Swimming: King beats Efimova to gold
Rugby sevens: Australia make history with gold
Diving: Bronze for GB's Daley & Goodfellow
Shooting - GB's Ed Ling wins shooting bronze
Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport in Rio
It might be a gloomy day at Lagoa and the locals might be back in work after yesterday's postponement, but there is plenty of colour in the stands as the international supporter numbers swell. Will be having a word with them later.
Image source, BBC SportWomen's eight heat two
So Angus Groom, Peter Lambert, Jack Beaumont and Sam Townsend steered Britain through to the men's quad finals.
Next up it's the women's eight heat two at 13:00 BST. You need to finish first to go through to the final, but miss out on that and there's a place in the repechage.
Here's your Great Britain team to cheer on:
Karen Bennett, Olivia Carnegie-Brown, Jessica Eddie, Katie Greves, Frances Houghton, Zoe Lee, Polly Swann, Melanie Wilson, Zoe de Toledo (cox).
Shooting
Britain's Ed Ling continues in the second day of men's trap qualification - he needs a place in the top six to go through to the semi-finals and is currently in second.
Fingers crossed for a solid day today. It all gets going at 13:30 BST.
Image source, Getty ImagesRowing
Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport in Rio
Image source, BBC SportGreat noise from the GB fans as the men's quad finish second behind Germany to reach the final.
After Jack Beaumont was a late replacement for the ill Graeme Thomas, that is a huge relief for the crew, who powered away from the rest of the field in the second half of the race.
It will also be welcome news for Jack's dad, Peter, who travelled out here late last week and wanted to see if his son could better his performance in the 1988 Olympics. Peter came fourth in the men's eight final in Seoul.
Rowing
James Cracknell
Double Olympic Rowing gold medalist
Both Great Britain and Germany will in the the outside lanes for the final but the main thing is that they are in the final.
The GB team put themselves under a lot of pressure and they delivered. It was a big race for them. They can now regroup and get ready for the big one in a couple of days.
Rowing
Great Britain have finished second in the men's quadruple scull repechage and have made it through to the final on Wednesday.
They clocked a time of 5:53.10, behind Germany in first place.
Weightlifting
This is brilliant. Just brilliant.
China's Long Qingquan - all 5ft 1ins of him - lifted a combined world record of 307kg to win Olympic gold in the men's 56kg weightlifting.
His reaction is as good as the lift itself.
Don't try this at home, kids.
Boxing
Great Britain's Anthony Fowler will get his Olympics started when he fights Zhanibek Alimkhanuly of Kazakhstan at 22:45 BST...
Rowing
This is your five-minute warning: today's rowing is about to start in Lagoa Stadium. The conditions look much calmer than yesterday, when the whole thing was postponed because of high winds.
First up on the water is the men's quadruple sculls repechage, followed by the women's in the same event.
You can watch it live by clicking here or follow the link at the top of the page.
Rio 2016
Roll up, roll up. Get your gold medals.
Here's what's up for grabs on day three:
There's everything from the sublime (Naga) to the ridiculous (Jon Kay) in this...
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Swimming
The non-competitive hero of the Games so far has to be Adam Peaty's grandma Mavis - aka #Olympicnan - who has been tweeting good luck messages from home.
Peaty wins gold, Carlin wins silver
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...of former England and Manchester United footballers.
Adam Peaty wins 100m breaststroke gold
We had a very proud Olympic nan on BBC Breakfast this morning.
Mavis Williams, the grandmother of gold medalist Adam Peaty, said: "I'm very proud and excited for when he comes home. I'm exhausted.
"I can't explain my feelings. You can't tell anybody what you feel, just so proud.
"He's worked so hard for this. He deserves it. He got what he wanted.
He didn't like the water when he was younger. He used to scream when we put him in the bath and when he got in the pool.
"But he was taken by his mum's friend and he's been going ever since.
"He's got something special."
Image source, @Mavise42MavisSterling work from Team Peaty. Did they get any sleep last night?
Stay tuned...
There are six live streams coming up in the next couple of hours.
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Image source, BBC SportAfter Adam Peaty stunning swim earned him gold at Rio 2016 today's question is:
Which four other members of Team GB have won Olympic Gold since 2000 whose surname begins with P?
#bbcrio2016
Adam O'Neil: Adam Peaty and Jazz Carlin have done our country proud. Two outstanding swims they both did last night.
Looks like there are some strong vibes building behind the scenes among Great Britain's female Olympians.
Johanna Konta and Heather Watson will both be playing in the tennis later today, but 10m platform diver Sarah Barrow won't be in action until next week.
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