Team GB return home after record-equalling Winter Olympics

Team GB's athletes landed at London Gatwick after winning five medals, including three golds, at the Winter Olympics in Italy.

Team GB's athletes arrived at London's Gatwick Airport on Monday after competing at the Winter Olympics in Italy. They returned with a record-equalling total of five medals, including three golds. The arrivals crowd cheered as double gold medallist Matt Weston led the team through the terminal. The Games included a day when Britain won two gold medals, a first for the nation at a Winter Games. Key facts: - Team GB won five medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics, matching totals from 2014 and 2018. - The team secured three gold medals, the most Britain has won at a Winter Games. - Matt Weston won two golds, including the men's singles skeleton and the mixed team skeleton with Tabby Stoecker. - Charlotte Bankes and Huw Nightingale won gold in the mixed team snowboarding event. - Athletes landed at London's Gatwick Airport and were greeted by members of the public. Summary: Team GB's five-medal haul matched the nation's best Winter Olympic totals while the three golds represented a new high for Britain. The immediate public response was enthusiastic, with athletes welcomed on arrival at Gatwick. Undetermined at this time.