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2012 Olympics - 100 days to go - Former US athlete Michael Johnson presents a preview of the London Games, featuring interviews with British diving hopeful Tom Daley and gold-medal winners Usain Bolt, Michael Phelps and Ben Ainslie. Also includes an interview with film director Danny Boyle who is the artistic director of the opening ceremony (10, On the same disc as the Olympic Flame Arrives in the UK, 50 minutes, BBC, PAL)

Olympic Flame Arrives in the UK - BBC coverage of the Olympic Flame arriving in the UK via aeroplane from Athens, Greece. The Flame is escorted by Princess Anne, Lord Coe, London Mayor Boris Johnson and footballer David Beckham (10, On the same disc as the 2012 Olympics - 100 Days to go, 1 hour 16 minutes, BBC, PAL)

Olympic Torch Relay : Day 59 - Coverage of the Olympic torch relay from Bognor Regis to Brighton, including Arundel, Worthing, Lancing and Hove. No commentary, just crowd noise (9, 3 hours 30 minutes, 2 Discs, BBC, PAL)

Britain's Olympic Torch Story - A documentary looking back at the high-lights of the Olympic Flame's journey around the British Isles prior to the London Olympic games (10, 30 minutes - On the same disc as the 27/07/12 Countdown to the Olympics, 1 Disc, BBC, PAL)

Countdown to the Olympics : 26/07/12 - The BBC follows the Olympic Torch on the penultimate day of it's journey around the country (10, 1 hour - On the same disc as the 27/07/12 Countdown to the Olympics, 1 Disc, BBC, PAL)

Countdown to the Olympics : 27/07/12 - The BBC follows the Olympic Torch on the final day of it's journey around the country (10, 1 hour - On the same disc as the 26/07/12 Countdown to the Olympics, 1 Disc, BBC, PAL)

Countdown to the Olympics : 27/07/12 - The BBC looks forward to the tournament and looks back at the Torch Relay (10, 1 hour 30 minutes - On the same disc as Britain's Olympic Torch Story, 1 Disc, BBC, PAL)

Opening Ceremony Countdown - The BBC builds up to the Opening Ceremony with features on the people responsible for the show and the athletes that will take part in the tournament (10, 2 hours, BBC - Lineker/Barker, PAL)

Opening Ceremony - The full opening ceremony of the 30th Olympiad from London. Includes the introduction of the competitors from all the nations involved + the lighting of the Olympic Cauldron (10, 4 hours, 2 Discs, BBC - Edwards/Irvine/Nelson, PAL)

Closing Ceremony Countdown - The BBC looks back at the 30th Olympiad in London, focusing on the achievements of Team GB and the helpers that made the Games a success, and looks forward to the Closing Ceremony (10, 1.5 hours, 1 Disc, BBC - Lineker/Barker, PAL)

Closing Ceremony - The full closing ceremony where London musically celebrated hosting the 30th Olympiad before handing over to the city of Rio De Janeiro in Brazil for the 2016 Games. Musical performances include the Spice Girls, George Michael, Muse, The Who, The Kaiser Chiefs and Ray Davies from The Kinks (10, 3.5 hours, 2 Discs, BBC - Edwards/Irvine/Nelson, PAL)

Olympics 2012 : A Golden Games - Eddie Butler looks back at the defining moments of the 30th Olympiad, from both the perspective of the British Athletes and also the other countries (10, 1 hour 5 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC, PAL)

Reflections on the Games - BBC News looks at the legacy that the 2012 games will leave behind and asks if there is sufficient infrastructure to provide athletes for future games. Includes an interview with Prime Minister David Cameron (10, 1 hour 43 minutes, BBC, PAL)

Olympic Sportsday - 45 minute round-up of the action from each day of the Olympics. 2 Days per disc (10, 8 Discs, BBC, PAL)

