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Good afternoon. The sluice gates have opened and the medals are

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flowing for the British team. There has been claimed in the water, on

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bikes, boats and horses. So far none standing up! We will be

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keeping an eye on Peter Wilson in the double trap shooting to see if

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he can be first to do so this afternoon. The main headlines so

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far today. The Lightweight Men's Four have won silver in a nail-

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biting finish, South Africa just pipped them for the gold.

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Rebecca Adlington is on course to defend her 800m freestyle final

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tomorrow night. Can't the British Double Trap shooter Peter Wilson

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has his sights set on gold after finishing top in qualifying in the

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final this afternoon. He is the world record holder and I have got

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world record holder and I have got a good feeling about this afternoon.

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Crane fleet China are top at -- currently China are top of the

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medal table. South Korea at not doing badly either. France having

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an excellent games. This afternoon we will have more medal chances,

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especially in the men's double trap final. Peter Wilson is the Dorset

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marks man who recently set a world record in this event. In this event

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Richard Faulds got a gold medal 12 years ago in Sydney. These are the

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standings as we head into the final this afternoon. That final will be

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at 3 o'clock. If the scores are tied there is a sudden death shoot

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off. Peter Wilson in a very good position right now. I am not sure

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how much work is being done around the country at the moment, many of

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you keeping tabs on the Games anyway you can. Perhaps taking a

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sneaky peek in your office right now! Millions of you are enjoying

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the light streams on the red button. This afternoon we have Serena

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Williams in action against Caroline Wosniacki of Denmark. Andy Murray

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came through his quarter-final and is in the mixed doubles action

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later this afternoon. The men's lightweights in the ring, Anthony

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Ogogo in action later on today for Team GB against the Ukrainian

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competitor. And the dressage, individual and team competitions.

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Decent hopes for a first ever Olympic medal for Great Britain in

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this event. You can watch that on the red button or by the website.

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Now before today it had been a pretty disappointing games for an

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judo. Today James Austin lost his first-round match against a former

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world champion from Japan, Takamasa Anai. But German Gibbons has been

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battling through her division today. The 24 year-old who got the British

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Open earlier this year has won two fights against Portuguese and

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Mongolian opponents today. Including that dramatic last-minute

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effort. In the quarter-final, if she wins she has a good shot at the

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she wins she has a good shot at the medals. Let us see how she does.

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Only the second British fighter to appear in a judo quarter-final this

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week. Colin Oates the other, sitting watching and hoping now.

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Gibbons in the blue. Gemma is capable of winning. She will be

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fighting out of her skin today. Of the Dutch woman the 10th best

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player in the world today. That dramatic second round win in the

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final second against the Mongolian. For Gemma the thicker the CV, the

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seconds of this fight. A brilliant attack! Hooks a leg in. Her

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opponent just managing to step back and get out of that. Gemma has

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being doing judo since she was six. Both fighters looking to get a grip

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on the jacket. She knows this area up well. Her

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Greenwich home just on the other side of the River Thames. Another

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strong attack from the Dutch woman. You only have a split second to

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 49 seconds

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attack once you have got a grip. have hurt herself and that exchange.

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Did she have a finger pooled? magic is going to come on. -- Madoc.

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The referee just checking she is OK to go on and she shakes her head,

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she is OK. Approaching the halfway point of this contest. Gemma

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looking for her attack now. Those Dutch razor blades coming off the

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left foot. Gemma looking for her own grips on the jacket. She has

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lost her belt. This was just about the most open division coming into

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these games. Gemma has forced her way into contention h ere.

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would not have been thought to be one of the favourites but here she

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is, doing really well. Trying to hook her leg in.

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It really is all to play for. all about the checks and balances.

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You need to be careful you're not off balance and susceptible to

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something from the opponent. have to wait for the right moment.

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It is a matter of trying to find a weakness, trying to push until you

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get that in balance. A great attack, Gemma almost scored. It is like an

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imaginary spirit level hovering over the head of the opponent.

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you just have a split second and then you just have to go for it,

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100%. Approaching the final minute of regulation time. Gemma Gibbons,

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the Londoner, in the blue. Against Verkerk in white. A warning for the

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Dutch fighter for stepping out. It has been wiped off for now.

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51 seconds left and still level. There will be three minutes of gold

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and scorer if these two cannot sort out their conversation during what

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is left of this one. Gemma continuing to push forward.

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What is causing the most pain? At the moment, you will be tired. But

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as soon as you start again, you are just in to the fight again.

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It is all the years of training. She has done it! She has gone and

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booked a place in at the semi- final! With an ippon. Has it been

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confirmed? With six seconds left on the clock. The television judges

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are taking a look at the replay and they are just checking. If she has

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slammed her opponent flat on her back then it will be confirmed as

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an ippon. If not then she still has six seconds to survive. And it has.

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judo campaign in the ExCel will scarcely be able to believe this.

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Gemma Gibbons from Britain, into the Olympic semifinals of the judo!

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The girls did it in a boat yesterday. They have been doing it

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on the bike, and now one of them is doing it on the mat. What more can

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you say about Gemma Gibbons. She is an Olympic semifinalist and she

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gets the embrace from Britain's last winner of an Olympic medal. Is

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the woman on the left about to be supplanted by the woman on the

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right. She fought so well there, Kate pointing to the mat, saying

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this is your next fight on. The next will be of course Gemma's

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semifinal fight. Ippon wazari, it Well done Gemma Gibbons. It is the

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late, late show with Gemma, sensational victory from her, she

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is into the semifinal. She will be fighting within the next 20 minutes.

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Her opponent is Tcheumeo. We will get to that one live as soon as we

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can. The reaction round Olympic Park and from British judo ka has

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been wonderful. Colin oaths who got to the quarterfinal, amazing she

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has done it into the semi. We have European Burton, Gemma is his

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girlfriend. Ewe on the Burton of course had that heartbreaking

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defeat. Euan says get some throat sweets, rest the voices and get

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ready to go mental for Gemma, she is our hero, great to see you and

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smiling again after giving his all the other day. He makes a cogent

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point here she has beaten the European bronze medallist, a world

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number seven and a former World Champion to get into this semifinal.

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We will be be back live for that. If she wins that it's a guaranteed

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silver. If not she will go into a fight against the winner of the

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representative charge. So it is all happening. Between now and then,

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this is the last day of action at the Lee Valley Whitewater Centre,

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about 30 miles north. Two more events to come there, the women's

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single kayak and the men's double canoe. What is the difference I

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hear you cry? Well, beneath that closed in skirt or deck, a kayaker

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is sitting down, and using a two bladed paddle. But the canoeists

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are kneeling up and they are using a single bladed paddle. So now you

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eknow. Today is when the whole of Slovakia will grind to a halt as

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they watch the most famous double act. They will be going for an

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unprecedented fourth consecutive gold. We will be seeing them later,

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but Great Britain has medal ambitions too. Two pairs going in

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this. Tim Baillie and etyeb Scot but it is Florence and houns blow

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are the stronger pair after winning a World Cup event. Fastest six from

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the semis go through to the final Both disappointed with their

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results in the C1 and the K1. So out here to make am mends, and so

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far, so good for the Great Britain crew. Keeping it tidy and tight.

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Richard is steering the canoe and David in the power down through the

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front. They will want to drive the lines as straight as possible.

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Sneaking under the pole and they are up on the split 1.50.

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stadium has come to life, now, that they have seen that split time. If

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they can hold it together. That is a good spin round, just finding a

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bit of difficulty, getting the momentum going, once more. Lift the

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bow over the stopper, they are slipping across into 13 and tight

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round the poles. David driving the bow of the canoe back out as they

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lift it over the stopper ahead of gate 14. No penalties at tall for

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David Florence or David houns loi so far. -- Richard Hounslow. Across

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17. We talk about them working well. These guys are working like a dream

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at the moment. Still ahead of the leaders. And tight in the spin, and

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back out across that wave as you see them keeping their nose high.

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The power gets laid down by David in the front as they steer the boat

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round and into the last up stream gate. 21. Two strokes and they are

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back out into the flow. The corrode are going mental here. -- crowd. A

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superb performance, Florence and Hounslow, going like trains, and in

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the lead. That surely is a place in the final. A wonderful performance.

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And far more confident. It looks than they were when they contested

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their individual events. One of the highly ranked pairs of course in

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the world, of C2 paddling. But that was just brilliant. A superb

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performance, a different focus to what we saw in the singles. It

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worked hard, their lines were precise and they seemed to know

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exactly where they were heading that boat towards. Tight under the

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up stream gate here as gate nine. That is 3.29 seconds ahead of

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anybody. Florence and Hounslow have showed them what a classy pair they

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really are. Wonderful moment to join their team-mates, at the top

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of the table. Let us wish them well. Tim Baillie at the front. Etienne

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Stott in the centre, they were bronze medallist at the European

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Championships and fourth at the worlds. They have been consistent

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over the last 12 months. They are ranked six in the world, so they

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deserve their place in this semifinal. So far looking smooth as

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they work together through the first section of the course. We

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want to see them roll their boat on the wave at gate seven and keep as

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direct line as possible into eight. It is looking good so far. They are

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up on David and Richard's split. Dropped a bit low into gate nine.

