Hyde Park: Olympic Torch Relay Finale
A fantastically hot and sunny day for the last day of the Olympic Torch Relay. Hyde Park was like an urban beach, and everyone was out to have a great time.
The last torchbearer Tyler Rix lighting the cauldron at Hyde Park.
The Olympics seems to have rehabilitated the Union Jack throughout the country
Recording Rizzle Kicks for friends who couldn't be there.
A message for the Olympic cynics.
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