BBC Two: Day 14: 13.00-14.00 Olympics

Welcome back to the glorious Olympic Park. This morning we saw

Lutalo Muhammad qualify for taekwondo. Luke Patience and Stuart

Bithell got silver in the 470 class. And then Eton Dorney, Ed McKeever

is through to the finals. Now our attention goes to Hyde Park with

Daniel Fogg in the 10 kilometre open water swim. Let's join our

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 48 seconds

so far. They have about another 50 mostly in open water. Joining us is

another swimmer who has medals both in the pool and the open water,

getting a fantastic silver medal in Beijing in the open water and a

bronze in the 1,500 in Athens. David Davis. This race is the first

time I have seen so many changes of pace. Now the pack is stretched

right out and there is a big gap. Daniel Fogg has dropped to 13th in

the second lap. I think he struggled with his position. He was

on the outside, behind people. In the third lap he got settled in

clear water. He is now in touch in 6th place. Now we have seen this

amazing burst. Any swimmer at home and watching and once and -- wants

to know how to do freestyle, textbook stuff. This is it. Daniel

Fogg is still in touch, he is obviously still fighting hard.

seems like every time that the pack comes together, David is in its.

The German doing a bit of backstroke looking to his work.

David, what are you going to do if you are any one else here apart

from Lily? Do you try and race to get out there, beat him up a little

bit, what do you do? Beating him up is against the rules! But make it

difficult for him. And get around him. Only two at the front. If the

guys behind thing they could swim up alongside him. One of the other

girls are man-marked Keri-Anne Payne yesterday. Eva Risztov did

that and then in the latter half she went off and did her stuff. I

have massive expectations here. But they cannot let him have his own

way coming he is in clear water. He is swimming on his friend's -- on

his own at the front, they need to test his tactics. I think what ever

he tries, he has something to respond? Obviously we are seeing

the pictures, but we don't know how they feel. It is an accumulative

thing. They have done three laps and have 2.5 to go. You can always

hit the warned that is the danger. You have to get your pacing

absolutely right. You need to have the sprint in the last 8,000 metres.

If these guys are working hard to stay with the pace, they might be

feeling OK now, but they could have over done it. It is a tactical game.

In open water you see a pack, they swim round at a reasonable pace

most of the time and then there is a race at the end. But we have seen

a variable amounts of speed. A lot of people have been flipping onto

their backs to see who is worth. You don't really do that too much.

There has been a lot of tactical fought going into this race. They

can tap each other on the feet and annoy each other. A flock of birds

going off to the left. We do not know how much energy this has taken,

and the pack in this position. We will have to wait and see what

happens. We just need Daniel Fogg in the top five or six. At this

point in the women's race, if you look there there are six winners,

peeled off just waiting to go quicker. Unique to watch out for

the last few kilometres, because the leading two have a bit of a

kick. They will put the hammer down. They are all there. The German

looks like he is trying to take the pace on himself. He was 10th at the

World Championships in Shanghai last year. So qualified

automatically for this Olympic 10 kilometre open water swim. Straight

ahead of them is the pontoon. It is almost like an obstacle course on a

school Sportsday. They want to get it right. It is all about the

energy you have got an to conserve it for the end of the race will

stop this point is critical. These Swimming Club. It is �20 a year. It

you fancy it, come down and have an ice Saturday morning swim. Then

there is the Peter Pan race on off. You don't want to be drinking

your drink on your back end and somebody gives you a bash with her

hand. There was a story about a great swimmer whose coach put out

the drinks for his summer and she missed it. He was so annoyed, he

pulled the pole back in, took the drink out of the net, and then just

through the drink. And then it hit another swimmer. And so the coach's

Greeks when there was given a red card and disqualified straight away.

Mark Perry, who has done a super job with the British open water

swim ing. Just picking up on that, accessibility, the Serpentine Club

here, this is a nice location. Where I live, and my friends

throughout the country had various Inland Waterways way you can swim.

