Also, you know, Lisa Carrington, known as "GOAT"—which is a GOAT in a boat—"greatest of all time", a tremendous accolade: three golds to become our most successful Olympian. Dame Valerie Adams, third in the shot-put: this is her fourth time in the Olympics. Unbelievable: continuing to do this, a mother of two able to get back into the training, get back into her focus, and getting it done. Our rowing eights, the men's eight winning gold for the first time since Munich in 1972, and our women winning silver—extraordinary. The cycling—I mean, everything was just fantastic, and every one of our athletes did us proud, whether they won, they got second, they got third, or they weren't successful in the medal tally. They all did us proud, not only on the track and in the pool and everywhere else, but actually in their behaviour in Japan. We never heard one thing about that. The only thing I did hear was that some of them might have had a drink or two on the way back, and so what? Why wouldn't they, and good on them. 