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They will push hard to keep as tight as spin as possible, as

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little time is spend there, they are paddling hard to get across the

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river and get the momentum going, they have found themselves stuck

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sideways, this is costing them precious bits of time. That was

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very skilful, wasn't it, to keep their cool, and reverse through

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that gate. How much difference has that made to their progress down

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the court course,? They they might be guaranteed a place in the final

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if they beat another pair. There was the split time of Florence and

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Hounslow. They have lost time, how much? It is not too bad. The

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difference between the others was only 0.8 of a second. A nice spin

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on 18. They are tight into 19 too. They have to make sure they hold on,

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keep their composure after the last few gates on the course, they set

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the angle on the canoe as they come into gate 21. They are back out.

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Two more gates to go. Will the London factor, the home crowd make

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a difference? The poles were flying at this -- Poles were flying at

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this point. They are in third place. My goodness, well, that does

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confirm them with a place in the final. So can you believe it? We

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are going to have plenty to cheer here in a couple of hours time. Two

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C2 crews from Great Britain, in the Olympic final. It demonstrates such

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maturity when that mistake happened when they found themselves going

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backwards, they kept their cool and made sure they got themselves back

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on track because mistakes happen here in canoe slalom. It is about

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how you deal with them. Can you deal with them in a way you can

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keep your moment up the and get back into a qualifying run.

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three crews to go, but it does not make any difference to Tim Baillie

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and Etienne Stott, they are safely in the final. So, both British

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crews into the final, but what about those fun loving boys from

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Bratislava, the 32-year-old twins? They have won almost half of their

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country's gold medal haul since Slovakia gained independence, 5.5

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million people expect a fourth gold. No pressure, this was a good run

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and this pair were the the quickest of all, but, two penalty, after

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touching a gate. Not sure whether it was up stream or downstream. We

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will be able to see. Crossing the line, so they qualified second

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behind Florence and Hounslow, so this is how it looked. The top six

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go through to that final which takes place about 3.15 and it is

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great to see the Britons at the top of the pile. A great crowd at the

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LeeValley centre will be delighted with that. As I say, 3.15 roughly

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is when we will go back to that. We are building up to the Judo shortly

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but before we go there let us get a quick catch up with events in

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Weymouth. Shirley, it has been a Weymouth. Shirley, it has been a

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very eventful down there. Not least in the fin class. Ben Ainslie, has

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the tide turned we wonder? She is having a few problems hearing us.

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great start for Big Ben, the first race of the day, he dominated it.

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He led from the start, he controlled it all the way round and

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won the race. Perhaps also, more interestingly, the Danish sailor,

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the big Danish sailor that has been ahead of him for all six races,

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capsized. So, great news for Ben Ainslie, he is in his second race.

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A win in the first race today for the star sailor, they are behind me.

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Good news in the 470 men. It is their opening day and they finished

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with two seconds. In the 49er class, they had a second and a first, so a

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great day for British supporters. Yes, I think you must be sponsored

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by a leading brand of seasickness pills. It looks very choppy. What

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for you has been the stand out performance this morning?

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obviously have a few problems with Shirley. I am not surprised he has

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been on the water for hours and hours, rather her than me! It is

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going down well in Weymouth. I am sure someone who can hear sus on

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dry land. Jonathan Edwards is at the Lee Valley Whitewater Centre

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and I am sure great reaction to that semifinal down there Jonathan?

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David Florence and Richard Hounslow alongside me after that brilliant

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run. David, let me dom you first. What is the main emotion, relief,

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excitement? Almost neither, just yet. We are pleased to be through,

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but just staying focused. All we were doing was focusing on our run,

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either way, we didn't want to treat it like that, what we had to beat,

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we had to put in a good run for u and you know, things didn't go

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perfectly but we kept focused and we pushed on and tried to get back

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on line the whole way and we are pleased with that, and looking to

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do the same again. In is only half a job done. Yes, not even half a

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job. Once you get into the final, it is back to zero, so, yeah, like

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David said we will go back, there is a few bits we need to work on, a

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bit sketchy off the start, but you know, we held it together, any time

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we were tight on things, we just were composed, and sorted ourselves

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out and put in a nice solid run to get through the finals. Sound good.

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Immense courage, strength of character, go away and get ready

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for the final. Thank you very much. Great stuff. Saz u -- as you say it

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is about 3.15. Jonathan can join us live. I am sure great excitement.

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The reaction from some of the Slovakian fan, it is a shock to the

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system to see the boys beaten there. Certainly was, you know, three

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Olympic titles in a row, going for their fourth. They did have an

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early penalty. Nonetheless, you wouldn't bet against them when it

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comes to the final. But David Florence and Richard Hounslow have

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shown incredible strength of character. I interviewed them after

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the semifinals of the K1 and C1. They were devastated. They didn't

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know what to say or do. It wasn't what they dreamed of. They had been

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training here for the last 18 months so to turn it round in the

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way they did, they deserve immense praise, they are right in there

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with a chance. They R just explain to us what happens now, I believe

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the slate is wiped clean and we start again for the final. That is

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right. They go in reverse order, depending on how fast or slow they

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went in that semifinal. So David Florence and Richard Hounslow will

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go off last. Etienne Stott and Tim Baillie will go off first. It is

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hard to tpwhee the most favourable draw is. They probably prefer not

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to go last, but any way, the guys can take the confidence from the

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fact they are the fastest in the semifinals but they start from

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scratch. Looking forward to it. Thank you. We are billing up to the

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judo, with Gemma Gibbons going in the semifinal of her division, 78

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kilos shortly. Before we do, if you haven't seen this, certainly worth

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watching again. Without question, the best race of the rowing regatta

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so far. It is the lightweight men's four and our four, reminding us the

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Great Britain team is Great Britain and Northern Ireland team. The

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Chambers brothers from Coleraine are prominent members of the team.

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Let us show you how this one ended strokes remain. Denmark, Australia

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and Great Britain. The Danes have led right from the first stroke. We

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are now in danger zone. Chris Bartley brings his meant right up

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on to the boil. There will be met by a wall of noise from the British

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crowd. South Africa coming up as well. This is a tough event. That

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wall of sound has got to drive them on. Can they make it?

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Surely there are now looking for stronger. One big push. The crowd

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are on their feet. They are just into second place. They are moving.

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As the Danes have responded well DUP --. It is going to the wire.

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They're not going to make it. Denmark had moved out again. South

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Africa sneaking ahead of the Danes. Here come the British, they are not

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going to do it. South Africa are the Olympic champions. And we have

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to wait for the confirmation. Great Britain get the silver and Denmark

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get the bronze. It was a valiant effort. It is jubilation in of the

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South African boat. And a little bit of disappointment for the

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silver medal. A worthy silver medal for Great Britain. They gave

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absolutely everything to date for themselves, for the team and for

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themselves, for the team and for Great Britain.

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Da UN on water's edge, what are we thinking? That was brutal, really

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brutal. We were just fighting through the whole lot. Just to get

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ourselves back in contention. We did a cracking job would just not

:33:18.:33:24.

good enough to get the gold. To even get as Silva was impressive

:33:24.:33:33.

from where we came from. We were just struggling to keep pace. We

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just dug our heels in and fought really hard. Tell us about the

:33:38.:33:46.

first 500m or so? I think we did a reasonable job, we

:33:46.:33:55.

were bounced around quite a lot. It is a tough event. We wanted to

:33:55.:34:02.

win. As silver is fantastic, it is a medal at the Olympics. And you

:34:02.:34:10.

have seen the event. In terms of the race, as a dramatic spectacle,

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it is the best we have seen so far at this regatta. We you drinking in

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the last July 0150 or so, if we can get past the Danes we can do it,

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almost as if you're blind decided by the South Africans? Not really.

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It was just about putting their head down and going for it.

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It was just trying to get the blade in it and get on with it. I'm sure

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everyone in Northern Ireland and Coleraine Road will be unbelievably

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proud of you. We will be speaking about this at length. How do you

:34:54.:35:04.
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feel about silver medal he now? We wanted to win, but we have to be

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happy to get a medal. It is a home Olympic Games and we're silver

:35:13.:35:18.

medallists, it is not terrible. It is a shame we did not win but we

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did everything we could and these things happen. Thank you very much

:35:23.:35:32.
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Not long before the 20 from it -- the 24 year-old Gemma Gibbons plays

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in the judo final. Let us take a look at this pretty difficult sport

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look at this pretty difficult sport The playing area is a foam covered

:37:45.:37:54.

mat. The referee remains in the combat area throughout the contest.

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To external judges stay outside to come from the decisions of the

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referee if necessary. A variety of techniques are used. Including

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ippon and yuko. An ippon secures immediate victory. Waza-ari

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culminates in an opponent being thrown on their back. A yuko is

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when an opponent does not land on their back. Gemma Gibbons just

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getting prepared now. The last Olympic medal for judo gained 12

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years ago for Kate Howey. This is an absolutely supreme effort to

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have got this far. Our fingers are crossed as she takes on her French

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opponent. Her mother played handball from

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Cameroon, a very sporting family her opponent comes from. And we

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her opponent comes from. And we features a Brazilian and an

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American. The Brazilian came into the Games as the world number one.

