Swimmer Adam Peaty wins first Team GB gold in Rio
The 21-year-old from Uttoxeter won Britain's first medal of the 2016 Rio Olympics by taking gold in the men's 100 metres breaststroke.
He also set a new world record of 57.13 seconds.
Peaty helps Team GB qualify for 4x100m relay final
Uttoxeter's Gold Medal swimmer Adam Peaty helped Great Britain's relay team qualify fastest for the 4x100 metre final on Sunday.
They finished top of the leaderboard in their heat.
Peaty swam his leg in 57.49 - the fastest breaststroke relay split in history
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Move over Peaty: There's a new golden boy in town
The golden puffer fish hopes to delight fans with his aquatic skills in the same way as his namesake.
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The Peaty effect - youngsters in Leicester swim for free
Council offers free swimming to all under 16.
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Team GB delayed in cheering Peaty swim gold by TV fail
A technical glitch left the British athletes at the Olympic Village in Rio in limbo as Adam Peaty closed in on the team's first gold.