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Victory parade for Olympic champ Victory parade for Olympic champ
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Double Olympic swimming champion Rebecca Adlington is to be welcomed by a victory parade on her return to her home town of Mansfield.Double Olympic swimming champion Rebecca Adlington is to be welcomed by a victory parade on her return to her home town of Mansfield.
The Mayor of the Nottinghamshire town Tony Eggington confirmed plans for an open-top bus tour and party.The Mayor of the Nottinghamshire town Tony Eggington confirmed plans for an open-top bus tour and party.
The 19-year-old broke the world record to take her second gold medal of the Beijing Games in the 800m freestyle.The 19-year-old broke the world record to take her second gold medal of the Beijing Games in the 800m freestyle.
Mr Eggington said he would buy her the pair of Jimmy Choo shoes he promised her if she came home with Olympic gold.Mr Eggington said he would buy her the pair of Jimmy Choo shoes he promised her if she came home with Olympic gold.
"When we did our Olympic send-off I promised her a pair of Jimmy Choo shoes if she brought back gold, so it looks like I might have to eat my words now," the mayor said."When we did our Olympic send-off I promised her a pair of Jimmy Choo shoes if she brought back gold, so it looks like I might have to eat my words now," the mayor said.
"She has raised the profile of Mansfield and as an individual she is remarkable."She has raised the profile of Mansfield and as an individual she is remarkable.
When we spoke to her she was just being normal Becky, taking the mickey out of dad and asking how the dogs were Chloe Adlington
"She provides inspiration for other youngsters in the town and no doubt she will help them set their goals.""She provides inspiration for other youngsters in the town and no doubt she will help them set their goals."
Her two gold medals make Adlington the most successful British swimmer since Henry Taylor, who won three gold medals at the London Games in 1908. Adlington's two sisters Laura, 21, and Chloe, 24, watched her race at their home in Mansfield.
She also won gold in the 400m freestyle on Monday. Laura said: "When I spoke to her on the phone I didn't know what to say because 'well done' doesn't cover it really.
"She deserves it all. She put so much work in, both her and her coach to get themselves to where they are now.
"We knew she had it in her. She started strong and she kept it going all the way through. Everybody in the room was on their feet, screaming and crying.
The swimmer's sisters say they are looking forward to her homecoming
"There's no word for the emotion, it was absolute jubilation.
"Her face when she looked up at the board and realised what she had done was just fantastic."
Chloe added: "We knew she would do well if she got a good start but it's fantastic for her to get two golds.
"When we spoke to her she was just being normal Becky, taking the mickey out of dad and asking how the dogs were."
Adlington, who also won gold in the 400m freestyle on Monday, is the most successful British swimmer since Henry Taylor who won three gold medals at the London Games in 1908.