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The Olympics are not won by a country. Each event is one by an individual athlete from a country. (So a country's athlete could be said to win ONE of the events at a time).

However, some people like to add up the medals awarded on a country by country basis and the UK has only lead this medal table league once, in 1908.

Obviously some countries have more people than others, and some countries coach/provide for their athletes. Thus the comparison is neither meaningful or fair.

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Great Britain won a total of 65 medals (29 gold, 17 silver, and 19 bronze)

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They have won gold,silver and bronze all the different kind of medals you can imagine to win.

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1

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