The Last Leg with Adam Hills - Australian comedian Adam Hills presents a 36 minute alternative review of each day of the 2012 Paralympic Games. Coverage includes hi-lites of each days action + interviews with Celebrity guests. 3 days per disc. The final programme is 50 minutes long and Disc 4 also includes a 50 minutes high-light programme (10, 4 Discs, Channel 4, PAL)

Our Greatest Team: Athletes' Parade Live - The Team GB athletes from the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics parade through the streets of London in open top buses and flat-bed lorries, culminating in a presentation to the nation in Trafalgar square (10, 2 Discs, 3.5 hours, BBC, PAL)

Olympics 2012 : 50 Greatest Moments - The BBC counts down the 50 greatest moments of the London Olympics, heavily slanted towards Team GB. #1 is British track athlete Mo Farah winning the 5,000 and 10,000 metres (10, 2 hours, 1 Disc, BBC - Logan/James, PAL)

2016
Imagine : One Night in 2012 - 4 years after the show, the creative team behind the 2012 London Olympics opening ceremony look back at how the show came together. Includes back-stage footage of the auditions, rehearsals and the actual event and also includes interviews with the participants and the director Danny Boyle (9, 1 hour 38 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC, PAL)

2020
London 2012 : Revisited - A 5-part look back at the 2012 Olympic Games held in London, England, with a heavy slant towards Team GB. Parts 1 and 2 cover Days 1 to 8 (3 hours 25 minutes). Parts 3, 4 and 5 cover Days 9 to 16 (4 hours) (9, 5 episodes, 5 Discs, BBC, PAL)

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Disc 1
Rowing - Mens Coxless Four - The Great Britain team of Andy Triggs Hodge, Pete Reed, Andy Gregory and Tom James led from the start to win Gold. They beat the Australians into 2nd Place, winning by just over a second. The win was GB's 4th straight in the event since 2000. Coverage includes 1st heat, Semi-Final and Final (10, 1 hour, 1 Disc, BBC - Herbert/Topolski, PAL)

Disc 2
Rowing - Mens Eight - In a tight final at Eton Dorney, Germany claimed the Gold from defending champions Canada in Silver and Great Britain in Bronze. Great Britain actually led just after the half-way mark, but Germany fought back to win by 1 second with Canada pipping GB in the final 50 metres to claim Silver. Coverage includes 1st heat, Repechage and Final (10, 1 hour, 1 Disc, BBC - Herbert/Topolski, PAL)

Rowing - Mens Lightweight Four Final - South Africa claimed their 1st Rowing Gold with a tight win at Eton Dorney. Great Britain claimed Silver, finishing only a quarter of a second behind with World Champions Denmark in Bronze position (10, 37 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC - Herbert/Topolski, PAL)

Disc 3
Rowing - Womens Pairs Final - Great Britain claimed their 1st Gold Medal of the games with a comprehensive win at Eton Dorney. The pair of Helen Glover and Heather Stanning started fast, posting a 5 second lead by the 3 quarter mark and ended up winning by 2.5 seconds. They became the 1st ever British female rowers to win an Olympic title. Coverage Includes the medal ceremony + an interview (10, 36 minutes, 1 Disc, Herbert/Topolski, PAL)

Rowing - Womens Double Sculls - Great Britain's Anna Watkins and Katherine Grainger claimed Gold with a comprehensive win. They never trailed in the race and finished 3 seconds ahead of Silver Medallists Australia. The Gold for Granger was her first after 3 previous games where she won Silver. Coverage includes 1st heat and the Final (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Herbert/Topolski, PAL)

Rowing - Womens Lightweight Double Sculls Final - Great Britain's Sophie Hosking and Katherine Copeland claimed Gold with a come-from-behind win at Eton Dorney. They were 3rd after 500 metres, then 2nd at the halfway mark before powering into the lead and winning by 2 seconds over China (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Herbert/Topolski, PAL)

Disc 4
Swimming - Mens 4 x 100M Freestyle Relay - In a reversal of the Beijing Olympic Final, France stormed back on the last leg to upset the favoured US team. Yannick Agnel of France was down by 2 metres at the start of the last leg against Ryan Lochte but clawed back the deficit to take the lead in the final 10 metres and held on for the Gold. The US team also featured Michael Phelps (10, 10 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC - Jameson/Moorhouse, PAL)

