Team GB leave Rio after 'best ever' Olympic Games
The last of Team GB's athletes were flown home on a gold-nosed jet and treated to champagne.
Team GB are on their way home from Rio after their best Olympic Games for more than 100 years.
Athletes were flown home in style on a gold-nosed British Airways plane.
The aircraft was emblazoned with the hashtag #GreattobeBack which medal winners were encouraged to tweet with.
Diver Tom Daley was pictured in a selfie with the pilot before the plane took off.
And other athletes - including the women's hockey team who scooped Team GB's first ever hockey gold - posted snaps of themselves drinking champagne.
It is rumoured gold medal winners were given first-class tickets thought to cost upwards of £3,000 each.
Seventy-seven extra bottles of champagne and treats were also ordered for the flight, which was serving up a three-course meal.
Hockey champ Lily Owsley tweeted: "Champers and the national anthem out...we're going back to our fave nation."
And her team member Sophie Bray even managed to sneak a few of the girls into the cockpit - not that the pilot seemed to mind.
While Bryony Page - who won silver in the women's trampolining - posted this snap with Judo champ Sally Conway, who took home bronze.
She tweeted: "Post-Games bucket list #1 Enjoy a glass on champagne on the flight home."
The athletes are due to land at London's Heathrow just before 10am with a press conference taking place shortly afterwards.
Great Britain notched up an impressive 67 medals in Rio - including 27 golds, 23 silvers and 17 bronze - finishing second in the medal table behind the US.