Also the coast. It is active and thriving, coastal swimming. I did

my torch relay in Felixstowe and now has invited to swim with them

there. It is active, just get on the internet and have a look, find

a club. It is not back cold when you work a wetsuit. They do give

you a good range of movement. do talk a lot about the legacy of

the Olympic Games. I am sure this is one sport that will take off in

Britain. We are an island nation and there is plenty of water around

us. Lots of events and more coming on every year. Notts of the

swimming pool swimmers -- lots of the swimming pools winners are

having a go. But the legacy is something London sold itself on,

and one of the reasons we one a bit. Several different things will

happen. The interesting Negussie, your high school has done well from

the Olympics? Yes, my old school I went to in Yorkshire. Both Brownlee

brothers went as well. It is a massive sports school, and a great

education establishment. It is a place that encourages a mix, the

rounded person. I might have been the exception, but they do have

some intelligent people as well. The college is taking one of the

training pools from the Olympic Park. They are going to dismantle

it and put it back together at Kelley College. They will take a

new 50-metre pool. And they're working with the local authority

and it will be a fantastic opportunity. Schools winning in

Britain, school sports in Britain, we have got to get rid of this non-

competitive, we cannot have competitive sports! Come on, life

is competitive and not having competition in sports in schools is

ridiculous. Kelley College is leading the way. There are many

places now. This idea of inspiration. As a child you can

watch something and get excited by it. Is it something you can do? I

think the Olympic Association, Team GB put out a statement yesterday to

encourage the Government. So they have had conversations on how to

take a catalytic thing, you like the idea of something, put it into

practice and make sure the pathways the children who want to do it, not

just access it, but take it into clubs, learn techniques and be

coached. The school club link is significant. Anyway, back to the

race. It is still strong out. -- Ironman competitor and prefers

swimming in the seat will stop we did not think he would do well here.

But to be in a medal position he will have to be on the front.

looks like Andreas watch Burger of Germany is forcing the pace. Going

with him is the Canadian without a hat. And still tracking, we are now

in third place, I wonder if Millie is taking a rest. Doesn't look

quite as smooth as he has done. The bald head of Richard wind Burger,

who won the test event. But the German is leading. He is looking

pretty good at the moment. Trying to get on his feet is the Canadian.

They have to make sure they go through this timing bridge. Four

laps done. Two to go and it is a 1.67 kilometres. That is each loop.

The German first and the Canadian second. Talking about carrying the

torch, the first person to hold the Olympic torch the 2012 was the

Greek summer. In Athens, he was the guy who got it and started running.

The field is starting to get strung out, and Richard Weinberger it is

chasing Waschburger of Germany who is leading.

Two laps to go. Yesterday, after the women's race was over, I

witnessed something that genuinely made me cry. That was David Carry,

due to marry Keri-Anne Payne, finding her, holding her tight, and

say the things that somebody who loves you says, when you have

It was really touching, you know what she has been through.

To do that race, it is so gruelling, emotional. You can see today, it is

not just a case of, you have your own space, and you swim along. It

is 10k of fighting. I had done it as well. It is so different to the

expense I feel when I am swimming, it is totally alien to that. The

only similarity I can glean is the feelings that my parents get when

they watch me swim, that is what I was feeling for Keri-Anne.

wonderful view that he was right there. It was really good to see

him, I just needed somebody I didn't needs -- and into feel-bad

sobbing. To have someone who would say, don't worry about it, it's

still the same, I'm still going to marry you. I have to say, if you

had said, I am not going to marry you now! You have the rest of your

life to plan together now. This gives you a natural break from

swimming. Do you know long turn? Ticking in the back of my head, it

is the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, it is such a draw, I love competing

for Scotland. It seems really good. I have also got other things to

think about. General life to get on with, enjoys spending time with

Keri-Anne. What I want to do now is enjoy the Olympics, it's not

something you get very often. To experience it as a sports fan. To

be part of this incredible event. It epitomises the whole Olympic

spirit, seeing so many happy people, families coming together. Keri-Anne,

you have done so much to promote swimming amongst youngsters. And

you're broadcasting is top class. We don't really know what is going

to happen, no one can make a decision until we see where things

are going, the World Championships. At the moment, I am looking forward

to training, after a break, the wedding. We have lots to look

forward to before making any decision. Have a wonderful wedding,

bring that pace up. That is a faster speed than before. We think

this stringing out will be definitive. Some of the guys in the

middle will be working very hard to stay on the pace. The question is,

of the leading five, are they prepared to keep it going to break

away. Once the break away starts, there are three medals for grabs,

it gets interesting. What is fascinating is Waschburger of

Germany, 25, doesn't have form in open water. He was 10th in the

World Championships. He doesn't have a string of medals on the

world circuit. European Chadli ships, 17 in the 10k. -- European

Championships. 10k, what makes you want to do that? Medals! There is

one lady, I do think she has tried to do the seven great crossings

around the world, something amazing. They are starting to string out.

