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Welcome back. It has been another exhilarating day at the London

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Olympics with Team GB winning medals all over the place.

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Sir Chris Hoy has clinched a British record equalling 5th gold

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medal winning the team's sprint alongside Philip Hindes and Jason

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Kenny. They beat France in a world- record time.

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Great Britain won a first ever gold as weather -- as well as silver in

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the canoe slalom. She did Peter Wilson kept his nerve

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to win gold in the double strap. The 25-year-old farmer's son from

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Dorset was ahead throughout the final and won by two shots.

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Local girl Gemma Gibbons earned Britain's first judo medal for 12

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years beating the world champion on her way to a brilliant silver medal.

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Great Britain's lightweight men's four won Silva. South Africa beat

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them to gold by just quarter of a second at Eton Dorney.

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Andy Murray is through to the semi- finals of the men's singles. He now

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plays Djokovic. We are going to gymnastics. It was

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the women's all around individual final tonight. This is an event

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which always captures the imagination of the public from the

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days of Olga call but and Nadia Comaneci. This was expected to be

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an old style battle between the USA the individual all-around final.

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That means the gymnasts will work their way around four pieces of

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apparatus. Christine, your predictions? Well, if Victoria

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Komova can work faultlessly, she probably has the most firepower.

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The best bet if I was betting would be Gabby Douglas from the USA. She

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has really wowed the crowds here. Listen to the roar for Great

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Britain's Hannah Whelan. And Rebecca Tami. 15 years old. --

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Rebecca Tunney. Gabrielle Douglas will start this competition. She

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scored 15.9 in qualification. could be out of 16.5 if it is

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perfect. There was a little hop into the red. She will not be

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unhappy with that. It is a good score. The pressure is on for

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good flight but a little deep on landing. Way to the slide. That

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will be very expensive. You could see from her face it did not go as

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round champion. A very big test for her here. She is the youngest

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a back flip, a big pike somersault. That was beautifully landed with

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her body nice and upright. It is another skills you have to include,

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the full spin. She was not quite so poised as that. She is definitely

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of an era where the acrobatic skills you learn first. You can see

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the concentration on her face. She has to focus and she needs a

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 49 seconds

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difficult dismount. Well done, going beautifully. A very good

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dismount. Now the battle is on. has put the upset behind her but

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she had on vault. Really pleased to see Victoria, over come out

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 49 seconds

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fighting. She is fabulous on the That was another great landing. She

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is really sticking to the floor jump. Well done, Becky. That was

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brilliant, wasn't it? She is loving it. She is having a wonderful time

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Lovely handstand shapes. The full two pieces to go. If she can keep

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that up, she could well be Olympic champion. They have had one strong

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piece each, Christine, the Americans on vault and the Russians

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on bars. Aliya Mustafina has scored a 16.1. Now Gebbie Douglas. This is

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why she is called the flying down to the low bar. That was a

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very nice half-term and lovely height on the transfer up to the

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high bar. That was excellent work. What about that?! She is happy. She

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certainly in the right frame of Russian to win this competition?

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And Nice, measured start. That was but so impressive, that skill. She

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has done almost waif-like elegance about her. It belies the power she

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can generate. But somersault was very high. Lovely, launching into

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was super! That was the best I have seen her do this beam routine.

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There was no doubt that she touched her head. A good set of scores

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there. Now Hannah Whelan with a 5.8 difficulty. This is a big vault for

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for the difficulty. She landed beautifully in the team competition

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but that was not to be. They have given it a zero because her feet

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did not land first. What a shame for Hannon Whelan. -- for Hannah

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Whelan. How well Aliya Mustafina difficult skill, a standing Arabian.

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It looked like she might be able to rescue it. Speaking of scores,

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Douglas needs 15.175 to go ahead of Victoria, over who leads. Coria,

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so easily. Nice and light of touch. There was a tiny flicker to the

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 49 seconds

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performance. She just cruises round Gabrielle Douglas has to go into

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the lead after that? Yes, that was a really good performance because

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she is a young gymnast. A tiny, tiny bit of direction but really

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strong work. You can see she is thoroughly delighted. A huge score

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and she goes into the lead. Now going into the last piece of

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major deductions, it will be difficult to catch her. One and a

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half twists into a nice triple. This has been a little bit out of

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control on a couple of occasions. Let's hope not today. She keeps it

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style, but full of bounce and entertainment. You can see the

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serious focus, she knows she has to lift, double tuck, into the jump!

