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Shooting - GB's Ed Ling wins shooting bronze
The winner of Australia v Canada will go on to the final to face the winner of GB v NZ, which is on at 19:00 BT.
The Aussies have just taken the lead midway through the first half - a converted try has them 7-0 up.
Rugby Sevens
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BBC Sport in Rio
Image source, .Semi-final one, seven minutes each way, medals on the line, let's see if Canada, hammered by Great Britain yesterday, can beat arguably the best side we've seen so far in Australia.
"Let's go Canada let's go," is the chant.
Tennis
Image source, Getty ImagesHeather Watson has turned it all around in the second set of her match having lost the first 6-3 as she is now 4-0.
Meanwhile, British number one Johanna Konta is just one game away from victory against Caroline Garcia.
Eventing individual cross country
GB's Gemma Tattersall, William Fox-Pitt, and Pippa Funnell have finished their runs, with the team currently fourth in the overall standings.
Kitty King is about to start her cross country run.
BBC's Jonathan Agnew: "Some of the jumps these riders have taken are brutal. A lot depends on Kitty King."
GB's O'Connor wins medley heat
GB's Siobhan-Marie O'Connor wins heat four of the Women's 200m individual medley.
Women's 200m Individual Medley
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1988 Olympic 100m breaststroke champion on BBC TV
Siobhan-Marie O'Connor won heat four, finishing just outside her own British record.
I was hoping for under 2:10, she's done it in 2:08. Nice!
It's the small things, eh Natalie?
The men's team final, featuring GB, gets going at 20:00 BST.
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Women's 200m individual medley
Siobhan-Marie O'Connor has bossed her heat to finish first and qualify for the semi-finals. Some seriously impressive stuff from the Brit to finish with 2:08.44.
It was a tougher heat for Hannah Miley however, who had the 2012 gold and silver medalists to contend with. She managed to qualify in 12th. Hungary's 'Iron Lady,' Katinka Hosszu, was seriously impressive as she set a new Olympic Record with 2:07.45.
Men's RS:X windsurfing
Britain's Nick Dempsey has made it two wins from two in the men's RS:X windsurfing at Marina de Gloria.
And - as in race one - he once again finishes ahead of Greece's Vyron Kokkalanis in second place.
A perfect start by all accounts.
Race three of twelve in the opening series is scheduled to get underway at 19:05 BST.
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Image source, Getty ImagesHurling her racket to the floor in frustration is becoming an all too familiar feeling for Great Britain's Heather Watson.
She's a set down to Ukraine's Elina Svitolina as she serves to start the second...
I have one piece of advice for you. Get the dinner on, do your chores, talk to your family now - get it all out the way, because we have a small respite before things get serious.
There are four potential medals for GB there - you don't want to go anywhere.
Tennis
Image source, Getty ImagesAlready a set up, Johanna Konta has broken her opponent Caroline Garcia for a second time in the second set.
She is on serve and now just two games away from progressing to the third round.
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Here's a sneak peak at the Rio 2016 crazy golf course.
What's that?
Oh, it's the BMX course. Apologies.
It gets fifty shades of tough for Paul Drinkhall now though, as he faces Belarus' former world silver medallist Vladimir Samsonov in the last 16.
That match is later tonight - 01:30 BST later tonight to be precise.
Image source, Getty ImagesBrilliant stuff from Paul Drinkhall. He's fended off a comeback from Croatia's Andrej Gacina and is the first Briton into the last 16 of the men's table tennis since 1992 and only the third ever with a 4-2 win.
Men's RS:X windsurfing
Image source, Getty ImagesSo let's put that opening victory for GB's Nick Dempsey in the men's RS:X windsurfing into a bit of context for you.
The first stage of the competition is an opening series of twelve races - the first of which Dempsey has won.
The competitors accrue points after each race equivalent to where they finish (eg. one point for finishing first).
The 10 boats with the lowest totals from the twelve races of the opening series progress to the medal race, in which double points are added to the overall scores.
Simple, eh?
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America's Ledecky wins freestyle heat
American Katie Ledecky won heat five of the women's 100m freestyle. GB's Eleanor Faulkner finished in last place. Take a look.