It is silver for Sophie Unwin and pilot Jenny Holl in the women's B individual time trial!

The final positions are about to be decided in the women's B individual time trial, where Great Britain could be on for a couple of medals...

Sophie Unwin and pilot Jenny Holl, and British team-mates Lora Fachie and Corrine Hall, were in podium positions at the final checkpoint, behind Ireland's Katie-George Dunlevy and pilot Linda Kelly.

Can they hold out?

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Earlier today, ParalympicsGB's Gordon Reid lost 6-0 7-6 (7-5) to Argentine Gustavo Fernandez in the men's wheelchair tennis singles quarter-finals. Here's what he had to say following that loss:

“I'm not really disappointed with my level today. I thought I played a good match, but beating Gustavo on the clay is one of the toughest challenges in our sport.

"It was always going to be a tough one, and I fought until the end and nearly, nearly turned it around in the second [set], but I just didn't quite have enough to get it over the line."

On playing in the men's doubles semi-final alongside Alfie Hewett later today, he said: “I feel a bit drained from that, emotionally and physically, but I've got a little bit of time to prepare now for the doubles.

“If you want a match to get you up for after a loss, it’s a semi-final at the Paralympics that you want. So I'll be ready when the time comes.”

We're into the closing stages in the women's B individual time trial, and Great Britain could be on for a couple of medals in this one!

Sophie Unwin and pilot Jenny Holl are second fastest through the final checkpoint at 19.9km, 46.88 seconds behind Ireland's Katie-George Dunlevy and pilot Linda Kelly.

Lora Fachie and Corrine Hall are currently in bronze medal position, one minute 42.12 seconds behind Dunlevy and Kelly's leading pace.

GB's other team in this race, Lizzi Jordan and Dannielle Khan, are in sixth.

Noooo, Ben Watson misses out on the men's C3 individual time trial podium by LESS THAN TWO SECONDS!

Frenchman Thomas Peyroton-Dartet takes the gold in 38 minutes 28.80 seconds, ahead of Spaniard Eduardo Santas Asensio who jumps up from fourth in the closing stages.

Germany's Matthias Schindler takes bronze - 1.55 seconds faster than Watson.

Britons Fin Graham and Jaco van Gass finish sixth and eighth respectively.

Britain's Sophie Wells holds on to that third position in the Para-equestrian grade V individual test to win bronze! That's her NINTH Paralympic medal.

Her score of 72.257% on LJT Egebjerggards Samoa is enough to make the podium.

Belgium's Michele George wins the gold, with Germany's Regine Mispelkamp taking silver.

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Dimitri Coutya has booked his place in the final of the men’s foil category B.

The 26-year-old overpowered Ukraine’s Dmytro Serozhenko 15-4 in the semi-final at the Grand Palais. He had earlier beaten Thailand’s Visit Kingmanaw 15-5 in the quarter-final.

The gold medal contest against Paralympic champion, China’s Feng Yanke, will mean an upgrade on the bronze Coutya won in Tokyo three years ago (18:40 BST).

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Ben Watson remains in the bronze medal position at the final checkpoint at 19.9km as France's Thomas Peyroton-Dartet continues to set the pace in the men's C3 individual time trial.

Watson is around 12 seconds behind the Frenchman, and about four seconds behind Germany's Matthias Schindler, currently in silver position.

There's no change for Fin Graham and Jaco van Gass, still in sixth and eighth respectively.

It is bronze for Great Britain's Tim Jeffery in the mixed 50m rifle prone SH2 final!

Jeffery makes the podium with a final total of 227.8, behind gold medal winner Dragan Ristic of Serbia (250.2) and runner-up Vladimer Tchintcharauli, of Georgia (248.2)

British team-mate Ryan Cockbill finishes fifth with a total of 185.5.

In the women's B individual time trial, GB's Sophie Unwin and pilot Jenny Holl are fastest through the first checkpoint at 5.8km in six minutes 45.04 seconds.

Lora Fachie and Corrine Hall are 22.12 seconds down in fourth, while Lizzi Jordan and Dannielle Khan are in sixth.

Ben Watson is third-fastest at 14.1km and very much in medal contention at the halfway stage at just 8.64 seconds off the pace being set by Thomas Peyroton-Dartet, of France, in the men's C3 individual time trial.

