Shiny, happy people cheer on Team GB
Sports Reporter Keme Nzerem mingles with the crowds as the Brownlee brothers take triathlon gold and bronze.
Team GB looks to add to its medal haul after four golds on day 11 of the Games in cycling, the triathlon and team dressage.
Having won her semi-final, can flyweight contender Nicola Adams go on to strike gold at the London Games and make history as the first female boxer to win an Olympic title?
Sports Reporter Keme Nzerem mingles with the crowds as the Brownlee brothers take triathlon gold and bronze.
Alistair Brownlee wins triathlon gold as his brother Jonny takes bronze – winning Team GB’s first ever triathlon medals. The brothers tell Channel 4 News about their ‘competitive streak’.
Double Olympic gold medallist Jason Kenny tells Channel 4 News he “emptied the tanks” on the last lap of the men’s individual sprint to win his second gold of the London 2012 Games.
The withdrawal of lottery funding from Robbie Grabarz has spurred the high jumper to a run of performances that have pushed him to joint-second in the world rankings.
Laura Trott steps up a gear to claim Team GB’s latest cycling gold – beating Sarah Hammer of the United States into silver medal position in the women’s omnium.
British cooking was once the laughing stock of the world. No more. In 2012, Britain is using the Olympics to showcase its vibrant, eclectic culture – modern London, on a plate.
Team GB’s London 2012 gold medal haul surpasses its Beijing total as equestrians Laura Bechtolsheimer, Charlotte Dujardin and Carl Hester triumph in the team dressage event.
Jason Kenny wins Team GB’s next cycling gold medal in the sprint final against France’s Gregory Bauge.
Gymnast Beth Tweddle wins an Olympic bronze to overcome the heartache of missing out at Beijing four years ago.
Team GB’s equestrian jumping team wins its first gold in 60 years in a tense “jump-off” with the Netherlands.
Mo Farah and his family talk to Channel 4 News Sports Reporter Keme Nzerem about Olympic gold in the 10,000m.
Andy Murray goes for double Olympic gold and the chance to avenge his defeat to Roger Federer in last month’s Wimbledon final.
Jess Ennis, Greg Rutherford and Mo Farah storm to victory in track and field events while Britain’s rowers and cyclists clinch three more golds.