49.

those people who are not up there with the champions? You get the

:56:49.:56:57.

worst athlete in the Olympics award. Should we have those? A bit like

:56:57.:57:07.

the Oscars. Quite similar. Most boards want to see themselves as

:57:07.:57:13.

global. That to give themselves that the validity day like the idea

:57:13.:57:16.

their sport is played around the world. If you want to expand your

:57:16.:57:26.
:57:26.:57:28.

sport, in the case of rowing it is one of those narrow sports. The

:57:28.:57:36.

that guy almost swam out of his lane. He is a danger? To being the

:57:36.:57:42.

Olympic games is one thing, whether you win or not, it you competed.

:57:42.:57:48.

You did your best what you have been practising clears. Now to two

:57:48.:57:52.

been practising clears. Now to two great images and stories of the day.

:57:52.:57:59.

This is the shooter from messiah. He won bronze in this heat. He

:57:59.:58:04.

abandoned the Defence of his that car rally after his car broke down.

:58:04.:58:11.

He dashed to the Asian shooting championships in Qatar so he would

:58:11.:58:16.

qualify for the Olympics. He slept between sessions so he could do

:58:16.:58:25.

just to the time-zones. Look at this a motion. From South Korea's

:58:25.:58:35.

judo player. He had a comprehensive -- comprehensive victory. Meaning

:58:35.:58:41.

there is nothing like a gold medal. Who won that, the German other

:58:41.:58:48.

Korean? The Korean. It is not cool to beat the guy and then keep

:58:48.:58:51.

hugging him and not let him go for start because of the etiquette, you

:58:51.:59:00.

have to wait for him to compose Something, which on the surface

:59:00.:59:04.

might seem against the Olympic spirit. It is the women's doubles

:59:04.:59:11.

in Badminton. The Chinese pair up against career. Both wanted to lose

:59:11.:59:17.

to avoid the other Chinese pair. The other Chinese per are on the

:59:17.:59:20.

other side of the draw. Both serving out of the court

:59:20.:59:26.

deliberately. It is the first time in badminton it has been arranged

:59:26.:59:29.

this way. Are they playing the system or just going against

:59:29.:59:36.

Olympic spirit? It is both. The badminton Federation will have to

:59:36.:59:40.

make some adjustment. People will do whatever they need to do to get

:59:41.:59:45.

the best opportunity for themselves to win a medal. If you give them an

:59:45.:59:51.

inch, they will take a mile. They will have to adjust for that in the

:59:51.:59:58.

rules. If they can, they should change it tomorrow. Otherwise

:59:58.:00:01.

people watching Badminton right now will be turning off. An audience do

:00:01.:00:07.

not want to see that. They did not pay for tickets to see two two

:00:07.:00:17.
:00:17.:00:21.

sides trying to lose. It happened If money and the arbitrary nature

:00:21.:00:31.
:00:31.:00:31.

of the website was no obstacle, how many tickets would you get? No at

:00:31.:00:36.

the adventure begin. First up, the shooting. The sun is shining at the

:00:36.:00:46.

Royal Artillery Barracks. Cannot hang around to find out how Rory

:00:46.:00:51.

got on, time to test the public transport as I moved to Mike next

:00:51.:00:58.

venue. It is Paul Drinkhall. This time, on the move again. We are

:00:58.:01:06.

trying to find the fencing. No idea? Thank you. I cannot find

:01:06.:01:13.

fencing. Women's weight lifting it is them and a star in the making.

:01:13.:01:21.

This is very. Here she goes. Listen to the crowd. -- This is Zoe Smith.

:01:21.:01:26.

Well done. One for the future. Let's try and find fencing again.

:01:26.:01:30.

We have got to find the fencing. Do you think we are going the wrong

:01:30.:01:38.

way? I do. There is an army of Dutch fans here. Can anyone help me

:01:38.:01:41.

find fencing? I have got to be there in a few minutes. I fight

:01:41.:01:47.

through the crowds only to turn up at the fencing arena only to find

:01:47.:01:51.

out that Corinna Lawrence has lost to the European champion. Still, no

:01:51.:01:57.

worries, we often the Olympic Park. We have had buses and trains and

:01:57.:02:00.

now on the Road Again. Just made it into the Aquatics Centre for the

:02:00.:02:09.

main event of the day, Tom Daley. I started at 8 o'clock this morning,

:02:09.:02:17.

I am pushing until midnight. In is it a trick question. How many think

:02:17.:02:27.
:02:27.:02:28.

I have done? 3. Four. It is the Prime Minister. I had better go.

:02:28.:02:32.