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Wow!. I will be surprised if that smile is not gold. Superb

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performances and just the power, nothing held back. Walking out

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beautifully from one and a half twists, launches up, makes it were

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all dressed -- makes the triple twist, that was phenomenal. It is

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going to be interesting! If Komova wants gold, she needs over 15.359.

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It is an extremely tall order. tall. 1.5 into double Arabian and

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 49 seconds

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expressive arms and hands. -- the tumbled beautifully so far. She has

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to keep fighting right to the end. The double pike, she does! Clean,

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beautiful work. What a joy to see her fight for a muddle like this.

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That was the performance of her life. It was incredible. -- for a

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medal like this. The difficulty, the grace and execution. Super it.

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One-and-a-half turns, well under control, lots of power, launching

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high into the double tuck Arabian - - superb. She really did get hold

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of this routine. Nobody is celebrating yet. You can read it

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there. It is not enough. The score is in. It is 15.1. There is your

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Olympic champion. What a performance. From Gabby Douglas. In

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her first year of senior competition. To go and win an

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Olympic gold in the all round. Amazing! There is confirmation of

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and Hannah Whelan, after a disaster All of the hard work and dedication

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has paid off. I performed my routines as best as I could and I

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kept on top and I am so excited. What happened? I think I ran too

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fast into it, I had too much adrenalin and I didn't have

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anything off the top. It is a shame because I have been working so hard

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but the support from the British public has been fantastic. How far

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do you think you can go now? never know what is going to happen.

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I will go back to the gym and keep working hard and hopefully that can

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pay off again and hopefully I can get to Rio. Well done, and an

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amazing performance from Gabby Douglas who becomes the first

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African-American to win all-around gold. Britain struck gold in the

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men's team sprint and than delighted to be joined by Sir Chris

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Hoy and Philip Hindes as well as David Brailsford. Very well done, a

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magnificent performance, you have struck gold again, Chris. Yes, it

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is a cliche but it is still sinking in. An amazing day. I have had some

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amazing experiences in my career so far but that tops the lot. To go in

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there and experience that noise and that atmosphere, and to deal with

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it, and for Jason and fail to do so well and for me to hang on the back

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of them, it is incredible -- Jason You have been staked in front of

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Sir Steve Redgrave. -- you have sneak in front of Sir Steve

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Redgrave. I still remember how I felt in Athens coped happily

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retired at a point. I think that Steve's achievement will never be

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beaten -- in Athens I would have happily retired at that point.

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Describe the feeling and the meaning of winning one at London.

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came here for the opening ceremony, I went into the village by myself,

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the guys were still in Wales at the training camp. It was emotional

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arriving at the village and carrying the flag, was fighting

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back the tears then. Today, you keep getting these rushes of

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adrenalin. You have to contain it and keep your emotions in check.

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When I was standing on the podium, I was fighting to keep the tears

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back. An amazing experience, so proud to do it for the home crowd.

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Everybody has said, I have watched all week and everybody said the

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same thing but the home crowd have made the difference. Philip, he has

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won loads of gold medals. Your first time, you're relatively new

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to this team, it must be an amazing experience. So amazing, to win the

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gold medal. I came to Britain two years ago, started cycling four

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years ago. Just to win the gold medal, it is amazing. David, you

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are in charge, you must be proud. I think all three teams broke world

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records. They did. I think a mention to Vicky and Jess, it is

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always nervy, they smashed the world record and that set the

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momentum. Just mention why you have mentioned them. It was a big

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disappointment. They were one of the two fastest teams there, it

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would have been gold or silver. arguments with the decision?

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unfortunately. It is a tough decision but I think fought Vicky,

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there are a lot of positives. She was so quick in that second lap

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that she goes into tomorrow in great shape. Talk us through the

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race. It is brilliant to watch, the way that you do one that reached,

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it must take so much training. -- It is a very controlled event, I am

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just trying to focus on the back wheel of Jason, stay as, as

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possible. Here I am getting ready to unleash everything. I was

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already puffing a bit before I had started the final because it was a

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short period of time before the first and second ride. I had lactic

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acid and a lot of pain. Could you feel you were going well? You can't

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really tell. All I was focused was keeping on the black line and

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driving as hard as I could. As soon as I crossed the line I heard the

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roar. It was some raw. Unbelievable, It Philip, you lead off as quickly

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as that and then leave them to it. I have probably got the easiest

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job! I don't know about that! is good. Great scenes. David, it is

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so important for the team to get off to a great start. It is. The

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guys on the road have done us proud. They had a really good start. Today