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The American, Kayla Harrison, 22 years of age.

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The Brazilian it is the top seed, having won the last Grand Prix

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before these games. The Paris Grand Slam.

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She also beat Kayla Harrison that day. And the American is now on the

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gold. She goes to sleep every night apparently imagined that it might

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be her. She is a fantastic fighter, so powerful. She has great hip

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throws. These are two of the best are names in the semi-final you

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for it. The prison in blocking. Harrison is two times national

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years for the way he treated her. She apparently contemplated suicide.

:42:22.:42:32.
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She claims her current coach came in and saved her life. And looking

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to do the greatest thing possible if you're an athlete, potentially

:42:38.:42:46.

to win an Olympic gold medal. Kerridge both on and off the mat. -

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it their instructions during those great names. The Brazilian coach

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probably does not need a mobile phone to contact her friends back

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home! The winner will be in the Olympic

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watch, she is fast and light on her feet.

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Locked into this one-handed grip again.

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Looking for the sleeve and at the same time looking to see what your

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opponent's hand is up to as well. That was close for the American.

:44:26.:44:34.

It really is a battle for the grip. It you feel you're at a

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disadvantage then you have got to break out.

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David Cameron is one of the spectators today as his Vladimir

:44:54.:45:04.
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Putin, who is a black belts. A big risk getting countered. Every seat

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has been sold out here, every session. This vast exhibition and

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Conference Centre. Five different halls, hosting all those different

:45:32.:45:37.

sports. One of them judo. A big o goshi and Harrison turns it back.

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Takes her down for the yuko so she is ahead by the smallest score, a

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yuko. Now she is on the arm. She won with this technique earlier

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today. She is looking to get the roll and roll her on to the back.

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The referee calling mate. Brilliant timing, catches the leg, drives the

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Brazilian back. The 22-year-old American who has gone through some

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of the most unimaginable things that life can offer her so far,.

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Again on the ground, looking for the arm. The referee will give them

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time on the ground, while the action is going on. The Brazilian

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looking up, trying to get the break. 25 seconds to go. I am not sure

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where you go if you are in sixth gear as the coach. The Brazilian is

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trying to find it. Her charge needs to as well. Aguiar, she came in as

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the top seed. Unless she gets her skates on she is losing, she has

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lost. American judo, whatever happens in the final, will be able

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to celebrate just its second ever medal in the women's division, and

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Kayla Harrison who when she comes to write the book will have some

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story to tell, will go for gold in American, from first thing this

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morning, jemmy Pedro the coach saying to her, there is nobody here

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can beet you. -- Jimi. The girl from New York will very shortly be

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going for Olympic Gold. Jimmy Pedro, such a great motivator, Americans

:47:40.:47:49.
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chance of shooting for a bronze medal. Let us hope if she does, she

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doesn't drop it in the shower did like another athlete did. He

:48:14.:48:19.

cracked his. Aguiar will have a go for bronze shortly. We know one of

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the finalist, it is the American Kayla Harrison. Jimmy Pedro does

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his nut and she does likewise. But it is time now, for the ExCel

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centre. It has been buesmly supported by judo enthusiasts from

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all over the world. But for once and for the first time this week,

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it is largely about Britain. Sport. Sports have headlines over the last

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24-hour, that if they could have rubbed out they would have done.

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British judo has not known anything like this for 12 years. There is

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her opponent Audrey Tcheumeo. The World Champion from France. The 21-

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year-old, one of the most exciting talents in judo. 12 years since

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Kate Howey fought in her semifinal in Sydney and she walks out behind

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the girl who is looking to supersede her now. She will be mat

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side and Gemma Gibbons attempts to bridge that gab of a dozen years, -

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- gap, somebody who lives on the other side of the Thames from here

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at the ExCel. The other side of the Blackwall Tunnel, or the other side

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of the cable car, if you want to do it with a bit of a view. But it is

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hard to imagine how much tougher it could be for Gibbons. Let us hear

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the roar. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Tcheumeo the World Champion after

:49:54.:49:57.

winling gold on her home mat. She has come to London as the third

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seed. She ended the raid of the defending champion Zhang Li. She is

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all that stands between Gemma Gibbons and a place in Olympic

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history. The women's semifinal. Audrey Tcheumeo in blue. Gemma

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Gibbons, the 25yeerl from Greenwich, in white. Gemma has been brilliant

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today, but now she has to put all those rounds behind her, this is

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the fight that matters. Se has been fighting brilliantly. Lovely

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attacking style of Judo. She is minute. Gemma will want to slow her

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of a medal. She will fight for gold or silver. If she loses she still

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might end up with a bronze. She These two fought earlier this year,

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and it just ended on one to two so it is possible. It is conceiveable

:51:26.:51:36.
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the area. The referee calling mate. I know there are fabulous personal

:51:53.:51:56.

stories all over, but Gemma Gibbons introduced to the sport when her

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mum took her along to the local metro Judo club when she was just

:52:01.:52:04.

six, for as long as she can remember, her mum was there, her

:52:04.:52:08.

biggest fan and inspiration, it is all she wanted to be, was be this,

:52:08.:52:12.

an Olympian, her mum sadly isn't here to see itment she died a few

:52:12.:52:17.

years ago. But her daughter is now an Olympian. I wonder if her mum

:52:17.:52:20.

ever thought she would be fighting for a place in the Olympic final.

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She is now. Getting her leg in. Tcheumeo gets the hips in. You are

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a split second, when you land your grip, you have to the attack

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instinctively. That is that fear some thing, you can seem to be on

:52:40.:52:43.

the attack, the one hunting for glory and suddenly you are on your

:52:43.:52:47.

own backside. It can turn in an instant, with the counters. It is

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all about a waiting game. Waiting for the moment. Getting it right.

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Gemma, she has the sleeve now. Tcheumeo gets the first attack in.

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French have had a long love affair with this sport. Major stars back

:53:13.:53:17.

home, over 500,000 French play regular alreadyly, most of more and

:53:17.:53:23.

will be on the edge of their seats right now. They have had five judo

:53:23.:53:27.

medals to cheer this week. Have they not had enough? Can they not

:53:27.:53:33.

give Great Britain a chance? Five for goodness sake! Gemma needs to

:53:33.:53:41.

get that grip off her head. Does well there getting the hips in.

:53:41.:53:44.

you are uncomfortable in the grip, you need to break out quickly,

:53:44.:53:48.

otherwise you risk getting thrown. She did a good job there, getting

:53:48.:53:58.
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the hips across and breaking the Howey saying that, as soon as you

:54:01.:54:07.

get on the grip, attack. You can't wait, she is saying as soon as you

:54:07.:54:12.

get hole of the sleeve, throw your leg in at the same time. -- hold.

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Fvingsfrpblgts you wait you give your opponent time to defend.

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wonder which was tougher, the Olympic semifinal she fought 12

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years ago on or the one she is involved in sitting on her chair?

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Yeah. Very little she can do the eaffect this one. Tcheumeo in the

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blue, Gemma Gibbons in the white as we approach the half way point of

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first. Right on the edge of the area. She is waiting. Tcheumeo

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dropping down to her knees to get out of trouble. One of the issues

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for Gibbons is when she gets in that position, you can see that she

:55:05.:55:10.

is afraid of what the French woman might throw at her as she tries to

:55:10.:55:15.

dislodge. There is only a split second in it, and it is, waiting

:55:15.:55:20.

for the right moment. But again, Tcheumeo dropping down. You have to

:55:20.:55:26.

move your opponent, with the attack, if you drop to your knees that is a

:55:26.:55:30.

penalty. Referee might be giving that serious thought. Not on this

:55:30.:55:34.

occasion, but the French woman, the World Champion, let us not forget,

:55:34.:55:38.

is treading a fine line here. last minute and Gemma pushing

:55:38.:55:46.

forward. She has a bit round the waist. She goes for the take back.

:55:46.:55:56.
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And this is good. The last two strongly. But hen she will fade

:56:00.:56:04.

into the last part of the fight. Gemma knows that and she will be

:56:04.:56:14.
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while since a nation was so concerned about the right leg of a

:56:23.:56:26.

French woman but every time Gemma Gibbons goes forward you are aware

:56:26.:56:33.

that is spitting out with poison. On the end of it. Gibbons is doing

:56:33.:56:37.

so well. She is trying to dictate the fight again. And again, again

:56:37.:56:42.

the French fighter dropping down without moving her opponent. Gemma

:56:42.:56:52.
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Gibbons needing to make sure she gets her own attacks in. That is

:56:53.:57:03.
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really important that Gibbons does regulation time in this semifinal.