Good to see you, Chris. I would love to watch Tom Daley but I have

:02:32.:02:37.

got to do my job. I am on my way to handball. I wonder if the Prime

:02:37.:02:47.
:02:47.:02:47.

Minister is any good at handball? This is the first time Team GB had

:02:47.:02:53.

rented an Olympic handball competition. There have been beaten

:02:53.:02:58.

37-16 by the Russians but with 14 squad members, that takes my total

:02:58.:03:06.

up to 18. It is here I had a moment of clarity, a Eureka moment. I had

:03:06.:03:12.

seen 19, not 18 athletes. In all the Tom Daley mania, I forgot about

:03:12.:03:17.

Pete Waterfield. So sorry. But that should be thank you because I am up

:03:17.:03:23.

to 19 athletes. It is GB v Russia in the swimming pool and it is a

:03:23.:03:31.

classic. Another team sport which means I am up to 32. A short hop to

:03:31.:03:38.

the riverbank Arena and the men's hockey. Team GB are leading 1-0 but

:03:38.:03:42.

we are going to get behind the boys by starting a chant up here. Are

:03:42.:03:52.

you ready, GB, G B! Let's see if my Mexican wave spreads to the

:03:52.:04:02.
:04:02.:04:06.

Cracking game, cracking atmosphere but it is heartbreak for Team GB at

:04:06.:04:12.

the final buzzer. One day, seven venues, eight sports, 55 athletes,

:04:12.:04:17.

it has been busy but Team GB's athletes have provided me with a

:04:17.:04:21.

very special day. That is what you call making good

:04:21.:04:25.

use of your accreditation. Sadly, Jason did not get to the volleyball

:04:25.:04:31.

arena where the women beat Algeria three secs to two, our first ever

:04:31.:04:37.

win in an Olympic volleyball competition. Well done. I know you

:04:37.:04:41.

said Olga you came here just for the gymnastics, but if you could

:04:41.:04:47.

get your hands on any other ticket, what would you see? Basketball

:04:47.:04:52.

would be right after gymnastics. Then I would like to see a track

:04:52.:04:58.

and field. And I would like to see rhythmic gymnastics, diving,

:04:58.:05:04.

swimming. So you only came for the gymnastics! Would you say you were

:05:04.:05:10.

a woman of contradictions? I think you can get tickets for those. It

:05:10.:05:15.

is day three of one man's quest to win a 4th gold in a row so it is

:05:15.:05:25.
:05:25.:05:31.

Before today, after four races, Ben Ainslie was lying third after

:05:32.:05:36.

Denmark's Jonas Hogh-Christiansen in race five. Our treble Olympic

:05:36.:05:39.

gold medallist was 4th but Christiansen won it in race six.

:05:39.:05:48.

Big Ben came third. With four races and then the final metal waste left,

:05:48.:05:55.

Ainslie is up to second but 10 points behind the Dane. There was

:05:55.:05:58.

mixed news from Weymouth because Beijing gold medallist Paul

:05:58.:06:02.

Goodison may have to pull out of the Laser class with back problems.

:06:02.:06:07.

But good news, Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson have moved top of

:06:07.:06:10.

the Star class and they are looking to defend their gold which they won

:06:10.:06:14.

in China. What we are hoping to do every evening and it will happen

:06:14.:06:19.

very soon was have another big Ben here in the studio. It is just over

:06:19.:06:26.

here. I would like to present you with our very own big met -- Big

:06:26.:06:36.
:06:36.:06:38.

Ben gold medal on at the. These point to the landmarks. We had that

:06:38.:06:42.

magnificent haul of 19 in Beijing in 2008. This is the array which

:06:42.:06:46.

will go on every evening and hopefully that will start tomorrow

:06:46.:06:52.

night, this is the arrow. Just gold? Yes, we have the other medals.

:06:52.:06:56.

I have something to show you later on. Something has happened since

:06:56.:07:03.

you were last on. We have won a medal. Staying in the water, let's

:07:03.:07:07.

look back at a couple of other finals from the swimming pool last

:07:07.:07:14.

night. Caitlin McClatchey lined up in line seven for the freestyle

:07:14.:07:21.

final. Teenage sensation Missy Franklin was swimming for the USA.

:07:21.:07:31.
:07:31.:07:47.

Bronte Barrett for Australia was in freestyle and a good start from

:07:47.:07:55.

Alison Schmidt of the USA. One lane down his Bronte Barrett, the

:07:55.:08:05.
:08:05.:08:31.

Caitlin McClatchey is not with this trains with Michael Phelps. --

:08:31.:08:41.
:08:41.:08:58.

think so. She is a strong girl. Camille Moffatt does not know how

:08:58.:09:06.

to react to this. This is an amazing swim. A big fly kick. That

:09:06.:09:16.
:09:16.:09:42.