Swimming - Mens 200M Butterfly Final - South Africa's Chad le Clos ended the reign of two-time Olympic champion Michael Phelps with a dramatic victory in the 200m butterfly. Phelps was going for a record 3rd straight Olympic win in the event and led for the majority of the race but Clos finished strong and edged Phelps at the end by 0.05 seconds. With the Silver, Phelps equalled the record for the most medals won in an Olympics career with 18. Includes the medal ceremony + an interview with Chad's Dad (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Jameson/Moorhouse, PAL)

Swimming - Mens 4 x 200M Freestyle Final - On a historic night at the Pool, the USA claimed Gold in a dominating Final that saw Michael Phelps claim his 19th Olympic medal. USA never trailed and led by 4 seconds entering the final leg and eventually finished 3 seconds ahead of France and 6.5 seconds ahead of China in Bronze medal position. The USA team comprised of Ryan Lochte, Conor Dwyer, Ricky Berens and Phelps. With the Gold, Phelps broke the record for most medals won in an Olympics career with 19 (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Jameson/Moorhouse, PAL)

Swimming - Mens 200M Breaststroke Final -  Hungary's Daniel Gyurta claimed the Gold in a new World Record time but had to hold off a strong finish from Brit Michael Jamieson to do so. Jamieson set a new British record and his late finish almost stole Gold but he lost out by just 15 hundredths of a second. Includes the medal ceremony (10, 19 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC - Jameson/Moorhouse, PAL)

Disc 5
Swimming - Womens 400M Freestyle Final - With a partisan crowd cheering her on, Brit Rebecca Adlington secured a Bronze medal in the weaker of her 2 events. The race was won by  Camille Muffat of France with American Allison Schmitt taking Silver (10, 10 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC - Jameson/Moorhouse, PAL)

Swimming - Womens 100M Breaststroke Final - 15 year old Lithuanian Ruta Meilutyte, in her 1st Olympics, shocked the world with a strong swim to win Lithuania's 1st ever Swimming Gold medal. She led from the start and held on to win by 0.08 seconds ahead of American Rebecca Soni and Japan's Satomi Suzuki (10, 10 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC - Jameson/Moorhouse, PAL)

Disc 6
Gymnastics - Mens Team Final - In a controversial finish at the Greenwich Arena, China retained their Gold medal but Japan only claimed Silver after a successful appeal that moved them from 4th place. The Japanese had a disasterous final apparatus, falling from the Pommel Horse, and the judges scored them low allowing Great Britain into Silver and Ukraine into Bronze. But the Japanese appealed and were re-instated in Silver, dropping Team GB to Bronze, their 1st Team medal since 1912 (10, 24 minutes hi-lites, BBC - Fenner/Still/Baker, PAL)

Gymnastics - Mens Pommel Horse Final - In the tightest of Finals at the Greenwich Arena, Hungarian Krisztian Berki claimed Gold despite scoring the same score as Silver medallist Louis Smith of Great Britain. Berki won the Gold by virtue of a higher execution score. Great Britain's Max Whitelock won a surprise Bronze medal with a strong routine. Coverage includes the medal Ceremony (10, 45 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC - Fenner/Still/Baker, PAL)

Gymnastics - Womens Un-Even Bars Final - In her final Olympic Games, Great Britain's Beth Tweddle finally came away with a medal. In a hard fought event, Tweddle claimed Bronze behind Gold winner Aliya Mustafina (Russia) and Silver winner Kexin He (China) and with the Bronze, Beth became Britain's 1st ever medallist at a Womens Olympic individual event. Coverage also includes the Medal ceremony (10, 18 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC - Fenner/Still/Baker, PAL)

