The 49 golds, 44 silvers and 31 bronzes packed on to the Eurostar into London's St Pancras station with the team.
One of the first off the train was swimmer Maisie Summers-Newton, 22, waving a Union Jack and wearing her two golds and a bronze. Also aboard was Alice Tai, 25, and her two golds, a silver and two bronzes from her triumphs in the pool.
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