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Teenager Ellie Robinson was supposed to be using the Rio Games as an experience-builder ahead of Tokyo 2022, but she made a mockery of that by winning gold in the S6 50m butterfly last week.

"It still hasn’t sunk in yet," the 15-year-old admitted to BBC Radio 5 live.

"It’ll probably hit me when I get back and see people’s faces – I can’t wait to see them. 

"It’s been great to see the reaction I’ve got from everyone, I’m so happy."

Britain's Jade Jones does not qualify for the women's T54 800m final after being pipped for third place in her heat and finishing fourth in a time of 1:53.61.

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Nick Hope
BBC Sport's Paralympics reporter in Rio

What a start to the day for GB archers who are guaranteed a medal and several more could follow!

Top-seed Jessica Stretton and team-mate Vicky Jenkins both defeated their quarter-final opponents and will meet each other for a place in the gold medal shoot-off in the next 20 minutes. The loser will go into the bronze medal match-up.

Jo Frith just defeated Lia Corvell to reach the semi-finals in the other side of the draw.

So from two medals so far in the Games there could be another three in the next hour or so - and that's before the mixed-team event begins later.

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Add two more Brits into the swimming finals tonight...

Ollie Hynd takes heat number two in the men's SM8 200m individual medley in a time of 2:25.48. 

Hynd is looking to add another gold after winning the S8 400m freestyle. 

And fellow gold medalist Steph Millward also wins her heat in the women's event in 2:45.91. 

Tanni Grey-Thompson
11-time Paralympic champion on BBC Radio 5 live

I think that’s the best I’ve seen Jade push this week, when we looked back at her other events this week she wasn’t lifting her arms up high, she was looking a little sluggish. She fought really well here, and at least she’s in contention for a fastest loser. As a race, that was okay.

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What a start to the morning athletics, Tatyana McFadden with a new Paralympic record of 1:45.17 in the women's T54 800m. Surging to the bell in 53.04, the Russian-born American, with three golds already to her name in these Games, won by more than four seconds. Zou Lihong of China was second in 1:49.62, with Britain's Jade Jones, in the outside lane, finishing fourth. 

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At the 15km mark, Dame Sarah Storey is in the bronze medal position, with team-mate Crystal Lane just behind in fourth.

Storey is 17 seconds off leader Mari-Liis Juul of Estonia. 

Britain's Ellie Simmonds told Channel 4: "I'm happy with that time it felt really good, it's going to be really tough tonight but I'm going to try and swim a personal best and see how it is - anything is a bonus. I have gone three Games and got a gold medal in each. I'm just going to go out there and enjoy my last final."

The athletics begins at 14:00 BST with the T54 800m heats as Russian-born American Tatyana McFadden, winner of three gold medals so far plus the IPC award, external for exemplifying Paralympic spirit, competes against Britain's Jade Jones. 

Another Briton in 800m action is Sammi Kinghorn, the 20-year-old from Scotland, who races in the T53 at 14:24 BST.

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Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 live commentator in Rio

What is really good about Ellie’s stroke is you can see that there’s no splash at all, she’s just delivering power with every single stroke.

Ellie Simmonds has joined fellow GB swimmer Ellie Robinson in the final of the women's S6 100m freestyle heats.

Simmonds, who won silver in this event at London 2012, finishes second in her heat with a time of 1:16.39. 

She looked pretty comfortable in that one, too. 

GB are now guaranteed a medal in the women's W1 archery, with two competitors making the semi-finals.

Vicky Jenkins has made the final four after a 130-128 victory over Liang Lu of China, while Jess Stretton has beaten Sarka Musilova 130-124.

The British duo now face each other at 14:20 BST.

Teenager Ellie Robinson puts in a strong performance in heat number one of in the women's S6 100m freestyle to finish first and qualify for tonight's final.

The British 15-year-old, who has already won gold in the 50m butterfly, comes home in 1:16.76 - half a second off her personal best. 

Compatriot Ellie Simmonds goes in the third and last heat in this event. 

GB already have a whopping 38 medals in the pool but more could be on the way in the final day of swimming events in Rio.

Ellie Simmonds and Ellie Robinson are aiming to qualify for the women's S6 100m freestyle final in the next couple of minutes.

Ollie Hynd, who has already picked up one gold, goes in the men's SM8 200m individual medley heats at 13:57.

Steph Millward, who ended her three-Games wait for a gold medal earlier this week, goes in the women's event after Hynd. 

GB team-mates Stephen Clegg, Hannah Russell, 13-year-old Abby Kane, Andrew Mullen, Tom Hamer, Bethany Firth and Jessica Jane Applegate are also in action in their respective heats this afternoon. 

The finals start from 21:30. 

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Rob Hatch
BBC Radio 5 live commentator in Rio

The heat is back – it’s already mid-twenties and it’s only 9:30 in the morning! It promises to be a hot one…

The women's C4-5 road race is underway with a few familiar British faces involved. 

Dame Sarah Storey is aiming to successfully defend title and win her 14th Paralympic gold overall.

She's competing against team-mates Crystal Lane but there's no Kadeena Cox involved.

Cox has been one of the stars of the Games, winning gold and bronze on the athletics track as well as gold on the bike in the women's time trial.

But she's had to pull out of this event with a hamstring injury. 

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