Great Britain's Jazz Carlin has admitted that she is already looking ahead to next year's European Championships in London.

The Welsh swimmer won 400m and 800m freestyle golds at last year's competition in Berlin, and in April, she added three golds to her achievements from the British Swimming Championships.

In 2016, the Europeans will be held on home soil at the London Aquatics Centre, while Carlin will be hoping for a place in the GB squad at the Olympics in Rio.

"I'm really excited for the European Championships coming to London in a year's time," Carlin told Sportsbeat. "I won my first European titles in Berlin in 2014 and there is no better place to try to defend them than in a home pool.

"The London Aquatics Centre is an amazing venue and having a home crowd will hopefully push myself and the GB team to do great things."

Carlin will compete for Britain at the World Championships in Kazan this summer.