Yes! Cameron punches the air as Ellie finishes first and breaks another world record in the pool
Fellow Briton Natalie Jones, 27, claimed bronze.
A jubilant Simmonds punched the water with delight and gave her now trademark grin on realising she had broken another record.
David Cameron was on his feet to roaron the Briton to her second victory, which came 48 hours after her world record-breaking performance in the 400m captured the heart of the nation.
There were boos mixed with the cheersas the Prime Minister stepped forward to present the medals but they turned to roars as Simmonds, her grin as wide as her medal, was given her gold and a kiss on both cheeks by Mr Cameron.
Chancellor George Osborne was also booed as he performed a similar role for the men’s 400m.
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She added: ‘I am chuffed, I have two more races to come, and it is amazing to do this in front of this home crowd.
Vatileaks: Butler begs for Pope's pardon for leaking private letters and documents to Italian media
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PUBLISHED:06:49 GMT, 25 July 2012 UPDATED:06:49 GMT, 25 July 2012
Pope Benedict XVI's treacherous butler has written a letter to the pontiff expressing his 'pain' and asking 'forgiveness' for leaking private letters and documents to the Italian media.
Father-of-three Paolo Gabriele, 46, was arrested two months ago, after the Pope turned detective and ordered an investigation into who was responsible for passing his private correspondence, in a scandal that was dubbed Vatileaks,ralph lauren pas cher.
Earlier this week Gabriele was freed from custody and bailed to his home inside the Vatican,sac longchamp pliage, pending the final probe by prosecutors who will decide whether to take the case to a full trial later this year.
The trial is likely to attract worldwide attention if it goes ahead.
The existence of the letter was disclosed by his lawyer Carlo Fusco, who handed it to the Commission of Cardinals, set up by Pope Benedict to investigate the case which rocked the Vatican earlier this year after the embarrassing documents emerged in newspapers, on TV and in a book.
Mr Fusco said: 'Paolo told me that the letter is his way of admitting his mistakes, the pain he feels and also asking the Pope for forgiveness.
'It is a confidential letter and it has been handed to the Commission of Cardinals set up by Pope Benedict.'
Vatican sources said the Pope was 'seriously looking at the possibility' of forgiving Gabriele as it would avoid a media spotlight on the Catholic Church with a trial which would involve airing a 'lot of dirty laundry in public'.
In a scandal worthy of a Dan Brown blockbuster the documents leaked showed how Vatican contracts were awarded to favoured companies and individuals and they also highlight allegations of internal power struggles with the Holy See's bank known as the Institute for Religious Works.
Initially the theory among Vatican watchers was that Gabriele, who has been the Pope's butler since 2006, could not have worked on his own and that he was set up and made a scapegoat for the real masterminds - senior figures in the catholic Church out to undermine the secretary of State Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone.
However Mr Fusco has denied this saying that 'there was no plot either inside or outside the Vatican. Paolo is the only person under investigation and as far as I know he is the only person involved, no others played a part',veste moncler.
Others have also speculated that the leaking of the documents is also aimed at the Pope's dashing private secretary Monsignor Georg Ganswein, who has angered many of the Vatican old guard by giving Hello style interviews to glossy Italian weekly magazine.
One source said: 'Monsignor Georg has brought to public attention a role that should be very private and that has resulted in many people getting jealous because they see him as having far too much influence over Pope Benedict.'
Among the documents leaked are letters between the Pope and monsignor Ganswein as well as others from figures within the Italian media and banking world who have written to him enclosing hefty cheques which are to be 'used as a donation to a charity of the Pope's choosing' before adding with a request for a private audience.
The Vatileaks scandal began in January with the publication of leaked letters from the former deputy governor of the Vatican City archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, in which he pleaded not to be transferred after he had exposed what he said was corruption over the awarding of contracts,polo ralph lauren pas cher according to Glass's..
Archbishop Vigano was deputy governor from 2009 until last year when he was moved to Washington DC to be papal nuncio in the United States. He had written to the Pope protesting the fact adding that it would bring an end to his efforts to ''clean up'' the Vatican.
Earlier this year there was even a report leaked which claimed a plot to assassinate Pope Benedict had been uncovered although this was dismissed as 'absurd' by Father Lombardi who threatened to take legal action against the TV station that screened the documents.
The Pope was said to be 'shocked and saddened' at the constant leaks and it led to him appointing the three cardinal commission and who worked with the Vatican gendarmes and which lead to Gabriele's arrest.