:57:15.:57:25.
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Mate called as the fight goes medal since Barcelona 1992. That is

:57:30.:57:36.

how long it is. Kate Howey's silver. One in 20 years. It is not being

:57:36.:57:42.

greedy to ask for another. Fighting off a bit of French pressure for

:57:42.:57:46.

once and did well to make sure she lan on her front rather than

:57:46.:57:51.

anywhere that might concede a point. Avoided the yuko but it is

:57:51.:57:56.

important that Gemma does get an attack in. Coming forward but she

:57:56.:58:06.
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needs to get the attack in for the world World Champion is sucking up

:58:20.:58:25.

vai -- vapours as well this is how well Gemma Gibbons is doing, they

:58:25.:58:29.

are both exhausted. They both face the biggest 40 seconds of their

:58:29.:58:33.

life so far. Vingsfrpblg Gibbon looking for the technique, he has

:58:33.:58:41.

gone round the waist again. -- she has gone round the waist again. A

:58:41.:58:50.

hint of fear perhaps in those French eyes. Oh. Good attempt

:58:50.:58:58.

though. Gemma Gibbons really fighting this well. Up against the

:58:58.:59:08.
:59:08.:59:08.

World Champion, the current World Champion here. Doing so well. 20

:59:08.:59:15.

seconds left. Are we going to need a golden score, to sort out this

:59:15.:59:25.
:59:25.:59:32.

just turning out. The throw started within the area, it would have

:59:32.:59:37.

counted. The French fighter managing to turn out on to her

:59:37.:59:47.
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most encouraged? I think Gemma Gibbons and did that so well with

:00:04.:00:14.

that last attack. The French woman starting to job to

:00:14.:00:24.
:00:24.:00:39.

description. The first person to make the decisive move will be an

:00:39.:00:49.
:00:49.:01:22.

the pressure. What do your lungs feel like at this stage? They are

:01:22.:01:29.

burning now. Muscles burning, fingers burning. Absolutely. And

:01:29.:01:39.
:01:39.:01:42.

you have to keep thinking even though you're so tired. So close!

:01:42.:01:48.

Just abrading the clutches of the Britain.

:01:48.:01:58.
:01:58.:02:26.

She is taking the risk, she went Gemma Gibbons. She is Euan Burton's

:02:26.:02:34.

partner. Resolve how he reacted to the bruises the Olympics can

:02:34.:02:44.
:02:44.:03:08.

inflict. To concede the ippon you the French woman does not have a

:03:08.:03:18.
:03:18.:03:45.

lot left in the tank. -- telling bridge has been broken in glorious

:03:45.:03:54.

fashion! It has been a dozen years since a British judo player has

:03:54.:04:04.
:04:04.:04:06.

been able to do that. She is into the final. She has just

:04:06.:04:16.
:04:16.:04:22.

beaten the world champion. The British women continued to

:04:22.:04:27.

provide brilliant medal moments at these Olympics. And there is still

:04:27.:04:32.

one more fight to go but she deserves to enjoy this moment.

:04:32.:04:42.
:04:42.:04:46.

has just had the victory of her career. Fantastic judo, spectacular.

:04:46.:04:54.

She goes for it. She gets in front and what a brilliant throw. An

:04:54.:05:04.
:05:04.:05:06.

ippon. An emphatic ippon. British judo has travelled all around the

:05:06.:05:10.

world, to Athens, to Beijing, looking for somebody to succeed

:05:10.:05:15.

Kate Howey way. The girl they needed to find was living on the

:05:15.:05:20.

other side of the Thames from where she has just secured her place in

:05:20.:05:30.
:05:30.:05:33.

the Olympic final. After all the headlines, the squad being

:05:33.:05:38.

criticised so publicly, just put that into perspective? I think that

:05:38.:05:46.

has put it into perspective. Gemma Gibbons has just done that. That

:05:46.:05:52.

was the best performance of the tournament. British judo has an

:05:52.:05:56.

tournament. British judo has an Olympic finalist!

:05:56.:06:01.

It is as silver for now but of course Gemma Gibbons gets the

:06:01.:06:05.

chance to fight for the gold medal against Kayla Harrison of the

:06:05.:06:14.

United States. We are not quite sure when that will be exactly. But

:06:14.:06:19.

fantastic scenes down there and it has been along time coming. British

:06:19.:06:29.
:06:29.:06:30.

judo has been in the doldrums. It was only one medal before that

:06:31.:06:37.

and a huge relief for all judo players in the country. Peter

:06:37.:06:42.

Wilson going in about seven or eight minutes time in the double

:06:42.:06:52.
:06:52.:06:53.

traps shooting. But just time to drop in now to another part of the

:06:53.:07:03.
:07:03.:07:05.

ExCel Arena. Great British boxers brought home one medal in Beijing.

:07:05.:07:12.

The gold for James DeGale. Today Anthony Ogogo starts his bid to

:07:12.:07:19.

succeed James DeGale. He has had an huge leap up time just to be here

:07:19.:07:24.

after shoulder surgery. But he is a big time performer and he will have

:07:24.:07:29.

to be because he finds himself up against the reigning world champion

:07:29.:07:36.

against the reigning world champion from the Ukraine.

:07:36.:07:42.

The only person that matters here is Anthony Ogogo. Can he would

:07:42.:07:47.

stand what will be the three most torrid moments of his boxing

:07:47.:07:57.
:07:57.:07:57.

career? A good left hand from Anthony Ogogo.

:07:57.:08:04.

He has to keep his opponent off balance. Just counter attack and

:08:04.:08:14.
:08:14.:08:16.

try to push him back a little bit. How is his stamina going to last?

:08:17.:08:26.
:08:27.:08:28.

Good right hand from Anthony Ogogo. And he has got him again.

:08:28.:08:36.

The lovely left hook round the corner. The judges could not have

:08:36.:08:46.
:08:46.:08:52.

missed that one. Two and three shots, then moved the feet.

:08:52.:09:00.

Again Anthony Ogogo in first with that right hand. His opponent

:09:00.:09:06.

getting a little bit frustrated. That will give him just a few

:09:07.:09:16.
:09:17.:09:20.

seconds rest and he needed that. Into the last half of what has been

:09:20.:09:25.

a pulsating contest. One of the best contests we have seen it so

:09:25.:09:35.
:09:35.:09:37.

far. Anthony Ogogo must run. His opponent is not burn to let him of

:09:37.:09:47.
:09:47.:09:51.

the book. He is caught again. One minute to go. Come on, Anthony,

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do not let this one slip. He is tiring and this machines from

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the Ukraine is coming storming forward.

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Keep him at bay. Keep him at bay and then it moved.

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What a racket, what a performance from Anthony Ogogo.

:10:20.:10:25.

And what has since agent this would be if he could hang on to win this.

:10:25.:10:35.
:10:35.:10:39.

It is so close. -- sensation. He needs to score with a couple of

:10:39.:10:49.
:10:49.:10:57.

shots. The Ukrainian coming forward. Good food work from Anthony Ogogo.

:10:57.:11:07.
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And stabbing laughter from the Ukrainian. -- stabbing foot work.

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There is not very much in this. What a task for the judges. What a

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performance from Anthony Ogogo. Whatever happens, he has raised his

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status in world amateur boxing by leaked and bronze. -- leaps and

:11:27.:11:37.

bounds. His coaches very proud of their man.

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He put in a fantastic display against the best middleweight in

:11:41.:11:49.

the world. This Ukrainian boxer was relentless.

:11:49.:11:54.

This is where he just let himself down a little bit, staying on at

:11:54.:12:00.

the ropes for a split second too long. But a tremendous display of

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guts and courage. What a contest! What a performance

:12:10.:12:18.

from Anthony Ogogo. The crowd gathering their breath. Gathering

:12:18.:12:28.
:12:28.:12:29.

their hopes. The Ukrainian reckons he has done enough in the last

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:12:39.:12:40.

round. They've really are taking their time. I would not be

:12:40.:12:50.
:12:50.:12:51.

surprised if this was scored level. They'd take the scores from all

:12:52.:12:56.

five judges and add them up. I think that is what the delay is

:12:56.:13:06.
:13:06.:13:14.

going to be. It is a little bit frustrating for everyone. It is

:13:14.:13:24.
:13:24.:13:27.

literally either way. It is so close. If he beats this fellow you

:13:27.:13:35.

would fancy Anthony Ogogo to go on and do what James DeGale did.

:13:35.:13:45.
:13:45.:13:47.

I think it is going to go to cut back. -- count back. This is the

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most extraordinary drama that we have seen here in terms of waiting

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for the scorers. Has Anthony Ogogo been good enough

:14:01.:14:11.
:14:11.:14:13.

to upset the world number one? Ladies and gentlemen, the judges

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have scored level and we go to count down.

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He has got it! He has beaten the world number one! They went to

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count back. The five judges are asked to dress either of the Red or

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the blue button and they have come out in favour of Anthony Ogogo!

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That is the upset of this tournament so far. That was for his

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dear mother. He has beaten the world champion. Anthony Ogogo, a

:15:02.:15:12.
:15:12.:15:13.

What an afternoon for Anthony Ogogo and British sport. Eight a huge

:15:13.:15:17.

upset in the middleweight division. A fantastic effort from the man

:15:17.:15:23.

from Norfolk. Look at the seams down here. Six out of six for the

:15:23.:15:31.

British boxers so far -- look at the seams. As I has -- had said,

:15:31.:15:34.