Fellow Britons Fin Graham and Jaco van Gass will require a strong finish to contend for the podium, currently in sixth and eighth respectively.

British equestrian Sophie Wells, riding LJT Egebjerggards Samoa, has just scored 72.257% in her grade V individual test at Chateau de Versailles.

That puts the eight-time Paralympic medallist in bronze medal position with three rider-horse combinations to come.

Bronze is the one Paralympic colour Wells has never won. Will that change today?

Great Britain's Tim Jeffery and Ryan Cockbill are currently in action in the mixed 50m rifle prone SH2 final.

Jeffery, who made his Paralympic debut in Rio, made three finals in Tokyo with a best-placed finish of sixth in this event.

Meanwhile, Cockbill's Paralympic best was eighth in the final of the R9 Mixed 50m Air Rifle.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport in Clichy-sous-Bois, Paris

There are only two British cyclists who are exclusively competing in road events having skipped the track competitions - Sarah Storey, and Ben Watson.

Can Watson emulate Storey's gold from this morning? Currently, he is on course.

At the first checkpoint after 5.8km, GB's Benjamin Watson is the fastest on the road in the men's C3 individual time trial, clocking six minutes 54.85 seconds.

British team-mates Fin Graham and Jaco van Gass were fourth and seventh respectively, with Van Gass still only 11 seconds behind the gold medal pace being set by Watson at this early stage.

Meanwhile, the women's B individual time trial featuring GB's Lora Fachie, Lizzi Jordan and Sophie Unwin is just getting under way.

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• Britain's Sarah Storey won her 18th Paralympics gold medal but described the Paris cycling time trial course as "appalling" after winning the women's C5 road event for a fifth successive Paralympics.
• Team-mate Fran Brown claimed silver in the women's C1-3 category.
• British 14-year-old Bly Twomey is guaranteed a medal in the Para-table tennis women's WS7 singles after beating Sweden's Smilla Sand 3-0 to set up a semi-final against Turkey's Kubra Korkut on Thursday.
• Wheelchair tennis star Alfie Hewett has reached the men's singles semi-finals after beating Dutchman Ruben Spaargaren 6-1 6-4, but doubles partner Gordon Reid is out after losing to Argentine Gustavo Fernandez.
• Wheelchair racer Sammi Kinghorn will aim to add to her two Para-athletics silvers in Paris when she contests the women's T53 100m final at 19:08.
• In the pool, Stephen Clegg targets the podium in the S12 100m freestyle final (16:30) while Poppy Maskill and Olivia Newman-Baronius are the fastest two in the world this year in the SM14 200m IM (16:50).
• Powerlifter Zoe Newson seeks a third Paralympic medal in the -45kg division (16:00), while Para-equestrian rider Sophie Wells aims to win her seventh individual medal in the Grade V grand prix test.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport in Clichy-sous-Bois, Paris

The ramp down which the riders start their time trials is quite steep - you need to get your start right to avoid an accident.

That's what befell Chinese rider Li Xiaohui this morning in the women's C4, who mistimed her start and fell painfully off the right side of the ramp on to the tarmac.

Her coach helped her upright and she was able to continue, but no doubt shaken she could only manage an eighth-place finish.

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Archie Atkinson crosses the line in the men's C4 individual time trial in 38 minutes 23.52 seconds, but that's not going to be enough to earn a podium place.

It's fifth in the end for the Briton as France take a one-two, with Kevin le Cunff taking gold ahead of Gatien le Rousseau!

Jaco van Gass and Fin Graham are under way in the men's C3 event, with Ben Watson set to join them when he heads off down the ramp shortly!

A huge finish required by Archie Atkinson here to get himself into medal contention in the men's C4 individual time trial.

At the final checkpoint, Atkinson is sixth fastest at 19.9km - with around 45 seconds to make up to trouble the podium positions.

The men's C3 event, featuring Ben Watson, Jaco van Gass and Fin Graham, is just getting under way now.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport in Clichy-sous-Bois, Paris

The final two events of the afternoon - the men's C3 and women's B - have both been delayed due to a crash in the men's C5.

Colombian rider Carlos Vargas Villanueva came off in a big accident, so categories which were not already under way were put on hold.

Racing has just resumed with the men's C3 - featuring British hopes Fin Graham, Jaco van Gass and Ben Watson - commencing.

We'll bring you updates on Vargas Villanueva when we get them.