There was a pack of seven bunched together. Waschburger of Germany is

pushing the pace. He is around first. Mellouli was looking a bit

ragged, but he is back to looking fairly comfortable. If they string

it out, going one by one, two metres per person, you could find

yourself an awful long way back. Dan Fogg, two thirds of the way

down the pack, he found this lap difficult. Mellouli, to the left,

he has to start -- he has decided to take the lead. Thomas Lurz there.

I got the impression then that Mellouli will be making a little

burst. Spyridou Gianniotis is also there, some of the great names, in

the leading group. This goes at a metres to go. It is about half an

hour of swimming still to go, probably slightly more. Still, it

is an awful long way. If you think of the whole 10k race, they're

coming to the end of it, past three quarters. There is a massive

overhead camera which runs almost the full length of the Serpentine,

extraordinary. Mellouli, he has covered that break. Now taking over.

Is that the last we have seen of Waschburger. He got caught going

around the buoy. That looks like Thomas Lurz. David? I was really

surprised with Waschburger. We have not talked about him much. He put a

big break on in the last two laps. I don't know whether he did that to

help Thomas Lurz, it has spread this pack out, a long line of

swimmers. In the instant areas, the buoys and feeding stations --

incident areas. We saw pictures of Dan Fogg, looking up an awful lot

more. That is a sign of feeling tired or, failing to respond to the

pace. Your body keeps looking up, where am I going? Disorientation.

Maybe he is finding it difficult. He dropped from six, to 22, at the

last time check. The Russian, disqualified in the Olympic Games,

he has qualified here. He was at 10th at the last time check,

someone still to watch out for. This last lap will be exciting.

Thank you, David, maybe 150 metres. It has started to become very

important, the feeding station. Mellouli is trying to break again,

every time he has done it, they have strong out. When he tries to

apply the pressure, they cannot live with him. But, one person,

every single time, he continues to track him, Thomas Lurz. The three

of us were having a chat half an hour before this, and talking about

the editor of eight domestique in cycling, who does the work for you.

-- the idea of a domestique in cycling. Waschburger, reveals he

cannot get a medal, maybe a deal has been done.

Thomas Lurz has every medal in his pocket, apart from this one.

Mellouli is challenging. Thomas Lurz has an Olympic medal, but not

gold. We saw Mellouli a couple of laps ago, he made a big move in

this straight down to the feeding station. He seemed to do it so he

could take some food and drink, and still come out, in the leading pack.

I wonder if he will do the same sort of thing. He does work awfully

hard to make sure he is reading into the feeding station,

interesting tactic. It looks like he is going very wide. If you are

in the pack, do you follow Mellouli and go to the right, now to the

left. Or, do you go to the right. Hardly any of them doing it. That

is really interesting. You saw a few people building up, he is not

feeding. I planned to. But if I do, I will miss the pace. A couple of

them decided they would maybe feed, and didn't. Added think anybody has

taken a feed. The top of Group, the top four, have opened up a gap.

That was a moment maybe where the break was made.