Disc 7
Cycling - Mens Individual Time Trial - Great Britain's Bradley Wiggins completed a remarkable and historic double in winning the Time Trial. He became the 1st rider to win the Tour de France and the Olympic Gold in the same year, beating German Tony Morgan by 42 seconds. Britain also claimed Bronze with Chris Froome. The medal for Wiggins made him Great Britains all-time career Olympic medal winner with 7. Includes the medal ceremony + an interview (10, 1 hour 46 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC - Porter/Boardman, PAL)

Disc 8
Cycling - Womens Team Sprint - In controversial circumstances at the Velodrome, Great Britain were eliminated from the competition after winning their semi-final against Ukraine. The team of Victoria Pendleton and Jess Varnish performed an illegal over-taking manoeuvre and, after an umpires ruling, were relegated to 8th place. Coverage includes their Round 1 race against Australia and their Semi-Final against Ukraine only (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Porter/Boardman, PAL)

Cycling - Womens Keirin - Great Britain's Victoria Pendleton claimed Gold by holding off the Chinese at the line to win the inaugural Olympic Keirin. Pendleton's big rival, Australian Anna Meares, could only finish 5th. Coverage includes Round 1, Round 2, the Final and the Medal ceremony (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Porter/Boardman, PAL)

Cycling - Womens Individual Sprint - Great Britain's Victoria Pendleton ended her career with a Silver medal in a controversial final against her big rival, Australian Anna Meares. Pendleton won the 1st race of the final but was relegated to loser after judges spotted an infringement. In the 2nd race, Pendleton set off early but Meares fought back to take the Gold on the last lap. Coverage includes the Qualifying round, Quarter Final, Semi-Final, Final and the Medal Ceremony (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Porter/Boardman, PAL)

Disc 9
Cycling - Womens Team Pursuit - Great Britain's team of Laura Trott, Dani King and Jo Rowsell clocked a world record time of 3:14.051 to crush the United States in the final and win Gold (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Porter/Boardman, PAL)

Cycling - Womens Omnium - Great Britain's Laura Trott claimed her 2nd Gold Medal of the games with a fantastic last race win to beat American Sarah Hammer into the Silver position. Coverage includes full coverage of the Flying Lap, 20Km Points race, Elimination race and the 500 metre Time Trial + hi-Lites only of the 3Km Individual Pursuit and the 10Km Scratch race. Also includes the Medal Ceremony (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Porter/Boardman, PAL)

Disc 10
Cycling - Mens Team Sprint - Great Britain sensationally retained their Olympic title with a World Record ride in the Final. The team of Philip Hindes, Jason Kenny and Chris Hoy scorched home in 42.6 seconds. The Gold medal gave Chris Hoy his 5th Olympic Gold, tieing a British record. Coverage includes Round 1 against Germany, the Semi-Final against Japan and the Final + the Medal ceremony (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Porter/Boardman, PAL)

Cycling - Mens Team Pursuit - Great Britain's Ed Clancy, Geraint Thomas, Steven Burke, Peter Kennaugh claimed Gold in a new World record time of 3 minutes 51.659 seconds to knock nearly a second off the world record they set in qualifying. They finished 3 seconds ahead of Silver Medallists Australia (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Porter/Boardman, PAL)

Cycling - Mens Individual Sprint - Great Britain's Jason Kenny justified his selection in the event with a strong ride in the Final to win the Gold medal. Kenny was selected for the event over Olympic Champion Chris Hoy but the result was the same, as Kenny beat Frenchman Gregory Bauge in the final 2-0. Coverage includes the Semi-Final, the Final and the Medal Ceremony (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Porter/Boardman, PAL)

Disc 11
Cycling - Mens Keirin - Great Britain's Chris Hoy capped a fantastic meet for the GB team by winning his 6th Olympic Gold medal in the Keirin Final. With the Gold, Hoy became the most successful British Olympian ever, overtaking rower Steve Redgrave. In a tough Final, Hoy was behind on the back straight to German Maximilian Levy before powering through in trademark fashion to win. The Bronze was shared between Kiwi Simon Van Velthooven Simon and Dutchman Teun Mulder. Coverage includes the 1st Round, Semi-Final, Final, Medal Ceremony + an interview with Chris Hoy (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Porter/Boardman, PAL)