I've got a good feeling. We have a guaranteed silver from a German

:15:35.:15:40.

Gibbons in the judo mat - Germaine Gibbons. And we might upgrade that

:15:40.:15:46.

because we are heading for the double trap shooting for the men.

:15:46.:15:52.

It was a goal for Richard Faulds, but all eyes are on Pippa Wilson.

:15:52.:16:02.
:16:02.:16:10.

He qualified in -- on Pippa Wilson. qualification. -- Wilson. He is

:16:10.:16:17.

three shots clear of the field. The trio who took the gold, silver and

:16:17.:16:21.

bronze in Beijing have all failed to reach this final. They were

:16:21.:16:26.

expected to provide the sternest opposition, along with the world No.

:16:26.:16:33.

1 from the USA, but he also failed in the qualification, finishing in

:16:33.:16:40.

16th position. This is possibly, despite the fact he qualified in

:16:40.:16:46.

4th, probably the main danger to Wilson. But he has missed the

:16:46.:16:53.

target, one of these two targets early on. He shot impeccably this

:16:53.:17:00.

morning, certainly in the last stage against the Russian. Good

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:17:11.:17:19.

shooting at from the Kuwaiti clay used -- the clays are

:17:19.:17:23.

travelling at 100 mph. There is a roar of approval from the crowd at

:17:23.:17:28.

the Royal Artillery Barracks because that was to out of two from

:17:28.:17:38.
:17:38.:18:07.

Wilson with his first two targets. for him. Pippa Wilson is a great

:18:07.:18:13.

story. His UK funding was cut in 2009. He was working as a waiter in

:18:13.:18:23.
:18:23.:18:23.

a pub before he was picked up a member -- by a member of the Royal

:18:23.:18:27.

Saudi Arabian family. After that he was looking to start a coaching

:18:27.:18:33.

career. But then at the two men combined, and they hope that the

:18:33.:18:43.
:18:43.:19:12.

right, ends up on the left-hand side after falling on -- falling

:19:12.:19:22.
:19:22.:19:29.

finalist here is by 13 years. Aside from the two Russians, the other

:19:29.:19:36.

competitors are old enough to be his father. He has missed both of

:19:36.:19:43.

them there, I think. A double red flag for the Kuwaiti shooter. So

:19:43.:19:53.
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that is one of their closest But Peter Wilson is still in pole

:19:57.:20:07.
:20:07.:20:15.

His score is now 149. If he gets 48 out of 50, he is certain of the

:20:15.:20:20.

gold, no matter what anyone else does in this final. And so far he

:20:20.:20:30.
:20:30.:20:52.

qualification, a long way behind Peter Wilson. Almost uncatchable by

:20:52.:21:02.
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Now up to 148. But providing he can keep making two out of two, Peter

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Wilson is keeping the other at arm's length. The man from

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Dorchester or, his first Olympics, but his world ranking is number two.

:21:39.:21:44.

He has really come to prominence in the last 12 months or so. He set a

:21:44.:21:49.

new Finals world record of 198 in Arizona at a World Cup event this

:21:49.:21:54.

year. He is one of the favourites coming into the competition. But he

:21:54.:21:58.

must have been surprised and delighted to see those that he

:21:58.:22:01.

probably thought were his main competitors for by the wayside in

:22:01.:22:11.
:22:11.:22:16.

qualification. -- fall by the say I thought the Russian would be

:22:16.:22:19.

the main challenger to Peter Wilson but he has already missed a couple

:22:19.:22:27.

of targets in the opening two sets. The Kuwaiti has recovered his

:22:27.:22:33.

composure. That was after missing both targets a couple of rounds ago.

:22:33.:22:37.

A 100% record so far for the Russian, and that continues. So he

:22:37.:22:41.

is the man at the moment he was keeping up the pressure on Great

:22:41.:22:51.
:22:51.:23:30.

missed one. He has missed one of the two there, so his lead is cut.

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Cut down to two points, although at the moment the computer is saying

:23:34.:23:38.

he has a three-shot lead. The main scoreboard says he has a two-shot

:23:39.:23:48.
:23:49.:23:59.

lead. But I am pretty certain that by 13 years. He got into

:23:59.:24:03.

competitive shooting almost by accident, really. Although he did

:24:03.:24:09.

shoot from the age of eight, and really focused on it properly. When

:24:09.:24:14.

he was 13 he had a serious snowboarding injury which prevented

:24:14.:24:18.

him playing his two main lovers of cricket and squash. But he found

:24:18.:24:26.

himself to be a dab hand at shooting. He definitely did not hit

:24:26.:24:31.

the target with one of those previous two, so he's lead is cut

:24:31.:24:41.
:24:41.:25:07.

has missed one. That opens the door for Peter Wilson to regain his

:25:07.:25:13.

three points advantage, and he does just that. 154 is the score for

:25:13.:25:23.
:25:23.:25:24.

Peter Wilson. 151 for the Russian. 150 for the Kuwaiti. 149 for the

:25:25.:25:34.
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Swede. The rest on one for eight. - of the two targets, so his court

:25:40.:25:50.
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the men closest to Wilson that he must be wary of. Again, the Russian

:26:00.:26:07.

has missed the target and his score moves just on to the mark of 150.

:26:07.:26:17.
:26:17.:26:25.

And his challenge is just petering within one of Wilson, but Wilson

:26:25.:26:35.
:26:35.:26:43.

score. Four ahead of the Kuwaiti. At this stage, he is virtually

:26:43.:26:49.

guaranteed a medal, but he wants gold. So, of course, do the home

:26:49.:26:54.

nation, Great Britain, looking for a third gold medal of the Olympic

:26:54.:27:01.

Games. Restart the round again with the Hungarian. -- we start the

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round. He was a surprise qualifier in his first Olympics, at the age

:27:06.:27:16.
:27:16.:27:28.

shot a maximum in the finals, but neither will do so today. Although

:27:28.:27:31.

he probably needed to if he was going to get into the gold medal

:27:31.:27:40.

position. The total needed for Wilson will have diminished now,

:27:40.:27:50.
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because all the athletes have threat to Peter Wilson, who steps

:27:52.:27:57.

up to the centre point of the range. Excellent shooting again from

:27:57.:28:05.

Wilson, taking him to 158. And he is closing in, slowly but surely,

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 49 seconds

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particularly at the speeds they are is the Kuwaiti, shooting now, he

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was the chief -- who is the chief threat. The Russian her shot very

:29:06.:29:14.

well. And indeed throughout the competition. He continues out there.

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They were all for him, and an arm in the air, but Peter Russell

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Wilson takes his total up to 160, striking the targets twice.

:29:28.:29:32.

Remember, these targets are moving away all of the time, so only a

:29:32.:29:42.
:29:42.:29:59.

limited time in double trap outdoor range. Parts of which in

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terms of the press areas is are Flooded because of the rains we had

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earlier. Turned into sunny afternoon. Wind speed fairly light,

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so good conditions for the men's double trap final here at the Royal

:30:20.:30:30.
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Artillery Barracks. Aldeehani to 159. Wilson, 160. With these two

:30:39.:30:42.

targets still to come. He has missed one! He has missed the

:30:42.:30:51.

second there. So he moves on the 161 but his lead now has been cut,

:30:51.:31:01.
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from three, to two. Over Mosin. And They were Firth and sixth plate

:31:25.:31:29.

qualifiers. They have been shooting pretty well. Dahlby is the only

:31:29.:31:35.

chuter with a 100 percent record in this final so far. Consequently, he

:31:35.:31:41.

is starting to move up the rankings in terms of the outsiders. Too far

:31:41.:31:51.
:31:51.:32:02.

here, he ties with Peter Wilson. He is urging the crowd to give him a

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bit of support, but that is for long hope, because 90% of the

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audyns are rooting for Peter Wilson, who nervously hits both targets to

:32:13.:32:23.
:32:23.:32:48.

continue with his two shot lead. who has lost his way just a little

:32:48.:32:53.

bit in the final. And he has missed another target there, missed the

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two clays as well. Just wondering if the pressure is getting to all

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the shooters. Not just the gold medal position of course, the

:33:18.:33:23.

medals up for grabs, the Russian again Mosin asking for the crowd

:33:23.:33:28.

support. Peter Wilson, you will hear the roar there, 165 now, for

:33:28.:33:38.
:33:38.:33:38.

Peter Wilson. 163 for Mosin. And Aldeehani 161. Along with Dahlby.

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So Peter Wilson of Great Britain has a two shot lead, as we enter

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the closing stages now, of the men's double trap here at the Royal

:33:48.:33:54.

Artillery Barracks. Two shot lead over Mosin, and a four shot lead

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over Aldeehani and Dahlby, who is with two out of two. Aldeehani. --

:34:25.:34:35.
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Fokeev. Split second between the two shots. Moss listen want to keep

:34:35.:34:40.

up the pressure here, on Peter Wilson of Great Britain. And his

:34:40.:34:50.
:34:50.:34:54.

missed the second of the two clays there. So his lead now is cut to

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just the one point. Wilson on 166. Mosin on 165. Aldeehani 163 and

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Dahlby 162. Just a pause while we order of shoots never changes in

:35:21.:35:25.

the trap final. Bognar will always start. Dahlby even though he has

:35:25.:35:33.

moved up the order a bit. He will go second. Having qualified second

:35:33.:35:43.
:35:43.:36:04.

