Elizabeth Tweddle

View the gallery / 20 pictures . . . .Beth Tweddle puts her dangerous physique on the floor when she’s showing off her magnificent manuver with her partner, Daniel Whiston.And it seems that Beth Tweddle isn’t going to let anyone steal her crown and also tried out a number of adventurous new moves in their rehearsals show.Now that the 27-year-old has had a taste of success on ITV's skating show, it seems that she's upping her game.Wearing a pair of skintight black tracksuit bottoms and...Read Full Story

Metro columnist Colin Murray is attempting to move on from the spectacular weekend at the London 2012 Olympics and focus on Beth Tweddle’s efforts to win gold. Beth Tweddle is one of the favourites to win gold on the uneven bars (Picture: PA) I’m guessing you may know this but to be clear, in order to publish a newspaper it has to be written the day before – otherwise you’d just be looking at blank pages. And let me reveal something else: Right now I am sitting in bed. It’s Sunday morning and...Read Full Story

Olympic gymnast bronze medallist Beth Tweddle writes in an exclusive column for Metro about how she thinks British gymnastics is in great hands. Bright future: Beth Tweddle says British gymnastics is in great hands after the four Olympic medals (Picture: Action Images) To have won a medal at my final Olympics is something I’m so proud of, but it is also a relief. Two months ago I had keyhole surgery on my knee, and my chances of making London were slim. Thankfully, I could call on one of my...Read Full Story

The time has almost come for gymnast Beth Tweddle to make her final bid for Olympic gold. Focused: Beth Tweddle will retire after London 2012 (Picture: PA) It seems quite appropriate then that the 27-year-old will take to the floor to James Bond theme ‘Live and Let Die’. Metro columnist Tweddle has been living her gymnastics dream on the international stage for 14 years but will call time on her glittering career after London 2012. The three-time world champion, six-time European champion and...Read Full Story

Beth Tweddle admits the success of the British men’s team has eased the pressure on her shoulders as she looks to win the only prize that has eluded her throughout her career, an Olympic medal. Beth Tweddle says the Team GB boys winning bronze helped eased some of the pressure on her shoulders (Picture: Gretel Ensignia) Great Britain made history on Monday when they won their first men’s Olympic team medal in a century at the North Greenwich Arena. The women’s team, captained by Tweddle, were...Read Full Story