GB's Phoebe Paterson Pine is in control in her quarter-final against Chile's Mariana Vargas.

She leads 86-80 after three of five ends.

Much like ParalympicGB compatriot Matt Bush before her, Amy Truesdale has got her semi-final bout against Fernanda Vargas Fernandez off to a flying start.

Body-kicks, a Gam-jeon and a turning kick gives her an 11-3 lead with two minutes and 50 seconds left on the clock as they break.

The Saturday night para-athletics action has begun at the Stade de France, with three field events currently being contested in the women's shot put F37 final, men's club throw F32 final and men's javelin throw F57 final.

The first event up on the track is the women's 1500m T13 final, before GB's Thomas Young takes to the track and bids for gold in the men's 100m T38 final.

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Earlier today, ParalympicsGB's Amy Truesdale booked her place into the semi-final of the women's K44 +65kg para-taekwondo with a 30-9 victory over Morocco's Rajae Akermach.

She now faces Mexico's Fernanda Vargas Fernandez for a place in tonight's final and that semi-final is up next.

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Victory for Krysten Coombs, who moves in to the quarter-finals of the men's SH6 singles.

The Briton records an efficient win 21-12 21-10 to progress in second place in Group A, behind Hong Kong's Man Kai Chu whom he narrowly lost to in his opening match.

British team-mate Jack Shephard will attempt to join him in the last eight when he faces France's Charles Noakes shortly.

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Phoebe Paterson Pine and her quarter-final opponent Mariana Zuniga of Chile know each other very well.

The pair met in the final of this event in Tokyo in 2021 with the Briton winning by 134-133.

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Over at Roland Garros, Lucy Shuker has won her women's wheelchair singles first-round tie against France's Charlotte Fairbank 6-4 7-5.

There are two more wheelchair tennis first round matches with GB involvement currently taking place - Abbie Breakwell lost her first set 6-3 to the USA's Maylee Phelps, while Ben Bartram and Dahnon Ward are 6-4 3-4 up against Morocco's Lhaj Boukartacha and Said Himam in the men's doubles.

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There are 11 gold medals up for grabs at the Stade de France tonight, where the action is just about to get under way (all times BST):

• 18:00 - women's shot put F37 final
• 18:04 - men's club throw F32 final
• 18:08 - men's javelin throw F57 final
• 18:13 - women's 1500m T13 final
• 18:25 - men's 100m T38 final (featuring GB's Thomas Young)
• 18:43 - men's 400m T11 semi-finals
• 18:59 - women's 400m T11 final
• 19:11 - women's 100m T38 final (featuring GB's Sophie Hahn and Maddie Down)
• 19:34 - men's long jump T63 final
• 19:39 - men's 5,000m T54 final (featuring GB's David Weir)
• 20:07 - men's 100m T12 final (featuring GB's Zach Shaw)
• 20:19 - women's 400m T47 final
• 20:50 - women's 200m T36 round one

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India's Sivarajan Solaimalai isn't giving anything up, covering the court superbly and makes a series of brilliant dives to keep points alive.

But GB's Krysten Coombs has taken charge of the second game at 15-9 and has his eyes firmly fixed on a place in the quarter-finals.

Hamed Haghshenas' attempted review proves to be unsuccessful and instead, he is forced to cut the insurmountable deficit he has on Matt Bush.

Bush holds on and is excellent, taking a 26-13 victory to book himself a victory in this semi-final.

A medal, at least a silver, is guaranteed for Bush and ParalympicsGB.

He will be back later this evening for the final.

Matt Bush starts the second half with body kicks landed to go 16-6 ahead against Hamed Haghshenas, but Hagshenas does battle back to reach double figures himself at 18-11.

At 23-11, with 33 seconds on the clock, a video card is handed in by Haghshenas' team in the hope of giving the Iranian any chance of a late turnaround.

We've got a brief break at half way and for Matt Bush, he holds a lead over Hamed Haghshenas of Iran.

Bush leads 11-6 after landing a series of body kicks, but there's plenty still to go in this contest.

