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| Jessica Ennis at the Olympics Victory Procession near St Paul's in Central London |
Jessica Ennis was named as one of the Sunday Times Britain’s Top 500 Influential Figures. Pictured above with her Olympics Gold Medal which she seemed to be hiding for some reason but we got there in the end and she gave us a cheeky glimpse. Photo taken outside St Paul's Cathedral in Central London.
The UK figures according to the Sunday Times are our influences: artists, writers, sports people, inventors, even politicians, whose talent and dedication in their chosen field is an inspiration to many. Information produced by Debretts in Assocation The Sunday Times
The Event:
The victory procession celebrating the historic success of the British athletes at the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games—officially known as "Our Greatest Team Parade"—was held on Monday, September 10, 2012. Information courtesy Google AI
- The Route: The parade route stretched through central London. It began at Mansion House in the City of London, passed landmarks such as St Paul's Cathedral, Fleet Street, and Trafalgar Square, and concluded down The Mall to finish in front of Buckingham Palace.
- The Athletes: Over 800 Olympians and Paralympians took part, making it one of the largest gatherings of British sporting champions in history. They traveled on 21 open-top floats, grouped in alphabetical order by their sport.
- The Stars: The first floats showcased the superstars of "Super Saturday," including track-and-field gold medalists Mo Farah, Jessica Ennis, and Greg Rutherford, as well as prominent Paralympians like Jonnie Peacock
- Archive Article from 10 Sept 2012. Photo Frank John for Famefad
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