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Identical Roper twins win gymnastics bronze medals

Identical twins Emily and Abigail Roper made history for Team Wales by winning bronze medals in gymnastics on the same day at the Games. Abigail secured third in the women's vault, while Emily followed suit with a bronze in uneven bars.

BBC News· Jul 27, 2026 · 7:32 PM · 136 views

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Identical twins Emily and Abigail Roper made history for Team Wales by winning bronze medals in gymnastics on the same day at the Games. Abigail secured third in the women's vault, while Emily followed suit with a bronze in uneven bars. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #news #gymnastics #twins #Wales #medals #breaking

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