Mellouli has gone. There is clear Lurz. Thomas Lurz is working very

hard to get back. Look at that, a gap of maybe three metres between

Mellouli. Let us see around this buoy. Not an awful lot of turn on

this one, a slight redirection. Mellouli around it first, Thomas

Lurz second. Thomas Lurz is working very hard, Andy. There is the pack

coming around. The world champion from Shanghai last year. Three-

times Olympian as well, Sydney, Athens. His best result was 5th in

Athens. In the 1,500m. 400 as well. Spyridou Gianniotis is a very

race. When Risztov started to push the pace and tried to make it a war

of attrition, to keep it moving and moving. The bridge which divides

Kensington Gardens, and the Long Water of the Serpentine. In a

couple of laps, they will do this next buoy. There will be a streak

sprint into the finish. -- straight this time. They have about 400m to

go straight and now and then one lap to go. That is why Mellouli has

put his hammer down. He has changed about a second faster than the rest

of the field. They cannot live with it. Key has been sitting around the

field. It took too much energy to stay up with him. Lurz will be

working his socks off to stay up with him. It is growing by the

centimetre. And that is Gianniotis in third, I think. The Greek world

champion. Been 4th it is still the Canadian, Weinberger. This is what

happens when you push the pace nice you have as few people in the final

sprint as possible. If those guys stay together there will be four

men going for three medals. Mellouli, Lurz, Weinberger, and

Gianniotis. Mellouli knows exactly what he has done. He has probably

gone with about 3,000 metres to go. It is very unusual. Mellouli has

Gun earlier than he has done in any previous race. He won the qualifier

in Portugal in June of this year. 9th June, he just a couple of

months ago. He was first, Weinberger was second. Lurz didn't

do it because he had already qualified, and neither did

Gianniotis because he had already qualified. From last year's World

Championships you have got a fascinating race coming up to one

lap to go. Mellouli is taking them in. 1.6 and a bit kilometres still

to go. Mellouli, there was maybe two metres, I think Lurz may have

just real that in a tiny bit. -- not been dropped yet. This is

fascinating. My thought when Mellouli was going to go come I

thought he would go in decisive fashion and that would be the end

of that. But he has not done that, Lurz is covering. And also covering

him a very well indeed is Richard Weinberger from Canada. There is

one out on his own, and that it might be Waschburger. Waschburger

is finding himself caught in the middle. Daniel Fogg has done quite

well, he is in 15th place. He is still in there for start he won't

get into the medals, it will be so hard to bridge the gap. Mellouli is

opening a decisive lead. It looks like the other three will be

swimming with each other in a minute. As they have entered their

final lap in his men's 10,000m opal water swim at the Olympic Games,

fantastic crowds all the way around the edge of the Serpentine.

And amongst those crowds, with a silver medal, Michael Jamieson, and

Rebecca Adlington, and it makes you the most successful British swimmer.

There will always be a little hint of a disappointment. I did expect

more with my time. It wasn't how I wanted it to go, but looking back

it has been incredible. The crowd and support has been amazing. We

couldn't ask for any more support with what we have been given.

Beijing was amazing. Maybe it would have been nice to do it the other

way around. But I have had an amazing career so far. If somebody

said to me, you have will get a four Olympic medals, I would have

has has been a dream come true. Michael, a silver medal. Would you

have had that reaction if somebody said to you you will get a silver

medal at a London Games? It has been a perfect week. I have enjoyed

it. The result is better than I hoped it would be. I was always the

outside tip at best. I have had a great week and I have been trying

to soak it up this week. What does it make you want to do now, it is

the Commonwealth Games in your sights, Rio in your site? I hope so,

Glasgow in two years will be a homecoming. The pool were the

swimming will be taking place is where I swam when I was five or six

years of age. The Scots have such a strong breaststroke contingent now.

Making the team will be hard enough. I will be delighted to be there.

For years is a long time until Rio. But now I would love to be there as

duties at Keri-Anne and David's wedding coming up and then you have

a cycle ride? Keri-Anne's wedding, I cannot wait for that, and her hen

do. Are you organising that? her sister is. We have been passing

ideas back and forth. I have some cycle training, something different.

I have not been on a bike in 10 years. It will be keeping fit and

it is the charity, which is the reason we are doing it. I love to

go back to the guys who really need it. I know you mentioned you would

like to do Strictly Come Dancing, if the offer comes, maybe it

already has, what the cycle ride rule you out? Yes it would come

about raising money for charity, it is more important. Obviously a

would love to do strictly, it has been my dream, to learn how to

dance, but the charity work is more important and that I cried

definitely comes first. Brilliant sure he goes around the right side

of this buoy. If he goes alongside, it is a straight red card and you

are out. -- the wrong side. He has to go round the far side of it. He

is looking up. He did a big correction. He has to be careful

coming into the finish. Doing the same loop all the time, he doesn't

want to go wrong. This is the final turn. Short distance between those

sausage-shaped things! Technical turn. This is the east end of the

leg. They have to go all the way to the West end. About three-quarters

go. For Mellouli that should be pretty good, about 1,500m for start

he knows it very well. The Olympic champion in Beijing in the pool on

1,500. And I wonder if he knows how far ahead he is? That is the bottom

end. He hasn't dropped them as much as I thought he would. Lurz is

still there. Gianniotis has caught up with Weinberger. It is not over.

Gianniotis looks as though he has got some energy. Both Lurz and

Laura Bechtolsheimer have some scrappy strokes, compared to the

guys in first and second place. Sihine is looking to see if he

wants to bridge the gap. He is on the feat of Weinberger. I think he

is giving them a little tap, which is very annoying. And he is

crawling up the body. The referee is looking very carefully at what

is going on. If he sees something on towards, in his opinion, he will

get the yellow-card out. David Davis, we have seen some people get

red cards, and yellow-card in the final lap of these major

championships? As it gets to the closing stages, people want to be

in the right position. There is four of them now, one leading and

three in the chasing group. It is a decisive split. The three behind

Mellouli are working hard. He is not kicking too hard, there is not

much splash. He still has another gear to go. But the guys behind him,

we are seeing a lot of splash just to stay in touch. It will be a

fight for the lower medals. They have always been the main players.

