Steve Redgrave: Last News

David Beckham is upstaged, but The Queen rightfully stole the show during the 2012 London Olympics Opening Ceremony.An impressive show was put on back in 2012, when London played hosts to the Olympics with the vision of changing the legacy of sport within the country. And organisers made sure they got the biggest names possible, as The Queen, Beckham and even Daniel Craig (James Bond) played their part.The country has entered a state of mourning following the death of Her Majesty, with fans sharing their favourite moments of The Queen over her incredible reign.

British Olympic legend Sir Steve Redgrave has opened up on a harrowing health battle and urged people to seek help if they notice similar symptoms.

Alison Hammond appeared slightly horrified when she arrived home to a package containing a severed foot - sort of. The This Morning host appeared to have been out at work with Rylan Clark and Sir Steve Redgrave as they did some filming for Comic Relief, which takes place next Friday (March 17).

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Seven young athletes were selected to light the torch for the 2012 Olympics in London, after being nominated by Team GB legends.They were all teenagers at the time, lighting a single tiny flame which then ignited 205 copper 'petals', one for each competing nation or territory.While they were all rising stars across several Olympic sports, not all of them have gone on to fulfil their sporting potential.One though did win a medal at the 2016 Olympics in Brazil, while several have since gone into the world of full-time work.Here Daily Star Sport looks at where they are now..Chosen to light the flame by Sir Steve Redgrave, Cameron MacRitchie had been selected to race at the World Rowing

Olympic legend Sir Steve Redgrave could be in hot water with the taxman after a ruling over a controversial “tax avoidance” scheme.