Out of the boxpublished at 23:21 British Summer Time 10 August 2016

23:21 BST 10 August 2016

Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Rio

How to celebrate a British gymnastics bronze? Let's get the selfie stick out. Nerves are a little wrangled in the BBC commentary box after a grand finale to the all-around final, but the mood is definitely a jovial one. 

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There are just four gold medals to be won in the pool tonight, but we have GB representation in two of the finals, while Michael Phelps, Ryan Lochte, Lilly King, the Campbell sisters and Sarah Sjostrom all go as well.

Stay up. You can make it!

[The finals start at 02:03 BST]

I wonder if any of our millions of readers will ever know what this feels like?

I'll be honest, I think my chances are gone.

'A legend in the making?'published at 23:14 British Summer Time 10 August 2016

23:14 BST 10 August 2016

Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Rio

It's been quite a wait for a British all-around Olympic medal, which made seeing the flags gradually rise a special moment.

Max Whitlock had previously said he wants to be a legend of his sport, he's gone quite a way to achieving that with his performance at the Olympic Arena. A gold medal could be his too in the pommel horse in a few days. 

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Paul Wilson: What a night for British sport! Rowing, shooting, diving, judo, gymnastics and rugby some of the highlights  

Lucas Austin: What a day for @TeamGB, external absolutely brilliant from all medalists and congratulations to all #TeamGB, external

Chris Mears and Jack Laugher won diving gold earlier for GB. It was a particularly special moment for Mears, who was given a 5% chance of surviving serious illness in 2009.

He told BBC One: "To be honest, even after going through all that horrible experience making London 2012 was enough for me - that was great. 

"We knew we could get medals here, we kind of thought we could get gold but to actually get it is just incredible."

Fresh from securing a historic gold for Great Britain, Jack Laugher and Chris Mears will be live with us on Facebook answering your questions. Stay across the BBC Sport Facebook page for our live Q+A., external

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Interesting take on GB's golden success on the diving board tonight from US diver Mike Hixon - who won silver:

"Congratulations to GB, they dived out of their minds, that was pretty special. We thought we had a chance to win gold tonight but I am happy with the silver."

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Some of the - literally - biggest names in Rio are just getting under way as the US team take on Australia on the court.

You can follow that one here. 

GB will face South Africa in the semi-finals of the men's rugby sevens on Thursday. If they win, they go for gold. If they lose, they have a game for a bronze medal. 

London 2012 champions Mexico failed to reach the quarter-finals of Olympic men's football in Rio after losing to South Korea. 

Kwon Chang-hoon's stunning strike secured the win for the Koreans, who finished top of Group C. 

Argentina were also knocked out at the group stage after a 1-1 draw with Honduras, but Germany progressed after beating Fiji 10-0. Hosts Brazil play Denmark at 02:00 BST on Thursday and need a win to progress. 

The Brazilians, currently second in Group A on two points, have not even scored a goal at the tournament following goalless draws with Iraq and Denmark.

It's all over for Patrick Huston in the men's individual archery as he is beaten 6-0 by South Korea's Bonchan Ku.

Just two points between the pair in the first two sets, and one point in the third. 

Narrow margins. 

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'Max held his nerve'published at 22:49 British Summer Time 10 August 2016

22:49 BST 10 August 2016

Beth Tweddle
BBC Sport gymnastics expert & ex-CWG champion

Max held his nerve. The competition was so tough throughout. All of the top gymnasts performed to their maximum.

It went down to the last five or six routines and Max went up first, set the bar and had to sit and wait.

Most of these lads are on their third competition in row so it is tough and demanding on the body so there is relief at the end, it was so close at the top of that table.

Here's the moment Dan Bibby scores a dramatic golden try as Great Britain narrowly beat Argentina 5-0 in the quarter finals.

Have you missed it all? Great Britain have won six (yes, six) medals today. Here's how it has all unfolded.

16:54: Froome wins bronze - no gold for the Tour de France winner, who misses out in the men's time trial.

19:29: Scott wins bronze - Steven Scott wins shooting bronze, taking the medal after a shootout with team-mate Tim Kneale

19:46: Clarke wins gold - the first of the double golds. Joe Clarke, 23, becomes Olympic champion in the men's K1 canoeing

20:40: Conway wins bronze - Sally Conway, from Edinburgh, loses her -70kg juso semi-final but wins the bronze bout

21:13: Laugher and Mears win gold - the most sunning of the lot. A first ever Olympic diving gold for Great Britain.

22:40: Bronze for Max Whitlock in the men's all-around gymnastics.