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it was all about the Velodrome and getting off to a good start. You

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have two generations here, one of the youngest guy on the team and

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one of the oldest guys and it is brilliant to see them in the same

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team. Secondly, the coaches deserve a mention. British cycling have hit

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peak form on the day that it really matters and they do a brilliant job

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and they deserve a lot of credit. The Royal Family cheering you on,

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everybody is getting behind these Olympics, it is amazing, the

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atmosphere. It is a privilege to experience this. I remember being

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in Trafalgar Square when they announced the Games would be in

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London and that was my target, as soon as I had that I wanted to make

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it to these Games. -- as soon as I heard that. Philip, you got off to

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a start anew stumbled. You intimated -- and you stumble. Be

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intimated that you might have done it deliberately, but you didn't?

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I came out of the gate when my back wheel slip. You lose the control. -

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Can I ask probably a ridiculous question, why are you allowed to do

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it again? If there is a mechanical failure or an accident, you get a

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second go. You would not be doing that as an advantage or helping

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yourself to advance. I am impressed that he was able to bounce back,

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literally, from that. That kind of composure for someone so young who

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hasn't experienced this before, it was fantastic. Lucky he didn't get

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hurt. I did get hurt. I have a few bruises on my hip. And a gold medal

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in the middle, it is probably worth it! You have got the keirin, that

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is the only other event. You are getting a bit bold now, 36? Yeah,

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got my feet up! -- getting a bit old. That is your key event. I have

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probably had by MOTs success but it is a different event to team

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sprinting, -- probably had my most success. With the morale, carrying

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through to the rest of the team, they are doing incredibly well and

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hopefully we can continue that. target? We don't do targets, just

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Before I say farewell, can you do me a favour, a lot of people would

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like to see your medals. They have been waiting for ages. He that is

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Terrific support. They have waited Great scenes, many congratulations,

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a phenomenal achievement. Both of you, and you in charge. Keep it

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going. We will finish the show with more

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basketball and the latest version of the US Dream Team. We can go

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live to see LeBron James, Kobe Bryant and cope with our

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of bounds. That is the kind of defence that you need. That

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isolation will be trouble for Nigeria. They will have to force

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Kobe Bryant give it up and make the Defence rotate. Nigeria work the

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something different than what they are comfortable with. Making the

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uncontested. Listen to the crowd. Look how quickly the US they are

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back on a fence. Kobe Bryant falling into the Nigerian bench.

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demoralising as it may be to see him driving three defence, I think

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 49 seconds

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it is more so to see him shooting Stratford. Yes. What has been hurt

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in Nigeria is the wide-open jumpers from the outside. We said earlier

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on the shots needed to be something different. Chandler was

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the only player who did not get a chance to get going. That was

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because of the physical play from the interior players from Nigeria.

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There are some changes for the USA his own. -- Lizo and. Or we have

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seen from this USA team is they do not react well to the zone but then

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they respond really well. That was one way to respond, to shoot over

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it. They look a bit unsteady but makes a shot he looks at the USA

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bench, inadvisable, I would say. He is having a storming game. Doing a

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fantastic job offensive Labour hubris has been the downfall of

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 49 seconds

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forward playing centre and hitting from the outside. Another three-

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pointer. The coach wants a time-out for Nigeria with two minutes

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remaining in the first quarter. They are trailing the US 38-15.

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the shot that we are watching in the video here, just too easy for

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any team. Of Great Britain had those kind of opportunities, they

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would also be bombing the likes coach. It is hard to be critical of

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his team right now. It is hard to know what a coach does say. Coaches

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like it when a little something is going wrong. In it gives them

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something to do! Perhaps you could shoot it from further out. I like

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the idea of playing zone but if you do you have to spread out a bit

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more and play it a bit tighter. you have to be willing to commit to

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the man with the ball. You see these massive gaps that the USA are

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They are not too bad, the USA when it comes to basketball. It is good

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to see the dream team live. If you want to continue watching them,

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they are on the red button. Over on BBC Three now, Britain's men's

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volleyball team are in action against Italy. That is it from me.

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Newsnight will follow here on BBC Two. On BBC when you can join Gabby.

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I do not know who her guests are but I know John McEnroe was on

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because he is standing at the back A disappointed champion. One

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opportunity taken away from her. has beaten the world number one!

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Income be British, the crowd want to lift you up over the line. Great

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Britain get a silver, a valiant effort. Oh, my goodness! We do not

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just get one, we get two medals. The great Michael Phelps has just

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