Team GB's golden Saturday
Medal success on Saturday for Great Britain increased Team GB's tally to 28 golds, 15 silver and 19 bronze medals - Britain's best haul for 104 years.
Medal success on Saturday for Great Britain increased Team GB's tally to 28 golds, 15 silver and 19 bronze medals - Britain's best haul for 104 years.
After winning bronze in the Aquatic Centre last night Tom Daley was up early today, proudly talking about his Olympic success. Speaking to BBC TV he also spoke about the problems he had with people taking pictures while he dived:
"There were lots of flashes. As I took off I twisted that way [towards the crowd] and all the flashes distracted me... It means so much all the sacrifice, dedication, hard work, it's good to have something to show for it... it feels great...
I've been secretly telling myself the pressure is fine and all good... but deep down my heart was going, but I could do no more. I went out and gave it everything."
Teenage diving sensation Tom Daley earned his place alongside Team GB's top athletes tonight as he won a bronze medal.
Britain's Olympic triumph has been immortalised in a poem called 'Translating the British' by Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy.
The Duchess of Cambridge cheered Team GB's hockey team to Olympic bronze on Friday.