Britain's gold medal him pick hopes. Mosin with two out of two. He keeps

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appealing for support. I think he is wasting his time! This is man

:36:10.:36:15.

that virtually everybody wants to win, he shoots two out of two to

:36:15.:36:20.

maintain his advantage, so Wilson with 168. Mosin of Russia with 167.

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 49 seconds

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Aldeehani of Kuwait, 165 and Dahlby takes his score on to 167. Which is

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where Mosin starts. Just the first position right of centre. Two out

:37:22.:37:27.

of to for him. Momentarily. He goes into the lead with 169. Peter

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Wilson though, with two out of two. And he is now back in the lead, on

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170. We have 20 shots to go, in the men's double trap final. So Peter

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Wilson has a one shot lead, over Vasily Mosin, and a three shot lead

:37:50.:38:00.
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over Aldeehani of queue wait. -- shooters but Aldeehani missed the

:38:29.:38:33.

second target there. This is Mosin. In second place, only a point

:38:33.:38:38.

behind Great Britain's Peter Wilson now. And he has missed. He has

:38:38.:38:42.

missed, with his second shot there, missed the second clay. And this

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gives Peter Wilson a chance to open up the lead again to two points and

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that is an opportunity that he has not wasted. So it's a two point

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lead again for Peter Wilson at the end of that round. 18 shots

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remaining. 172 to Wilson, 170 now to Mosin. Third, joint third

:39:07.:39:15.

Aldeehani and Dahlby, on 168. Bognar was one behind, hits two out

:39:15.:39:25.
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certainly bronze, possibly silver, the Kuwaiti, now it is Mosin, still

:39:50.:39:56.

the closest challenger to Wilson, and he has missed again. He missed

:39:56.:40:02.

with the first shot there. And Wilson makes his pay, because

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Wilson has got his lead back out to three again, we are back where we

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started. After qualification. Peter Wilson of Great Britain leads by

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three. But of course we are much closer now to the end of the men's

:40:19.:40:25.

double trap competition. Just 16 shots to go, and a three point lead

:40:25.:40:35.
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for the home favourite Peter Wilson score up to 172. Mosin has missed

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:41:22.:41:28.

with two of his last three shots. to feel the pressure too. A bit of

:41:28.:41:38.
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only one behind, but Peter Wilson had the two shots in hand, two out

:41:49.:41:56.

of two, 14 shots to go. He is 14 shots from a gold medal, or

:41:56.:42:06.
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Bognar once more. Hungarian makes Fokeev of Russia now, shoots two

:42:36.:42:44.

out of two. And they will keep going like this, until they get to

:42:44.:42:54.
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the 50 clays, only 14 shots to go. 12 om of them and Peter Wilson,

:42:54.:42:59.

just needs to keep hitting one both targets. One missed there by Mosin.

:42:59.:43:05.

And this could let him in again. And it has. He has opened up a four

:43:05.:43:14.

point lead now. Peter Wilson, 178, and Vasily Mosin one 17 -- 174, the

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same as Aldeehani of Kuwait. So it's a pour point lead for Peter

:43:19.:43:24.

Wilson and the shots are running out, and at the moment, it looks

:43:24.:43:30.

like Great Britain are going to win their third gold medal of the

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London 2012 Olympics. Bognar of Hungary shoots two out of two.

:43:40.:43:47.

Peter Wilson has just missed three so far, in this final. 48 would

:43:47.:43:54.

have guaranteed him gold. Just a maximum he the he can get is 47 but

:43:54.:43:57.

it doesn't matter as other people have missed as well. Aldeehani has

:43:57.:44:07.
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missed four times. That is two out his score up to 176. He is two

:44:24.:44:28.

behind Wilson but Wilson has the two shots in hand and it is two out

:44:28.:44:35.

of two for Wilson, he is a maximum of ten shots away from the gold

:44:35.:44:41.

medal. Peter Wilson. He won the 2006 European junior Championships,

:44:41.:44:47.

having only started shooting competitively four months

:44:47.:44:50.

previously. Since then the last six years have been a tale of success

:44:50.:44:54.

for Peter Wilson but this would cap everything. Bognar has missed the

:44:54.:45:04.
:45:04.:45:10.

second of the two targets there, very well in this final. The best

:45:10.:45:15.

shooter in the final, just missing one target, which might get him a

:45:15.:45:19.

monks below a ranking of medals but it will not get in the gold. But it

:45:19.:45:24.

will not get him the gold, because it has the name of Peter Robert

:45:24.:45:32.

Russell Wilson of Great Britain on it. 10 shots are left for Mosin of

:45:32.:45:40.

Russia and Wilson of Great Britain. And a four shot lead. Cut down to

:45:40.:45:46.

two, but they are in hand for Wilson. And he has missed them

:45:46.:45:53.

both! He has missed them both! Absolutely incredible. His lead has

:45:53.:46:01.

been cut from four to two, half in jest that set of shops. -- in just

:46:01.:46:08.

that set of shots. He must be feeling the pressure. Most

:46:08.:46:12.

uncharacteristic. A wry shake of the head of a camera from Pippa

:46:12.:46:22.
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Wilson. Bognar has missed the trying to chase Peter Wilson. He is

:46:48.:46:57.

level with him now. Wilson has two shots in hand. That is after Mosin

:46:57.:47:03.

and Wilson have shot here. Then it will just be six shots remaining.

:47:03.:47:11.

And Mosin has missed one. Vassily Mosin has missed. This is where he

:47:11.:47:17.

needs to step up to the plate, and he has done! Peter Wilson, two out

:47:17.:47:21.

of two. It is spectacular when you hit the middle. All of the powder

:47:21.:47:26.

coming out of the clay, and the expectant galleries now know he is

:47:26.:47:33.

closing in on a gold medal for Great Britain. It is Aldeehani of

:47:33.:47:40.

Kuwait in second position. He is ranked No. 12 and the world. -- in

:47:40.:47:44.

the world. I am sure he is pleased to just reach the final, but now he

:47:44.:47:51.

is the man, the main man, in terms of chasing down Peter Wilson. Only

:47:51.:47:58.

six shots remaining. And his lead over Aldeehani is two, the lead

:47:58.:48:08.
:48:08.:48:25.

been excellent in this final, by the way. Just one target missed.

:48:25.:48:33.

Fokeev, two out of two for the Russian. The Kuwaiti, Aldeehani, is

:48:33.:48:39.

Peter Wilson's closest challenger, just two behind him. He takes a

:48:39.:48:49.
:48:49.:48:53.

these are the first two. And he has missed! He has missed with the

:48:53.:49:00.

first one. That helps Peter Wilson's caused no end. Vassily

:49:00.:49:10.
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Mosin, on at 179. He hits both and is up to 181, but as it is,

:49:11.:49:18.

Aldeehani, can Peter Wilson open up an advantage? 184. He is three in

:49:18.:49:24.

the lead over those two, but only two in the lead over Dahlby. But

:49:24.:49:34.
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very few shops remaining. -- shots. Just four to go. Peter Wilson's

:49:35.:49:45.
:49:45.:49:53.

His total is 180 with two to go. This man is now the main threat to

:49:53.:50:03.
:50:03.:50:04.

Peter Wilson. Dahlby of Sweden. He has missed just once in the final.

:50:04.:50:10.

And he maintains the pressure on Wilson, because he goes to 184, the

:50:10.:50:18.

same as Wilson. But Wilson has two shots in hand. Dahlby with just two

:50:18.:50:28.
:50:28.:50:40.

is Mosin of Russia. But the bottom line is that if Peter Wilson hits

:50:40.:50:46.

both here, he cannot lose in this final. And that he's an almighty

:50:46.:50:54.

roar going up! He hasn't won it yet, not quite, because macro darts --

:50:54.:51:01.

Dahlby hits both targets, and Wilson misses both, it would go to

:51:01.:51:06.

a shoot off. This is the last round of the men's double trap as the

:51:06.:51:12.

sunshine breaks out at the Royal Artillery Barracks and Great

:51:12.:51:17.

Britain stand on the edge of a gold medal at their home Olympics. This

:51:17.:51:23.

is Dahlby. If he misses either of these... But he hasn't. He is up to

:51:23.:51:29.

186, the same score as Wilson. Now it is a Fokeev of Russia, he is too

:51:29.:51:39.
:51:39.:51:50.

far behind. What he does here does up to 185. Mosin, two would take

:51:50.:51:55.

him up to 185, and he has got them, but Peter Wilson needs these

:51:55.:52:01.

targets to win gold for Great Britain. And he does it! Peter

:52:01.:52:07.

