London 2012
Olympic rings in the Olympic Village
This is Victory Park in the Olympic Village, which housed 16,000 athletes during the Games. I was given a few hours access to have a nose around.
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Olympics opening ceremony
I actually took this during the rehearsal the day before the ceremony. I got goosebumps when I saw the Olympic rings emerge from a forge.
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The iconic Lord's Long Room
During the Olympics, archery was a guest in the home of cricket. This may be the only time you ever see pink carpets in the Long Room!
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Australian cricket legend Steve Waugh
I wasn't expecting to spot Steve Waugh at Lord's during the archery competition. It turns out he was there to mentor the Australian team.
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The Lord's Pavilion looking pretty in pink
While presenting the archery action from Lord's, I took the opportunity to chill on the Pavilion terrace. This was just incase it was the only time I would be allowed such great access!
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Archery mixed zone
The mixed zone at a sporting venue is an area assigned to the media. Someone in the crowd snapped this picture of me and the BBC team in the mixed zone.
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Helen Jenkins
As I follow the triathlon circuit, I also covered the sport for the Olympics. This photo with Helen Jenkins (who was world champion at the time) was taken ahead of the women's race. She's one of the nicest people in sport.
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The Horse Guards Parade beach
This was the most spectacular Olympic venue. Beach volleyball in the heart of the London. A genius idea!
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The BBC One studio in Olympic Park
I was on standby in the studio while other presenters were out at venues on 100m final night.
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The dizzy heights of Matthew Pinsent
The Olympic champion rower was filming in Hyde Park while I was covering the women's triathlon. We never get bored of highlighting our height difference!
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The Olympic triathlon presenting team
I was joined by Graham Bell and Vicky Holland (who competed in the women's race) for the men's triathlon in Hyde Park.
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Olympic champion
This photo with Alastair Brownlee was taken after the race while his brother Jonny, who won bronze, was receiving medical attention. Ali wasn't worried at all and said it just showed how hard triathlon is.
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The Brownlees
I took this photo after the triathlon medal ceremony. Jonny wasn't feeling great but still did all his media interviews.
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Outside the BBC Studios in Olympic Park
The crowds in Olympic Park were fantastic. They always seemed to know when we had an Olympic medallist in one of the BBC studios!
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Interviewing Laura Trott
After winning two gold medals, cyclist Laura Trott came in for a long chat on BBC Three. She came across as a very funny, down-to-earth young woman.
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Victoria Pendleton in the BBC green room
The BBC green room was always a good place to star spot. I first met Victoria in Beijing so it was nice to say hello in London too. We had a quick chat about our love of shoes!
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Dizzee Rascal
After his performance at the Olympic opening ceremony, Dizzee Rascal came into the BBC studios for a chat. I met him in the green room.
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Gemma Gibbons and Jennifer Pinches
After they finished competing, judo fighter Gemma Gibbons came in to talk about winning an emotional silver medal which she dedicated to her mum. I also interviewed gymnast Jennifer Pinches about her 2012 experience.
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Voguing with water polo players
Fran Leighton and Rosie Morris came in to talk about their Olympic experience. They pointed out how my microphone looked like the ones Madonna uses so we Vogued like posers.
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Buzzing BBC Studios
This was taken by a friend of mine. The crowds are all gathered for the Olympian (I think it's Mo Farah!) being interviewed in the radio area in the centre. I'm busy presenting in the BBC Three studio in the top right of the picture.
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Catching up with Shanaze Reade
I was at the BMX track in Beijing when Shanaze crashed out of the final. She finished 6th in London and came to talk about another disappointing Olympics, but still had a smile on her face!
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GB hockey
After winning bronze at the Games, four members of the GB women's hockey squad came in to the BBC Three studios with their medals.
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The PM comes round to visit
I was presenting live in the BBC Three studio when I saw David Cameron enter. He was being shown around and we lent them a corner of our studio so he could be interviewed by BBC Sport.
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Canoe sprint
Sprint canoeists Jon Schofield and Liam Heath talked about winning bronze in the BBC Three studio.
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Bumping into Tom Daley in the BBC green room
I've known Tom for 6 or 7 years since my days on Newsround so it was great to be able to congratulate him on his Olympic medal in person.
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BBC One studio
Here's a full view of the BBC One studio inside Olympic Park. It was previously used as the World Cup studio in Cape Town.
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The BBC Three Olympics crew
This photo was taken on the final day of the Olympic Games. This was the whole studio crew!
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GB's first gold of the Games
Helen Glover and Heather Stanning came to the BBC Three studios to show off their gold medals. Not only did they win the first gold for Team GB at London 2012, but they made history by becoming the first British women to win a Olympic rowing title.
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BBC Three studio from the ground
My husband took this photo of me in our studio while in Olympic Park one day.
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Getting to know Ian Thorpe
The Australian swimmer was part of the BBC team during the Olympics. It was great to here his views on young swimmers during a lengthy chat on BBC Three - I was reluctant to let him go!
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