One kilometre to go. 1,000m. 9,000 metres have gone. Look at the

battle for silver and bronze. I think that is Mellouli leading. He

has about a ten-metre lead, still. On the left, his Gianniotis. And

Weinberger is on the right. Lurz is still there, I thought he had gone,

but he is on the feat of Weinberger. I don't think they can catch

Mellouli now. It is about 20 ends of an Olympic pool. I think this is

good night, he is going to his legs. I think David is correct, this is

the ear to go. Mellouli, maybe in putting in two beats, I think

you're right. The second group won't catch him on this now. It

will be a real scrap the the silver. Just at the bottom of your screen

by the boat, Mellouli on the right and then those three of those guys

are only going to get two medals. Gianniotis is looking for the

freshest. Maybe the clever tactics is Lurz. He needs to make sure he

will be climbing up shortly. With about 800m to go, they have some

work to do. I do think Mellouli looks good, but the has not

completely drop them. He does look good and when he was in the pool,

his last 400m was very strong. He came back on the field. I wouldn't

be surprised if he is built for this. He has put on a couple of kg

to make sure he can take the colder water. That is what a couple of the

women did. He had a great swim in the pool. Not as great as he can do

in the pool, and I think everything has been geared up to this.

Everything has been geared up to give Mellouli the best chance for

some he has been travelling around experiencing open-water swimming.

He has the turn of speed. Coming into this, he was talked about as

the one to watch, the one to beat and the one who will take this

sport on to another level. Again we are seeing somebody he won't let

this go. There are some wonderful swimmers in there, Great experience.

They will be doing all sorts of things trying to gain advantage

over each other, positioning wise. The referee boat is tracking those

guys. Just to check it is all right. So, Mellouli has passed the middle,

pink buoy and coming to where the feeding station is. But they won't

be going into there. All coaches alongside. They are all on the pink

pontoon. They will be encouraging as much as they can. I think that

is Lurz in the white cap just behind Mellouli. It looks quite

close, but it is still about 12, 13 metres. The gap is slowly

increasing between Mellouli of Tunisia. He looks very good indeed.

The chasing pack have some serious work to do. They do have a bit of a

fight going on, it looks like it might be Lurz. It might be Lurz on

the chasing pack. Gianniotis it is in there, and so is Weinberger of

Canada. His Mellouli going to create some history? He has already

won a bronze medal freestyle in the pool. He is absolutely going now.

He has two turns to go. Us to swim along the end of the late, along

Gianniotis, maybe in the third place, with wine Berger -- Richard

Weinberger of Canada. I had thought Thomas Lurz would make him move,

but he did not come up with it. In that chasing pack, Dan Fogg. I

cannot see Mellouli losing this, having a fantastic swim. He still

hasn't done the kick we know he can It will be fantastic to see Dan

Fogg finish in the top 10. Got under 15 minutes this year for the

first time. Made the Olympic final, to getting the top 10 would be a

good year for Dan Fogg. We are looking here, but somebody I think

he has made a wonderful transition from swimming pool to open water,

righthand side. He does not have far to go, maybe 500 metres. Hasn't

he swum well? He has kept on pushing the pace, adding a little

bit more pressure, then letting the field come back, then put in on the

pressure. He has a 25-metre lead. Mellouli from Tunisia, he trains in

a Saturdays. A big scrap for silver and bronze medal. That will be

really tight. Thomas Lurz is in there, Spyridou Gianniotis, and

Richard Weinberger who has worked so hard.

The following pack has strung out again. Mellouli is coming to

victory. In the chasing pack, they have strung out. That is Thomas

Lurz in the silver cap. Richard Weinberger to the left of him.

