Rowing to top the podium
Rowers from Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire win Gold as part of the men's coxless pairs team.
Berkshire rowers win gold
Katherine Grainger and Anna Watkins win gold in the Olympic double sculls beating their Australian rivals into second place.
Silver for Lightweight Four
South Africa have shattered the dreams of a gold medal for Britain's Men's Lightweight Four.
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School lessons on the water
The sport of rowing is common in private schools but not in the state system. However there is now a rowing club at one state school in Oxfordshire - just one - and it's going from strength to strength. Kate Bunkall reports.
Major milestone for rowing club
Five times Olympic champion - Sir Steve Redgrave - was along the River Thames in Marlow today. He was there to celebrate a major milestone in the restoration of the rowing club. Kate Bunkall reports.
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Burned rowing club in line for £1m grant
The Marlow Rowing Club which was damaged by a fire in 2011 is to be rebuilt thanks to a one million pound grant from the National Lottery. Former member - Olympian Sir Steve Redgrave, will be there later to help celebrate the plans for a new state-of-the-art site for water sports.
After the fire: a new era in rowing
by Divya KohliThis report from Divya Kohli.
Row2Recovery team's boat on display
The boat used by the Row2Recovery team to cross the Atlantic is on display for first time at the River & Rowing Museum in Henley-on-Thames.
Early this year, the four amputee and two able bodied servicemen completed an epic journey, rowing 3,000 miles across the Atlantic from the coast of Africa to Barbados.
Team GB's Paralympic hopes
Over the past year Meridian Tonight has been profiling athletes who will be going for gold in the Paralympic Games. As the South prepares for the opening celebrations Penny Silvester reports on Team GB's medal prospects.
Penny Silvester spoke to Tom Aggar Paralympic rower, Lucy Shuker Paralympic wheelchair tennis player, Barry Bowden GB's boccia coach and cos Lily Van Den Broeke.
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Leander celebrates rowing success
Huge crowds have gathered in Henley-on-Thames to greet the British Olympics rowers.
Thousands joined the celebrations in the hope of catching a glimpse of the athletes, as they headed up river and then through the town on an open top bus.
Juliette Fletcher spoke to Mark Hunter Silver Medallist, Anna Watkins Gold Medallist and Alex Gregory Gold Medallist.
Olympic rowers take to the water
Hundreds of people have lined the streets of Henley-on-Thames to celebrate the Olympic rowers medal success. 21 rowers who are connected to the town took part in the games with 12 bringing home medals.
Gold medallist enjoying celebrations
Double olympic gold medallist Tom James has described the town of Henley as "awesome" as hundreds of people are lining the streets to greet athletes on an open top bus tour.
Olympians enjoy the atmosphere in Henley
Great to do a row past with @leander_club in Henley. So many people on the bank, amazing! Off to watch @zacpurchase tie the knot now...
From @Chris_BartleyGB on Twitter:All aboard and we're off... http://t.co/41qTGGmr
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