Disc 12
Judo - Womens -78Kg - Britain Gemma Gibbons claimed a sensational silver medal with a strong performance that earned Great Britain a first medal in Womens Judo since 2000. Gibbons beat 3 of the Worlds top ten en-route to the Final before losing to American Kayla Harrison. Coverage includes Rounds 1 and 2 + Quarter Final, Semi-Final and Final + medal ceremony (10, 1 hour, 1 Disc, BBC - Mullins/Fairbrother, PAL)

Disc 13
Shooting - Mens Double Trap Final - Great Britain's Peter Wilson claimed Gold in the Final, finishing with a score of 188 out of 200. He beat Sweden's Hakan Dahlby into Silver with Vasily Mosin of Russia finishing in the Bronze position. Coverage is the Final round only, the final 50 shots + the medal ceremony (10, 39 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC - Oates, PAL)

Disc 14
Mens Canoe Slalom - C2 Doubles Final - Great Britain upset the odds, claiming Gold and Silver at Lee Valley. The Gold went to underdogs Tim Baillie and Etienne Stott who took advantage of racing first to set the standard with a perfect error-free race. The Silver went to their team-mates David Florence and Richard Hounslow. Coverage also includes the medal ceremony (10, 22 minutes hi-lites, 1 Disc, BBC - Dickenson/Reeves, PAL)

Mens Kayak - K1 200M Final - Great Britain's Ed McKeever claimed Gold in the Final with a blistering race at Eton Dorney. McKeever won in a time of 36.246, beating Spaniard Saul Craviotto Rivero into Silver and Canada's Mark de Jonge into Bronze (10, 14 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC - Cotter/Reeves, PAL)

Disc 15
Sailing - Finn Class Final - Great Britain's Ben Ainslie made history as the greatest Olympic sailor of all-time by winning his 4th Gold medal in 4 separate tournaments. He beat Jonas Hogh-Christensen from Denmark on the final day after trailing the Dane all week (10, 1 hour 6 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC - Simmonds/McMillan, PAL)

Disc 16
Womens Heptathlon - Great Britain's Jessica Ennis fulfilled her destiny by winning the Heptathlon with a British record score of 6,955 points. She set Personal Best's in the 110 metre hurdles, 200 metres and Javelin to put herself in pole position in the final event, the 800 metres, and she finished strong to take the Gold. Coverage includes the full 100 metres hurdles, 200 metres and 800 metres + the best throws and jumps of the remaining events. Also includes the medal ceremony (10, 47 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC - Dickenson/Cram, PAL)

Disc 17
Mens Long Jump - Great Britain's Greg Rutherford claimed his 1st ever Olympic Gold with a fourth-round leap of 8.31 metres that put him in front for good. No one came close to challenging, with American Will Claye taking the Silver with a leap of 8.12 metres. Coverage includes Rutherfords' 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th jumps + the entire 6th round and the Medal Ceremony (10, 23 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC - Edwards/Dickenson, PAL)

Disc 18
Mens 800 metres Final - In arguably the greatest 800 metre race ever, Kenyan David Rudisha stunned the crowd at the Olympic Stadium by winning Gold in a new World Record time of 1 minute 40.91 seconds, the 1st runner to ever run below 1 minute 41 seconds. Botswanan Nijel Amos took Silver, with Kenya's Timothy Kitum winning bronze. All the runners in the race either set Personal Best times or Season Best times. 8th place finisher, Great Britain's Andrew Osagie, finished in a time that would have won the last 3 Olympic Finals. Coverage includes the Medal Ceremony (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Cram/Dickenson, PAL)