Wilson has done it! He has won gold. He sinks to his knees. He has won

:52:07.:52:10.

gold for Great Britain, the third gold medal of the game for the host

:52:10.:52:15.

nation. He held his nerve brilliantly, Peter Wilson, and the

:52:15.:52:20.

crowd here at the Royal Artillery Barracks rise to salute this 25-

:52:20.:52:26.

year-old from Dorset. Olympic gold in the men's double trap at the age

:52:26.:52:31.

of just 25. He is a giant of a man, six foot six inches tall. You

:52:31.:52:36.

almost feel at times he could touch out and reached the clays. He has

:52:37.:52:44.

such a height advantage. Delight for Great Britain. Another gold,

:52:44.:52:50.

and well done to Peter Wilson. His full name is up there, Peter Robert,

:52:51.:53:00.
:53:01.:53:06.

Dahlby, and Vassily Mosin will go into weight shoot-out with

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Aldeehani of Kuwait -- into a shoot-out. So there will still be

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some more drama to come here at the Royal Artillery Barracks. Peter

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Wilson has won gold for Great 5th sensational victory for Peter

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Wilson, and the final was full of suspense. The 25-year-old son of a

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Dorset farmer. He is trained by a Saudi prince who put all of his

:53:38.:53:43.

face and training in our shooter. An extraordinary story. We will get

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more reaction from Peter in a moment, but what her afternoon for

:53:47.:53:54.

British sport. We will be fighting for gold in the judo around 2pm,

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but there are two British pairs in the canoe slalom, very good medal

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chances. They were the 6th fastest of the qualifiers, and we will

:54:06.:54:16.
:54:16.:54:19.

enjoy the final in the company of Bailey and Etty and start getting

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bronze medallist in the European Championships a couple of years ago.

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Ranked sixth in the world, coming into the the Olympic Games, they

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were always going to challenge, but this could be a medal run for Great

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Britain, just looking a bit slow there, getting through 13. Making

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it OK, without penalties, through 2 .14 and beyond, and Helen Reeves,

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you have joined me, this is an encouraging run from Baillie and

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stot. They will want to make sure they can maintain their speed. If

:55:28.:55:32.

they pick up any penalties. That is a fastest split, the second split

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they have had as they spin away from 18. This is one of the

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trickiest parts of the course. Up stream they go, through 19. Helen

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Reeves is nodding her approval. This is looking good for Great

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Britain. One up stream gate to go. Tight in and you see Etienne

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putting the power down as they turn about, back down, one gate to go.

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Great Britain are flying here, no penalties whatsoever. Bailey and

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stoth through the finish line -- Etienne Stott and that is the

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fastest time we have seen thon Olympic course so far in the C2

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Olympic course so far in the C2 competition. Absolutely brilliant.

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Fantastic start for the British pair, now the Chinese and the

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Polish pair who went next were slower, both incurred penaltys so

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three pairs remaining and among them David Florence and Richard

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Hounslow they qualified fastest, they will be going last. It is

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they will be going last. It is building up beautifully. Back we go.

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France have been talking about this pair for a long, long time. They

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were the fastest in the heat, still not as fast as Bailey and Etienne

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Stott. Nevertheless an accomplished pair indeed. They have got away to

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a start. They see them putting the power down, where they can, lifting

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the nose over the wave before gate eight. They rup on the split. As we

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know, and we have said so many times there is a lot of time to be

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lost in that middle section. They are going well for France, they are

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a bit stuck there, Helen. And the man at the front there, he is

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driving that boat forward. Good steering from Peche. The second

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split time will give us a good idea as to what is happening. Excellent

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execution of the last gate. Can they do the same on gate 16? They

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are in tight and they are away again. We are heading to the second

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be watching carefully. The French are 1.63 seconds ahead, but they

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did get stuck there. They were all over the place. They lost a bit of

:57:56.:58:03.

time, but still, the Frenchman at the front driving them forward.

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this is going to be tight. They need to keep this. The last part,

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because they have 82nd penalty. big cheer goes up from the

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grandstand, and you can blame them. This is all about Great Britain

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hanging on in their -- who can blame them? Tim Baillie and Etienne

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Stott have a medal for Great Britain. They are in second place,

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and they do not know whether they have won a medal. But Tim Baillie

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and Etienne Stott have won at least a bronze medal for the British team,

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their first medal. It might not be their last, you know, because we

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still have Richard Hounslow and David France at the start life. --

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start line. That was a nerve tingling moment as the two guys

:58:57.:59:01.

threatened the British all the way down, and in just the last few

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gates they picked up at two second penalty and it was all gone.

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course is relentless. There is moving all the way to the finish,

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and you have to make sure you get through every single one of the

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gates, the 23 gates on the course and the British pairing were the

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only ones to go down cleanly. you think it was an advantage with

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them going down first? Well, I think they had their eyes on

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something special either way. two guys, the two men in the boat,

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the Slovakian twins. The best paddlers, not just of their

:59:39.:59:44.

generation, but of any generation. They are going for a 4th

:59:44.:59:54.
:59:54.:59:57.

only in gate three as they drop into four. There is a better start

:59:57.:00:00.

than they had in the semifinal where they had a two second penalty.

:00:00.:00:05.

They will look to drive the boat between seven and eight before they

:00:05.:00:10.

drop down. They are off on the split so far. Almost a second. 0.93.

:00:10.:00:13.

Well, I am not saying it is effortless but they are so well

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tuned in together, in terms of technique. Coming out of ten.

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Across the Edy, and this is looking very good for the Hochschorner

:00:23.:00:27.

brother, they are a bit stuck there on the stopper. They might have

:00:27.:00:32.

lost a bit of time. They are tight in and out of gate 13. They look to

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lift the nose through the wave before 14 which was done very well.

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Drop down the wave in 15 and now drive into the up stream gate.

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Tight on the pole. Driving those blades into the water. They never

:00:45.:00:50.

seem to get anxious, they have picked up a two second penalty. And

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they are behind Bailey an -- Bailey and Stott. The Hochschorner twins

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are never been beaten, in an Olympic final. They are losing time

:01:00.:01:04.

there. Having to drive back up stream, up through 19, now can they

:01:04.:01:09.

pick up that lost time? On Baillie and Stott of Great Britain? They

:01:09.:01:14.

are still looking cool. They are having to chase the time of Baillie

:01:14.:01:19.

and Stott. There is two gates the go. They punch through the wave at

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22. It is is going to be close. It is not. Bale laind Stott have a

:01:26.:01:32.

Silver Medal. -- Baillie and Stott have a silver medal. The stadium is

:01:32.:01:40.

going potty here. Etienne Stott and Tim Baillie probably can't believe

:01:40.:01:43.

what has happened here. If anybody was going to beat them, it was

:01:43.:01:46.

going to be the Hochschorner brothers, going for a fourth gold

:01:46.:01:53.

medal in a row. To set themselves up as the greatest paddling pair in

:01:53.:01:56.

history. One of the great Olympian teams in history as well, but it

:01:56.:02:01.

didn't happen, and that means the there is only one pair now can

:02:02.:02:05.

prevent Tim Baillie and Etienne Stott from winning the gold medal.

:02:05.:02:10.

Guess what, they are British. this now means this is going to be

:02:10.:02:14.

our first Olympic Gold, because in canoe slalom Great Britain have

:02:15.:02:19.

never won an Olympic Gold, so the question is will it be Baillie and

:02:19.:02:25.

Stott or Florence and Hounslow. nay can reproduce the performance

:02:25.:02:29.

they set in the semifinals, it was a beautiful performance, it wasn't

:02:29.:02:34.

as fast as Baillie and Stott but it was clean. So here we go, this

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could be real British history here. David Florence already a silver

:02:40.:02:44.

medallist from four years ago in Beijing in the C1 event and Richard

:02:44.:02:50.

Hounslow. And they are chasing the time by their friends and training

:02:50.:02:54.

partners, Tim Baillie and Etienne Stott who currently lead this C2

:02:54.:02:58.

final. Keeping it tight round the poles there, David Leaning off gate

:02:58.:03:02.

four. Setting up the line from seven to eight. Richard having to

:03:02.:03:07.

duck off gate eight. They are up 1.01 on the split. But they will

:03:07.:03:12.

have to maintain it through the most difficult parts of the course.

:03:12.:03:15.

Etienne and Tim went brilliantly from this point forward and they

:03:15.:03:20.

have certainly lost a bit of time there. Coming out of ten. This is

:03:20.:03:27.

where Baillie and Stott really won it, I think. Set the fastest time

:03:27.:03:31.

so far, Florence and Hounslow a bit untidy, would have lost a lot of

:03:31.:03:35.

time but not enough to push them below the Hochschorners at the

:03:35.:03:40.

moment. We see the next split time. What shape are the British pair in?

:03:40.:03:43.

Florence and Hounslow have got to keep it together. Working hard

:03:43.:03:47.

together on the exit of gate 16 and 17, they will be tight to the split

:03:47.:03:53.

of Bailey and Stott and they are. They rup on the split. This would

:03:53.:03:59.

be an incredible performance, they have shown immense promise all year,

:03:59.:04:02.

that was brilliant coming up to the gate. Everybody is cheering,

:04:02.:04:07.

everybody in the commentary area is screaming here. For David Florence

:04:07.:04:12.

and Richard Hounslow. Going up through 21. One stroke, two stroke,

:04:12.:04:17.

out into the middle of the course. Two to go. No fault. This could be

:04:17.:04:22.

gold and silver for Great Britain. Can David Florence and Richard

:04:22.:04:30.