Spyridou Gianniotis, falling off the pace. We are looking at a

Tunisian Olympic champion. The ace is incredible. He swam in

the pool in the 1500m freestyle. And he has come into the Serpentine,

to swim the 10 -- 10k open water. Thomas Lurz, not dropping back. In

their position is one burgher of candour. But, nobody will catch

this man. At the moment, Mellouli will take a fantastic gold medal,

10,000 metres in the Serpentine. has executed it perfectly. A

wonderful swimmer. I think there is going to be a cracking battle for

second. Thomas Lurz will not want to give it away. They are fighting

back. He has some work to do, Mellouli. He doesn't get caught on

the lane lined -- mustn't get caught on the lane line. Mellouli

is creating history. A silver medal battle, it looks like Thomas Lurz

will get it. The gold will go to Mellouli of Tunisia. He won the

gold fabric in Beijing in the 1500m world champion, Spyridou Gianniotis

of Greece. So sad one of those four men had to be out of the medals.

I am not sure if that is Dan Fogg. Coming in, in 5th place. A

fantastic swimmer, how has he done that? He has done 1,500 in the pool

as well. 8th in the pool in the 1,500. That is a brilliant swim

from Dan Fogg, the future of British distance soaring, looking

very good indeed. Well done. -- distance swimming.

What a great swim from Dan Fogg, to come through, destroying that big

pack in that last 1,500, his best ever position. Mellouli, just

rolling on to his back. First Olympic gold medal for Tunisia in

open water. He got a gold medal in the Beijing Olympics in the pool,

in the 1,500m. Dan Fogg, what a finish. I have never seen him

finished so well. Very impressive. To have anything left after the

1500m freestyle. Then, to come here. There he is, so pumped up. What

does it mean to him. Bronze medal in the pool in the 1,500, now a

stand up and salute this man. He is trying to work up the crowd.

Mellouli is walking around. Pumping his fist at anyone who will look at

him. Coming in now, not the last swimmer. Schulte is still half a

lap a way. -- away. That is the Kazakhstan's swimmer.

What a sensational race. A really fantastic swimmer. Still no gold

medal for Thomas Lurz. The bronze medal, very well earned, or Richard

David Davies and I, lost in admiration for Mellouli. He has

made history, the first to win a pool and open water medal in the

same Games. He has destroyed a very good field. A massive gap, it is

normally a tight finish. Amazing all the way through. Dan Fogg, 5th

is his best. He a great performance. On the third lap, he was down to 20.

He finished strongly. He ended up in 5th place. He has had a

fantastic Games. What about Thomas Lurz, such an experienced open

water swimmer? He will be the people's choice, he has been around

for a long time. A very hard worker, a great ambassador for the sport. A

bronze in Beijing, silver here today. At any stage, did you think,

I wish I was in there? Only to cool off! You need to be in great

condition, Mellouli showed that today. He beat Thomas Lurz by a

good five-10 seconds. He has mood of this sport on massively. I was

glad to watch today. We're waiting for the swimmers to pass by. The

sun is beating down on us. It feels like we are in Rome. He is making

his way over now. Taking on plenty of fluids. A word for Spyridou

Gianniotis of Greece had finished 4th. Born in Liverpool. We are very

pleased for him. Dan Fogg, congratulations, a stunning swim,

and how on earth you came back into it on the last lap. We don't even

know where I came. 5th. I am really pleased with that. I was picking

off a person at a time. I was surprised I had quite a bit left, I

was feeling repeat in the middle. The pace picked up on the last two

laps. It was amazing to watch. You got a good start. Some people were

left. Mid-race, you slipped back as far back as 22. Suddenly, you're

there on the last lap. I was happy with my first lap, it felt easy, I

was at the feet of Mellouli. Then, people were fighting quite a lot,

bunched together. It was a case of fighting to the front. Keri-Anne

said in the last lap, she was feeling horrible but she listened

to the crowd and went for it. Coming down the back straight, I

was a matter of metres away from people screaming, and it really

made a difference. In a race so tough and hard like this. I just

wish I was closer towards the end to be in the race. But I am happy

to get up to 5th. You did a great job, well done.

Dan Fogg, he gets a hug from the last Olympic silver-medallist,

David Davies. That was stunning not just for the quality of sport, but

for the setting, and how much it has done for the sport of swimming.

This is central London, these crowds, a fantastic place.

Congratulations to Mellouli, for Tunisia.

We have more news from the water, from Weymouth. What a result,

silver medal for Great Britain, Saskia Clark and Hannah Mills, in

the 470 class, the second silver medal of the day. The men and the

woman. They were just pipped by New Zealand who won the gold medal.

Huge congratulations. We have boxing with Luke Campbell

in the men's semi-finals of the men's bantamweight. Just to the

right, behind the Velodrome, the BMX Track. You can see action from