Mens 10,000 metres Final - Great Britain's Mo Farah ran a perfect tactical race to win Gold in a time of 27 minutes 30.42 seconds, GB's 1st ever Olympic Gold at that distance. His training partner, American Galen Rupp, claimed Silver. Coverage includes the Medal Ceremony (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Dickenson/Cram, PAL)

Mens 5,000 metres Final - Great Britain's Mo Farah completed the long distance double, becoming only the 7th man to have won both at the same Olympics. In a slow tactical race, Farah hit the front with 600 metres to go and held off Ethiopia's Dejen Gebremeskel and Kenya's Thomas Longosiwa in a sprint finish to win in 13 minutes 41.66 seconds. Coverage includes the Medal Ceremony (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Dickenson/Cram, PAL)

Disc 19
Mens 100 metres Final - Jamaican Usain Bolt retained his Olympic title, beating a strong field in an Olympic record time of 9.63 seconds. Silver went to fellow Jamaican Yohan Blake and Bronze went to American Justin Gatlin. For the 1st time ever, the 4 fastest sprinters in the World all ran in the same race (Bolt, Blake, Gatlin and Tyson Gay). The winning time was the 2nd fastest of all time. Coverage also includes the medal ceremony (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Cram, PAL)

Mens 200 metres Final - Jamaican Usain Bolt confirmed his position as one of the greatest sprinters of all-time by retaining his Olympic title, the first athlete to win the double (100 metres and 200 metres) in successive Olympics. Fellow Jamaicans Yohan Blake and Warren Weir claimed Silver and Bronze respectively (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Cram, PAL)

Mens 4 x 100 metres Relay - Jamaican Usain Bolt claimed an unprecedented Double-Triple, winning his 3rd Gold Medal by leading the Sprint team home in a new World Record time. The team of Nesta Carter, Michael Frater, Yohan Blake and Bolt crossed the line in 36.84 seconds, beating USA into Silver and Trinidad and Tobago into Bronze. With the win, Bolt became the 1st sprinter to successfully defend the 100 metres, 200 metres and 4x100 metres Gold (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Cram, PAL)

Disc 20
Mens Triathlon - Great Britain's Alistair Brownlee claimed the Gold medal with a strong win in Hyde Park. After swimming 1500 metres, cycling 37km and running for 10km the elder Brownlee finished ahead of his younger brother Jonny in Bronze and Spain's Javier Gomez in Silver (10, 2 hours, 1 Disc, BBC - Chilton/Trew, PAL)

Disc 21
Womens Beach Volleyball Final - American's Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh-Jennings won an unprecedented 3rd straight Olympic Title with a straight sets win over fellow American's Jennifer Kessy and April Ross. The Final proved to be the final game together for the winners as Misty May-Treanor announced her retirement after the game. Coverage includes the Medal Ceremony (10, 47 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC - Chilton, PAL)

Synchronised Swimming Team Final - Russia completed a clean sweep of synchronised swimming gold medals for the fourth successive Olympics, with victory in the Team event. The Russians beat China and Spain who won Silver and Bronze respectively. Great Britain, in their 1st ever Olympics, finished 6th. Coverage includes the full artistic presentation of Great Britain, Spain, China and Russia only (10, 26 minutes hi-lites, 1 Disc, BBC - Holland/Oldroyd, PAL)

Disc 22
Boxing - Womens Flyweight 51Kg Final - Great Britain's Nicola Adams became the first female boxer to win an Olympic gold medal, beating Chinese World Champion Ren Cancan at a packed-out ExCel Arena. Adams knocked down Cancan in the 2nd round and ran out an easy winner with a 16-7 decision. Coverage includes the Medal ceremony (10, 1 Disc, BBC - McIntosh/O'Connor, PAL)

Boxing - Womens Lightweight 60Kg Final - Irish boxer Katie Taylor fulfilled her destiny, winning Ireland's 1st Gold at the Games with a tight win against the Russian Sofya Ochigava. Taylor was a point down after 2 rounds, but produced a great 3rd round to take the lead and held on to take Gold (10, 1 Disc, BBC - McIntosh/O'Connor, PAL)