Hounslow win it? Oh, my goodness, they have got a Silver Medal. There

:04:30.:04:40.
:04:40.:04:40.

are the Olympic champions. A last medallist. In the last event. A

:04:40.:04:44.

first medallist in the last event. What am I talking about? We don't

:04:44.:04:51.

just get one, we get two medals. Absolutely incredible, and in the

:04:51.:04:55.

process, they have beaten the greatest competitors of all time in

:04:55.:05:01.

this event. The Hochschorner twins, from Slovakia, who would have

:05:01.:05:06.

believed it before today. Wonderful, wonderful stuff. That is a real

:05:06.:05:12.

shot in the arm, not just for these gentlemen but for the whole of

:05:12.:05:15.

British canoeing, the British canoeing union will be totally

:05:15.:05:20.

delighted, what a lovely moment as well, for the men who just finished

:05:20.:05:27.

there. David Florence of course didn't make the final of his event.

:05:27.:05:31.

Neither did Richard Hounslow but they have picked up a Silver Medal

:05:31.:05:38.

here and we can celebrate a gold and silver and our latest Olympic

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champions, Tim Baillie and Stott Stott. Wonderful, wonderful stuff

:05:43.:05:47.

here. -- Etienne Stott. Wonderful stuff here Attlee valley. I am

:05:47.:05:52.

speechless. I can't believe what has happened out there. Canoe

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slalom's first ever gold medal and the first medal for canoe for the

:05:56.:06:01.

C2 category, and two gold medals, we, sorry, two medal, we always

:06:01.:06:05.

knew with two boats in this final, the odds were good, but the odds

:06:05.:06:12.

have proven to be very very good. We are fumbling over our words

:06:12.:06:20.

because it is sum a fabulous moment. -- such. I think the whole of the

:06:21.:06:26.

coach coaching team will be in the LeeValley arena before too long.

:06:26.:06:32.

This is what dreams are made of, and this is what makes Olympic

:06:32.:06:38.

competition very special indeed. Absolutely. Raise astonishing. I

:06:38.:06:43.

mentioned the sluice gates opening, well, a trickle of medals is now a

:06:43.:06:47.

raging torrent, look at this. Great Britain catapulting themselves up

:06:47.:06:52.

to fifth place, on the medal table, four golds, four silver, four

:06:52.:06:57.

bronze medal so far. What an afternoon at the Lee Valley

:06:57.:07:02.

Whitewater Centre. Let us get the reaction with Jonathan Edwards, an

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amazing hour there. I have David and Richard alongside me. Olympic

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silver medallist, I can hardly put into word what is this is like?

:07:12.:07:16.

That was the most difficult start line we have sat on. Going off last,

:07:16.:07:20.

it wasn't easy, we knew the times were going well, but we had to try

:07:20.:07:25.

and focus on our own run, we did it. We put in a good run. We were

:07:25.:07:29.

pleased. We were on the wrong side. But you know, to win an Olympic

:07:29.:07:34.

medal, we are certainly not disappointed. It is fantastic, you

:07:34.:07:38.

know, sitting on the start line there, we knew that Great Britain

:07:38.:07:43.

had a gold medal, basically, which on its own was fantastick, we are,

:07:43.:07:50.

you know, one team, it is all about Team GB but we wanted to put a

:07:50.:07:53.

result in, and we attacked it hard all the way down, it was probably

:07:53.:07:57.

just a sprint to the finish, just a bit there, and then, you know, that

:07:57.:08:01.

is the difference between Olympic champions and silver medallist, but

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you know, it is fantastick. Brilliant. You talk about Olympic

:08:05.:08:11.

champion, let us bring them in. Sorry to shuffle you out of the way.

:08:11.:08:18.

Keep closer. This is amazing. You are the Olympic champions. It is

:08:18.:08:22.

weird. It doesn't seem quite like that is what could be happening,

:08:22.:08:26.

but this morning, we did known what could happen. It could have been a

:08:27.:08:32.

disaster and now it's a dream, and, oh, I don't know... I don't think

:08:32.:08:36.

surreal covers it. It is incredible. I was really happy, we are going to

:08:36.:08:40.

be in the top six when we made the final and then thought if we could

:08:40.:08:44.

finish fourth that could be cool, we could have the result as Nick

:08:44.:08:50.

our coach got in Sydney. To win is mad, and for these boys to finish

:08:50.:08:55.

second, I don't know. Slalom race, and that has made up for it. There

:08:55.:08:59.

has been huge pressure on the team, the first few days didn't go so

:08:59.:09:03.

bell, to come out and do this shows huge heart. We did feel the

:09:03.:09:08.

pressure. I am not sure what these guys felt. I felt we needed snog go

:09:08.:09:11.

right today. We needed to get boats in the finals and we have strong

:09:11.:09:17.

boats. These guys and us, we in our sport there is nothing taken for

:09:17.:09:21.

granted. To get into the final, that was amazing, and you know, you

:09:21.:09:24.

know, over a year ago my should ir, I had surgery on my shoulder, I

:09:24.:09:28.

thought, you know, could that be, that path along from there to now.

:09:28.:09:33.

that path along from there to now. It is like it. I can't get round it.

:09:33.:09:36.

It... When you finished that run, you looked at your time. You were

:09:36.:09:40.

paddling in front of me. What did you think that was good enough for?

:09:40.:09:45.

We didn't remember. We had no idea what the times were. We only looked

:09:45.:09:50.

how far we were off Dave and Rich. We were asking Nick if it was a

:09:50.:09:54.

decent time. The run we had, I was hoping it might be good enough for

:09:54.:09:59.

a medal. You can never time. It was a high quality final. The boats are

:09:59.:10:04.

good and our sport is so... Inconsistent I guess you could say,

:10:04.:10:08.

hard to be consistent. You never know, I didn't expect that, but...

:10:08.:10:13.

Two bits of history, first ever Olympic gold medal, for canoe

:10:13.:10:17.

slalom and the you beat the Hochschorners. They are great

:10:17.:10:23.

champion, they are amazing athlete, and they are our models and when we

:10:23.:10:28.

watch, they are our reference point, and to beet them, it is tough, they

:10:29.:10:32.

had a record to beat today and they have just, they are an amazing

:10:32.:10:37.

athlete, we have managed to beat them but it takes nothing off their

:10:37.:10:41.

achievements. They are a fantastic crew: They are still the best crew

:10:41.:10:46.

in history, and you know, well, it is good we... You are the best C2

:10:46.:10:52.

crew today. Yes, exactly. I mean, that, I am am happy about that.

:10:52.:11:01.

Both of them 32. Tim from Aberdeen and Etienne from Manchester. His

:11:01.:11:06.

much mum is French Canadian. Just before we saw that we saw Peter

:11:06.:11:09.

Wilson landing his gold in the double trap shooting, the first

:11:09.:11:13.

gold medal, indeed the first med offal any kind in the shooting

:11:13.:11:21.

events since 2000.. Medal of any kind. Let us get his reaction tho

:11:21.:11:26.

that tense Vic from. You could sew what that meant to you. It meant a

:11:26.:11:31.

huge amount. It is really difficult. I watched the games and I watched

:11:31.:11:35.

us win a couple of gold medals and you watch the guys talking and they

:11:35.:11:40.

say, it is just impossible to talk about it and it really is. It, it

:11:40.:11:43.

was an emotional rollercoaster, but there are a few people I have to

:11:43.:11:49.

thank. There are a lot. I won't say it now because I will go on forever,

:11:49.:11:53.

but mainly obviously the Britishing shooting management National

:11:53.:11:57.

Lottery and without a shadow of a doubt my coach. There is no doubt I

:11:57.:12:00.

would not be here today if it wasn't for him. So a massive thank

:12:00.:12:05.

you. And mum and dad and my girlfriend, a huge thanks. You were

:12:05.:12:08.

looking up to the crowd to see if you can find them. I don't know

:12:08.:12:13.

where they are. Dad is probably hiding miles away. But what a

:12:13.:12:17.

feeling! What a rush! When it went down to one point, that lead your

:12:17.:12:22.

heart must have been pounding? thought I will allow myself to look

:12:22.:12:25.

back at the board on the fourth pair and I missed the pair and I

:12:25.:12:30.

thought, I kept going, I thought you know what I came in wa lead, a

:12:30.:12:34.

possibility, got to peg three, had a look, realised I needed to shoot

:12:35.:12:39.

the rest. What a feeling. It, I really don't know what to say.

:12:39.:12:44.

Olympic gold medallist. I am. That is weird to say that. I am an

:12:44.:12:49.

Olympic gold medallist. Congratulations. Well done. Well

:12:49.:12:56.

done! Well done. An amazing victory there, at the Royal Artillery

:12:56.:13:01.

barrack, I tell you what, two gold medals a silver and a guaranteed

:13:01.:13:05.

silver with Gemma's turn to come. I have to say that is probably one of

:13:05.:13:09.

the most envaiting hour-and-a-halfs I have spent. It is sports you

:13:10.:13:14.

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