Brits have a lot to celebrate here at the Olympic park.
After taking six gold medals in one day, the UK is now third in the medal count behind the US and China.
(SOUNDBITE) (English) KATIE O'MALLEY (LEFT) AND KATHERINE GREEN FROM BRISTOL SAY TOGETHER:
"It's amazing. It was really good. I'm proud to be British. We are now in third place - we are doing well on the medal front."
Heptathalon winner Jessica Ennis helped make Saturday the UK's most successful Olympic performance since 1908.
SOUNDBITE) (English) BRITISH ATHLETE AND HEPTATHLON GOLD MEDALIST, JESSICA ENNIS, SAYING:
"As soon as my name was mentioned the crowd just went wild, and it was just such a great feeling. I said before, it sounds really cheesy, oh the crowd would help you, but it did so much especially in the running events, it just kind of pushed you along."
After his surprise long jump win, Greg Rutherford was already looking forward to future medals.
(SOUNDBITE) (English) BRITISH ATHLETE AND LONG JUMP GOLD MEDALIST, GREG RUTHERFORD, SAYING:
"It was nice to prove that I can do it. Again I was on the biggest stage in the world, there's never going to be something bigger than a home Olympics,
Mo Farrah also won the 10,000 metre race and other victories came in cycling and women's and men's rowing events.
Lindsey Parietti, Reuters
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