It's been a good day so far for GB's tennis stars, with Gordon Reid and Jordanne Whiley both triumphing in their second round singles matches.

Both of them will be back in action later on in the doubles, with fellow Brits Jamie Burdekin and Andy Lapthorne also appearing in the quads doubles semi-finals.

So where do the British athletes go when they are not competing?

Well, there is a good chance they can be in found British House, the base for the Paralympians and their families in Rio.

In the video below, BBC News' disability correspondent Nikki Fox shows you around the headquarters. It is very impressive.

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BBC Radio 5 live in Rio

I kid you not. There is a Mexican Wave going at the Boccia.

Anyone for a selfie? Wheelchair fencer Gemma Collis is certainly loving her time in Rio. 

It's not looking good for Britain in the boccia BC4 semis right now.

The GB pair are 4-2 down to Brazil in the final end - needing two more points to take it to a tie-break.

A place in the final or the bronze medal match awaits...

After that wonderful afternoon session earlier, GB now have 46 medals - 20 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.

With gazillions of medals still to come, we expect the Class of 2016 to compare favourably with their sporting 'ancestors'.

Chris Slegg
BBC London sports journalist in Rio

'L' of a day in Rio. GB medallists today include a Lauren, a Laurence, a Louis, a Lora and another Lauren. L is the Lucky Letter? #rio2016

Keep sending us your thoughts on the action from Rio. Which competitors have inspired you the most? Who have you been most impressed with?

Tweet us using #bbcrio2016 and we will post your comments on this page throughout the night.

Another day in the velodrome, another great day for Great Britain.

In track cycling, Lora Turnham won the B 3km individual pursuit and the men's C1-5 team claimed sprint gold in a world record time.

Compatriot Neil Fachie won cycling B 1km time trial silver, with Sophie Thornhill, gold medallist in the 1km time trial on Friday, and her pilot Helen Scott taking bronze in the B 3km pursuit.

Sir Chris Hoy, a man no stranger to gold medals, was impressed.

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Earlier, one of our rowing gold medallists, Rachel Morris, told us that her gold medal was one of her greatest achievements. Listen to the water-side interview here.

How about this for some motivation? These messages were written on Rachel Morris' boat. It certainly worked.

Yep, there were some wonderful performances on the water as GB picked up more rowing gold medals than ever before.

Rachel Morris led the rowing success with arms-shoulders single sculls gold.

Lauren Rowles and Laurence Whiteley won the trunk-and-arms mixed double sculls and the mixed coxed four added a third gold for ParalympicsGB.

Welcome back. Here we go again. There have already been five British golds today in an incredible day of action and, I hope this is not going to jinx everyone, but we are hoping for lots more medals tonight.

After a frantic opening session in Rio, and plenty of GB medals, it's time for a quick break until the action resumes later this evening.

Don't stray too far though, as we'll be back with you from 20:15 BST - just enough time for you to grab a bite to eat.

We'll see you shortly.

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Lee Pearson was ParalympicGB's flagbearer at the opening ceremony in Rio, and now he's on course to top the rest of the competition in his dressage event.

Pearson and horse Zion are currently first from Germany's Alina Rosenberg and Denmark's Stinna Kaastrup, with two teams to still to perform.

GB's Sue Gilroy was beaten 3-0 by Serbia's Borislava Peric-Rankovic in her semi-final and will compete in a bronze medal match tomorrow against Nadia Matic.

“I felt so good going in to the match and I’m bitterly disappointed with how I played," said Gilroy. "She was tempting me in and I just wasn’t spinning the ball enough.

“I just need to give myself a bit of time today and then start again to prepare for tomorrow. Matic is a really good player so I’ve just got to go out there tomorrow and give it everything.”

There were quarter-final defeats for Sara Head in the women’s singles class 3 and Kim Daybell in the men’s singles class 10.

GB's Rob Davies will also have a shot at winning a gold medal after beating Endre Major of Hungary 3-1 in his semi-final.

After coming through 14-12 in the fourth game, Brecon’s Davies will face Young Dae Joo from Korea in the men’s singles class 1 final on Tuesday.

Davies said: “He is an awkward player and I’ve got to give him credit for giving me a good battle and it puts me in good stead for the final.

“I’ll approach the final exactly the same as every other match, go out there and hopefully put in a good performance and go for that gold.”

London 2012 silver medallist Will Bayley is into his second successive men's single class 7 Paralympics final, having beat Spain's Jordi Morales in the semi-finals.

Bayley said: “I just snatched a bit at the match points because I was a bit nervous and if I had lost the fourth it would have been anyone’s game in the fifth. He’s one of my favourite players - he’s a superb player.”

“It is going to be a different final to London - less pressure on me - but I’m just looking forward to it. I’ve played a final before. I’ve got the experience now so I can’t wait and it is a great opportunity for me.

“Stroh has played superbly and beaten a lot of good players. I believe I can beat him but we’ll see.”

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