Adam Peaty is 1/100 to win tonight. An absolute nailed on certainty. Cast iron.

If he gets wet, he wins.

And it isn't very often that a British man wins gold in the pool.

The last male gold medallist was Adrian Moorhouse who claimed the 100m Breaststroke crown in Seoul 1988.

The last Freestyle medallist was David Davies in Athens 2004 who won a bronze medal in the 1500m.

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Mark Hunter
Olympic rowing champion in Rio

I’ve never seen anything like it on a course before, the wind is just whipping through.

In the warm up this morning, sculls were sinking. I’ve never seen that before.

When you start playing catch up to get races done, that’s when it starts getting worrying.

The rowing was abandoned for the day earlier due to high winds.

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Netherlands' Annemiek van Vleuten had a horrible crash while leading the women's road race earlier.

A reminder of what is still to come in the pool tonight. Plenty of Team GB action. Adam Peaty's gold medal bid/procession the highlight. 

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The dressage in the eventing was completed today and none of today's riders were able to unseat Britain's William Fox-Pitt at the top of the standings.

The 47-year-old was in an induced coma 10 months ago - it really is a remarkable story.

As for the other Britons - Pippa Funnell is 16th, Kitty King 26th and Gemma Tattersall 32nd with the cross country coming up tomorrow.

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Abbie Brown scored a brace as GB women booked their place in the semi-finals of the rugby sevens.

And Brown said that Sunday's improvement came because the team had "settled" after feeling nerves on the first day. 

"It is an Olympics, the nerves are going to hit," she said.

"We have shown everyone today with Canada and Fiji, we have done ourselves justice."

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USA's women set an Olympic record - of sorts - earlier.

Their 121-56 win over Senegal was the largest margin of victory in the women's event, surpassing a record previously set at the Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games when they beat DR Congo 107-47. 

It turns out Americans are quite good at basketball. Who knew?

Watch a selection of the best shots from Great Britain's Paul Drinkhall as he beats Ning Gao of Singapore to reach the last 16 of the men's singles.

Liam Pitchford is in third-round action at midnight BST.

Hoop, there it is. Live basketball is on the menu - Spain are 21-13 up in their group game against Croatia at the end of the first period.

Watch it here.

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Briton Jo Konta speaks after her 6-3 6-1 win over Stephanie Vogt in the women's singles first round:

"It was a very tough match, she was playing inspired tennis and had nothing to lose.

"I knew going into it I was going to have a very tough competition."

On the experience of the athletes' village: "I'm surrounded by so many different athletes.

"To have that support from different athletes is an incredibly nice change. The closest we get to that is the Fed Cup."

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British pair Rebecca Gallantree and Alicia Blagg came sixth in the women's 3m synchronised springboard earlier, after sitting in joint third early on. 

"We're a little bit disappointed to be honest," said Gallantree, who won Commonwealth gold alongside Blagg in 2014.

"It didn't quite come together for us and it's frustrating to see we weren't too far off the medals."

Did their close call inspire you to try diving? Read here to find out how you can take your first steps into the sport.

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North Korea's Om Yun-Chol lifted an Olympic record 168kg - three times his own bodyweight - as he won gold in the men's 56kg at London 2012.

He's the big favourite to win again in Rio. Can anyone stop him?

Watch live.

Nick Hope is joined by Beth Tweddle and Leon Taylor - they're taking your questions so head on over., external

Earlier on today after landing on her neck during her floor performance in a freak accident, Ellie Downie recovered magnificently with a 14.833 finish on the vault to put Team GB into third place and the final.

Here's Ellie Downie discussing the accident.

Andy Murray could win his second Olympic gold in Rio. He beat Serbia's Viktor Troicki 6-3 6-2 in the opening round today.

"I'm not defending a gold medal. I will always keep my gold medal. That will always be there, you don't have to give it away," he said. 

"So, it's more trying to win another medal - that builds the pressure and wanting to do something here. It's sort of the pressure I am putting on myself. I'm not thinking about four years ago. It was an amazing experience for me.

"Having the Olympics come so soon after Wimbledon for me, it may have been easy to have a bit of a lull, but that's not going to happen with the Olympics. I hope to make a run here."

If bling is what you're after, then you'll want to head on over to the weightlifting, where they are contesting the gold medal in the men's 56kg.

Watch it here.

I think this fella is missing something...

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Stephanie Vogt sees this match slip through her fingers quicker than a handful of dry sand on Copacabana beach.

British number one Johanna Konta steps on the gas to see off her  Liechtenstein opponent in straight sets.

Next up for the 10th seed is France's Caroline Garcia.

Mark Foster
Former freestyle world swimming champion on BBC TV

Chris Walker-Hebborn hasn't had a great year but looked good earlier today and made the 100m backstroke semi-finals (03:12 BST). 

James Guy bounced back from his sixth-place disappointment in the 400m freestyle final on Saturday by reaching the 200m free semis (02:11 BST)

Eleanor Mulcaster: Watching Konta while tucked up in bed...alarm is set for 02.53! Come on Adam!!

Ali Stevenson: Alarm is set for 2.30am ready to see our first gold medal! Come on

I have a feeling we're about to be watching the weightlifting on our Jack Jones.

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Former freestyle world swimming champion on BBC TV

The swimming finals get under way at 02:00 BST - nice and early start, or a very late finish for you - with GB swimmer Jazz Carlin in action at 03:01 in the women's 400m freestyle. 

Jazz Carlin had an amazing heat, but she doesn't have a lot of speed. But Jazz is in the sort of form to win the silver. USA's Katie Ledecky will go away in the final and try to break the world record.