Boxing - Mens Bantamweight 56Kg Final - Great Britain's Luke Campbell won GB's 1st ever Olympic Bantamweight Gold medal by beating Ireland's John Joe Nevin 14-11 in a close fight at the ExCel centre. Coverage also includes the Medal ceremony (10, 1 Disc, BBC - McIntosh/Woodhall, PAL)

Boxing - Mens SuperHeavyweight +91Kg Final - In a dramatic Final, Great Britain's Anthony Joshua claimed Gold by beating defending Champion Italian Roberto Cammarelle. Joshua fought back from a 3 point deficit after 2 rounds to end the fight tied at 18-18. The judges enforced the countback rule and gave the result to Joshua. The Italians appealed but after a 10 minute delay, the result was declared correct and Joshua claimed the win. Coverage includes the Medal ceremony (10, 1 Disc, BBC - McIntosh/Woodhall, PAL)

Disc 23
Men's 10M Platform Diving Final - In a tense final at the Aquatic centre, American David Boudia claimed Gold with 6 dives of high quality, beating China's Qiu Bo into Silver and Great Britain's Tom Daley into Bronze. This is a 2012 re-broadcast. The competition is complete but the medal ceremony only shows Tom Daley's medal presentation (10, 1 hour 35 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC - Ballard/Taylor, PAL)

Discs 24/25/26/27
Tennis - Mens Singles Final - Great Britain's Andy Murray banished the memory of his Wimbledon loss by beating the same opponent, Swiss Roger Federer, to win Gold. Murray won 6-2, 6-1, 6-4 to take the title (2 versions : 10, 2012 re-broadcast missing 1st point in 2nd set, 2 Discs, BBC - Castle/Henman, PAL / 9, Slight motion blurring, 2 Discs, BBC - Castle/Henman, PAL)

Disc 28
Taekwondo - Womens -57Kg Final - Great Britain's Jade Jones won GB's first ever Taekwondo Gold medal with a tight win over the Chinese fighter Yuzhuo Hou 6-4. Coverage includes the Preliminary round, Quarter Final, Semi-Final, Final + Medal ceremony (9, Slight motion blurring, 1 hour 45 minutes, 1 Disc, BBC - Mullins/Cullen, PAL)

Disc 29
Evening Session : 04/08/12 - As-broadcast action of the evening session at the Olympic Stadium where Great Britain won 3 gold medals in a 45 minute span. Coverage starts with Heptathlete Jessica Ennis taking the field and includes Long Jumper Greg Rutherford's jumps and ends with Mo Farah's victory in the 10,000 metres (10, 2 hours, 1 Disc, BBC - Dickenson/Cram/Edwards, PAL)

Discs 30/31
Football - Womens Group E - Great Britain (1) v (0) Brazil - Great Britain claimed top spot in the group with a tight win against a favoured Brazilian team. A 2nd minute goal from Steph Houghton did the damage and GB could also afford to miss a 2nd half penalty before holding on to win. GB also featured captain Casey Stoney, Kelly Smith and Karen Carney. Brazil were led by captain Marta (10, 2 Discs, BBC - Mowbray/Ward, PAL)

Discs 32/33
Football - Womens Semi-Final - Canada (3) v (4) USA - Team USA made it through to their 5th straight Olympic Final, but were made to fight all the way by a tough Canadian team. Canada did not trail in the game until the final seconds of extra-time when Alex Morgan scored from a header to send the USA through to the final. Canada got a great game from striker Christine Sinclair as she scored all 3 of their goals. The other USA goals came from Megan Rapinoe (2) and Abby Wambach (10, 1 Disc, NBC - White/Chastain, NTSC)

Discs 34/35
Football - Mens Group A - Great Britain (3) v (1) United Arab Emirates - Team GB kept their unbeaten run in the competition going with a tight win over UAE. Great Britain led 1-0 at the half thanks to a headed goal from captain Ryan Giggs but UAE pulled level in the 2nd half with a goal from Rashed Eisa. GB finally took control late on with goals from Scott Sinclair and Daniel Sturridge to take the win and stay on course for qualification to the knockout stage (10, 2 Discs, BBC - Pearce/Lawrenson, PAL)