GB's Krysten Coombs moves a step closer to the quarter-finals!

The 33-year-old has made a flying start and wastes no time in taking the first game against India's Sivarajan Solaimalai 21-12 at La Chapelle Arena.

It's semi-final time for Matt Bush in the Men's K44 +80kg semi-final in para-taekwondo.

Both he and opponent Hamed Haghshenas of Iran come out to the mat backed by songs from Royal Blood, but different ones.

It's probably fair to assume they did not pick them. If they did, that is some coincidence!

Away we go, with the winner guaranteeing themselves a medal.

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Jodie Grinham after reaching the semi-finals of the women's compound archery while seven months pregnant: "For one shot, I couldn't draw up my arrow because the baby was kicking so much.

"I just rubbed my belly and said 'I know you are supporting me but we just need a minute'.

"But it is a really nice thing and a lovely feeling and a reminder of actually the wider picture of why I am here and what I do. I enjoyed it."

She will be in action again in the semi-final which is scheduled for 17:54 but they are running late here.

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I've hopped from the velodrome over to the para-badminton at La Chapelle Arena, and it's fortunate that I'm ok with heights - the media seats are right up in the gods.

GB's Krysten Coombs has just started his final group stage match against Sivarajan Solaimalai of India in the men's SH6 singles - a win would see him into the quarter-finals.

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Earlier today, Great Britain's Daniel Bethell made it three wins out of three in the group stage of the para-badminton men's singles SL3 to qualify for the semi-finals.

Bethel, who was watched by Jurgen Klopp in his opening match against the former Liverpool manager's good friend Wojtek Czyz, completed a perfect start to his medal campaign by beating Ukraine's Oleksandr Chyrkov 2-0.

Still to come today, Krysten Coombs is just getting under way in his match against India's Sivarajan Solaimalai in the men's SH6 category.

Later, Jack Shephard and ParalympicsGB's first badminton player Rachel Choong will both return to action in their respective SH6 competitions.

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• Iona Winnifrith and Scarlett Humphrey will later race for swimming medals, with Winnifrith in the women's SM7 200m individual medley final at 19:10 BST and Humphrey contesting the women's S11 50m freestyle final at 19:41.
• In the para-athletics, Thomas Young and Sophie Hahn will both seek to retain their T38 100m crowns, with Maddie Down also featuring in the women's event, from 18:25.
• Also at the Stade de France, David Weir will aim to win his first Paralympic medal since London 2012 in the men's T54 5,000m final, while Zac Shaw contests the men's T12 100m final.
• Jodie Grinham, who is seven months pregnant, and defending champion Phoebe Paterson Pine have both progressed to the quarter-finals of the para-archery women's individual compound open, with Grinham's last-eight contest now under way.

• GB's Matt Bush and Amy Truesdale will aim to make gold medal contests in the men's K44 +80kg and women's K44 +65kg respectively.

GB's Jodie Grinham has moved into the semi-finals of the women's individual compound event.

She beat Brazil's Jane Carla Gogel 143-141, leading through all five ends.

Her team-mate Phoebe Paterson Pine is up next.

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• GB's Alice Tai, Stephen Clegg and William Ellard all won para-swimming golds, with Clegg and Ellard doing so in world record times.
• Tai dominated the women's S8 100m backstroke final, after Clegg took the S12 men's 100m backstroke title and Ellard triumphed in the S14 men's 200m freestyle.
• Poppy Maskill won S14 women's 200m freestyle silver ahead of bronze medal-winning team-mate Louise Fiddes, as GB's Olivia Newman-Baronius placed fourth.
• Earlier, British cyclist Archie Atkinson suffered a heartbreaking fall as he closed in on gold and had to settle for silver in the men's C4 4,000m individual pursuit final.
• Billy Shilton and Paul Karabardak won ParalympicsGB's first medal of day three, taking para-table tennis bronze in the men's doubles MD14.
• Jaco van Gass was unable to add to the gold he won on Friday as he missed out on the podium in the C1-3 1,000m time trial final