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The One Show: Invictus Games Opening Ceremony

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10/09/2014

Invictus Games Opening Ceremony

BBC One - The One Show, Invictus Games Opening Ceremony

Matt Baker, Alex Jones and Clare Balding are live at the opening of the Invictus Games.

Matt Baker, Alex Jones and Clare Balding are live at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park for the opening of the Invictus Games, the international sports event for wounded soldiers.

The One Show comes live from the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park for a special programme to broadcast the launch of Prince Harry's first ever Invictus Games, the major international sports event for wounded soldiers.

Matt Baker, Alex Jones and Clare Balding report on the spectacular Opening Ceremony, where highlights include a flypast from the Red Arrows and an exclusive performance of the Invictus Anthem penned by Coldplay.

The ceremony culminates in the Athletes' Parade, where over 400 competing wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women from 13 nations are led into the park by detachments from the three services.

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