Discs 36/37
Football - Mens Final - Brazil (1) v (2) Mexico - At Wembley Stadium, Mexico upset the favourites Brazil with a goal in each half to take their 1st ever Olympic football title. The goals came from Oribe Peralta who scored his 1st goal 32 seconds after the start of the game. Despite heavy pressure from the Brazilians, the Mexicans held on and sealed the win with 15 minutes remaining with Peralta's 2nd goal. Brazil's substitute Hulk pulled a goal back in injury time but it was too late to affect the outcome. Brazil also featured Neymar, Oscar and Thiago Silva (10, 2 Discs, BBC - Pearce/Lawrenson, PAL)

Disc 38
Mens Basketball Quarter Final - USA (119) v (86) Australia - Team USA finally dispatched a tough Aussie team to advance to the next round of the tournament. The Aussies only trailed by 14 points entering the 4th quarter but Team USA, and especially Kobe Bryant, out-scored the Aussies 35-16 in the final quarter to take the win. Bryant (20 points) hit on 3 three-pointers to put clear daylight between the 2 teams. LeBron James also had a big game, recording a triple-double (11 points, 14 rebounds, 12 assists), the 1st ever by a USA player at the Olympics. Australia were led by Patrick Mills (26 points), Joe Ingles (19 points) and Matthew Dellavedova (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Gaze/Case, PAL)

Disc 39
Mens Basketball Semi-Final - USA (109) v (83) Argentina - Team USA booked a place in their 2nd straight Olympic Final with a comfortable win over Argentina. Both teams were evenly matched in the 1st half, but Team USA pulled away in the 2nd half to take the win. USA were led by Kevin Durant (19 points), LeBron James (18 points) and Carmelo Anthony (18 points). Argentina were led by Manu Ginobli (18 points) (10, 1 Disc, BBC - Carlson/Amaechi, PAL)

Discs 40/41
Mens Basketball Final - USA (107) v (100) Spain - Team USA claimed their 2nd straight Olympic Gold medal with a tight win against the #2 ranked Spaniards. Both teams were evenly matched but the USA took advantage of late Spanish foul trouble to pull away in the final 2 minutes. The stars for the USA were Kevin Durant (30 points), LeBron James (19 points) and Kobe Bryant (17 points), in his final Olympic games. Spain were led by Pau Gasol (24 points) and Juan Carlos Navarro (21 points) (10, 2 Discs, BBC - Carlson/Amaechi, PAL)

Discs 42/43
Paralympics Opening Ceremony - Coverage of the Opening Ceremony from the Olympic Stadium. Includes the Queen officially opening the games and the Parade of Athletes. The Great Britain team of 288 athletes were led in by Peter Norfolk (Wheelchair tennis player). Coverage also features interviews with Prime Minister David Cameron and Mayor of London Boris Johnson (9, 4 hours, 2 Discs, Channel 4 - Guru-Murthy/Adams, PAL)

Discs 44/45
Paralympics Evening Session : 06/09/12 - As-broadcast action of the evening session at the Olympic Stadium where Great Britain won 3 gold medals. The Golds went to Hannah Cockcroft (Womens T34 200 metres), David Weir (Mens T54 800 metres) and Jonnie Peacock (Mens T44 100 metres). Also includes the "Last Leg with Adam Hills" high-light show (10, 4 hours, 2 Discs, BBC, PAL)

Disc 46
Super Saturday - As-broadcast Eurosport coverage of the evening Session of the 04/08/12, when Great Britain claimed 3 Gold medals. The winners were Greg Rutherford (Long Jump), Mo Farah (10,000 metres) and Jessica Ennis (Heptathlon) (9, 2020 re-broadcast - 1 hour 10 minutes, Eurosport - Hutchings/Gilligham, PAL)