Alison Schmidt of the USA. The Silver has gone to France and the

:09:42.:09:48.

bronze has gone to Bronte Barrett of Australia. Caitlin McClatchey

:09:48.:09:58.
:09:58.:10:11.

has finished in 7th but a good time women's 200m medley. The fastest

:10:11.:10:19.

qualifier was 16-year-old she when year of China. -- she whinny of

:10:19.:10:29.
:10:29.:10:46.

medley and a good start for Alicia Coutts. Lane five, Stephanie Rice.

:10:46.:10:56.
:10:56.:11:06.

You cannot doubt her commitment to should be up there a -- the halfway

:11:06.:11:16.

stage. A slow stroke of Ye Shiwen building through the field. She

:11:16.:11:24.

came through strongly on the semi- final. Leverenz in lane three. Just

:11:24.:11:34.

look out for her because she is an awesome breaststroke. Ye Shiwen of

:11:34.:11:38.

China is first. She had a good breaststroke leg on the 400.

:11:38.:11:43.

Caitlin Leverenz is looking good. She was the American collegiate

:11:43.:11:48.

national champion. Let's see how well she can beat the field. She is

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not getting away. This is great from Leverenz. Steph rice is still

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hanging there. We thought Ye Shiwen would be more ahead. Will come down

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to the three-star. -- the freestyle. A great turn from Alicia Coutts.

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Shiwen and Alicia Coutts are really fighting it out. Coupes is still

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looking good. -- Alicia Coutts of Australia is beginning very hard

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indeed. It looks like it may be Ye Shiwen. 16-year-old will be too

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good. It is another Olympic record. That is interesting, very

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interesting indeed. It is gold to China and her second gold of the

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championships. Another impressive medley swimmer. That was an

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impressive swim from Alicia Coutts. The bronze medal for Caitlin

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I want to talk to about Ye Shiwen's progress. She has got a lot of

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people talking because she was knocking seconds off her P B.

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People start casting aspersions and asking questions. Adrian Moorhouse

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was saying that when he was 17 years old he knocked four seconds

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of his time because at that age you make a lot of progress, I imagine

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it is the same in track and field? It is not exactly the same but very

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similar in that you are going to have those big improvements when

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you're younger because you are so raw as an athlete. Track and field

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athletes, it takes a lot longer before you reach world-class levels.

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We do not see these athletes with huge improvements. As soon as I got

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into a training programme I ultimately became a 20.2 runner and

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then down to 19 seconds. It happens. I heard him for saying he knocked

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five seconds of his time over a year so it happens. We are in a

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situation with sport because of all that has happened with doping in

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sport. People cannot sit down and enjoy a performance like this

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because as soon as someone does something incredible, there will be

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questions. The problem is, I did something incredible, in thought

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did something incredible. Bolt, or what is to incredible? Wake you

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draw the line and that is the problem. Basically, what you need

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to do is until someone is proving to be guilty, they are innocent.

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Improving guilty, and I remembered Boris Becker was 17. He was amazing.

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Another tennis player who won a major at 17. Gymnastics, 17-21 is

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kind of the peak of your career? Gymnastics is a very hard sport.

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Track and field, they can rest a little bit. In gymnastics you

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cannot rest. Because of the equipment, the concentration you

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are losing your muscles. It can be very dangerous. Michael, you had it

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easy. Now I know. The objective in the sport, what is the objective in

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swimming, track-and-field - to go fast. That is what athletes are

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training for. As soon as someone goes too fast, it is a problem.

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There was Ruta Meilutyte, from at the way near, 15 years old. She

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knocked two seconds off her time in this tournament. Young swimmers do

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that. That is when the crowd helps. The adrenalin, immediately take a

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couple of seconds off. Swimming is a sport where there is a tremendous

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amount of focus on records. Then they are training for those records.

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We have one more job for you to do. We have one more job for you to do.

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You will follow us through to a BBC Three studio. While we do that, I

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You will notice these are British athletes so far who have medals. It

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was a silver medal today. William Fox-Pitt. Were you put his face on

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the medal. Would you like to do Nicola Wilson. They are all silver

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medals. I will do Zara Phillips. Mary King completes the line-up.

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Hopefully you will be back the sun gold medalists. Olga Korbut, it has

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been fabulous having you. We you teach has some tricks go when we go

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off? These guys are very keen. You are like a pocket rocket, it has

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been fantastic. Hope you have had a great time with

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the coverage. Another day is over. That 15 more gold medals have been

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