Gymnasticspublished at 20:43 British Summer Time 9 August 2016

20:43 BST 9 August 2016

Women's team all-around final

Next up for GB? The beam. 

Ellie Downing kicks off the second rotation. Oh no! She falls. But Downie regains her composure to resume, ending up with a score of 13.366.

A huge sigh from the teenager as she trudges back to her team. A huge hug from a member of the GB coaching staff greets her. Forget about it Ellie.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport in Rio

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It's not been a great regatta so far for Britain's Bryony Shaw in the women's windsurfing, but one sailor who is flying is Lilian de Geus from the Netherlands and she's causing a stir among her friends and family, who are out in force.

She started today fourth and remains there after two third places and a seventh today. It's got her brother Steven and twin sister Esther dreaming of a medal in Lilian's first Olympics. "She's got a lot of confidence, having performed well at the test event here last year," Esther says. 

If she does make the podium, I have a sneaky feeling these lot will know how to celebrate it, too. 

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Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Rio

The pool is not the colour anyone was expecting, a snotty green rather than azure blue. It'll be interesting to know the divers' thoughts after competition is over. 

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Leon Taylor
BBC Sport diving expert & CWG silver medallist

Wonderful dive! Yes! The girls are bang on the money. The synchronicity is good on spin speed, it's good on going into the water at the same time - there's just a bit of difference in distance from the board.

There we go! Great Britain have been ticking along nicely so far but they've just pulled out their best dive of the final so far, scoring 75.60 with their Forward 3½ Somersault. 

Very much in the mix at the halfway point.

Half-an-hour into this final and still we are none the wiser as to why the pool is green. Anyone want to channel their inner-Columbo and offer up some reasons why?

Gymnasticspublished at 20:34 British Summer Time 9 August 2016

20:34 BST 9 August 2016

Women's team all-around final

Decent start for the British girls. All three come away from the uneven bars unscathed. Just as well as all three scores count, remember.

Ruby Harrold bags 14.833 and Ellie Downie, thankfully fully recovered after a bad fall yesterday, earns 14.633.

Then it is the turn of Ellie's big sister Becky - the two-time European champion.

She earns a score of 15.400, giving them a total of 44.866. That puts them third after the opening rotation.

It's been an epic contest out on Court One and British number one Johanna Konta just will not give up, breaking back against Svetlana Kuznetsova to make it 3-3 in the final set. A quarter-final place is at stake.

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BBC commentator Bob Ballard tells us: I just asked one of the organisers why the pool is green and he said: "I don't know."

We don't know either, Tom!

Leon Taylor
BBC Sport diving expert & CWG silver medallist

All of the gaps in the scores are very closeable. Anything over 70 points in the upcoming dives and anything over 90 is mind-blowingly good.

Snow Ferret: The hot tubs looked yellow last night, pool green tonight😱

Adam Percival: What on earth has happened to the pool in woman's diving ? Gone green 😷

GB are up again and its a reverse dive for Tonia Couch and Lois Toulson. Neat and tidy once again and its scored 50.40. They are fifth and round two. 

No-one's been put off by that iffy looking pool so far.

Gymnasticspublished at 20:25

20:25

Women's team all-around

Right then, time to stop making your dinner for a few minutes. Take the pan off the hob, turn the oven down. Great Britain are starting their medal bid.

First up is Ruby Harrold on the uneven bars.

Over at the Olympic Tennis Centre, Spain's Rafael Nadal has progressed to the third round. 

The 2008 Olympic gold medalist beat Italy's Andreas Seppi in straight sets, winning 6-3 6-3. 

The green pool at the diving has got you all talking...

Emily WR: Aren't the women's synchronised diving pairs so LUCKY! Rio have imported the pool water straight from the Amazon specially! 

Chaotic Kordran: The water in the Olympic diving pool is GREEN. I hope they've had their boosters... 

China are absolute boss at diving. Ruolin Chen and Huixia Liu have just executed a reverse dive and, much like their back dive, it's impressively smooth. They're scored 55.80 and now lead the way on 111.60 midway through round two.