GB divers Laugher and Mears and kayaker Joe Clarke win golds
Whitlock (gymnastics), Froome (cycling), Scott (shooting) and Conway (judo) win bronzes
GB's Andrew Willis fourth in 200m breaststroke final
Duncan Scott fifth in 100m freestyle final
Brazil beat Denmark 4-0 for first football win
Hockey - GB's men lose 2-1 to Australia but women advance
Men's all-around final
Max Whitlock's fifth piece of apparatus will be the horizontal bar. He's just getting loose now, rotating around, getting a feel for the equipment. Meanwhile, GB's rugby sevens team prepare for a last-eight tie against Argentina.
Equestrian
News from a press conference at the equestrian venue where today there were reports of a bullet hitting the event stables.
On Saturday a bullet flew through the roof of the media tent at the site which is taking place on an army camp and near to a favela.
No one was hurt during the incidents and the event continued as normal.
Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport in Rio
Image source, BBC SportNick Thompson's fiancé shows her support on Flamengo beach
The weather might have been more Rochdale than Rio for the sailing today, but that didn't dampen the spirits of fans on Flamengo Beach or GB's sailors.
World champion Giles Scott moved into first place in the Finn, Nick Thompson secured a second and a first place to reach the silver medal position in the Laser, while Ben Saxton and Nicola Groves are also into second overall in the mixed Nacra 17, also known as a catamaran.
If you include Nick Dempsey, who is first in the men's windsurfing, GB has four boats in medal positions.
And you can catch up with the carnage on the beach amongst the fans right here. , external
Image source, BBC SportNicola Groves and Ben Saxton are all smiles after a successful day in mixed Nacra 17
3m Synchro - Laugher and Mears take surprise gold!
So, Max Whitlock remains in contention for a gymnastics medal, lying third with two of the six rotations to go. If you missed it, Great Britain's Jack Laugher and Chris Mears won diving gold in the past hour. Watch it here...
Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Rio
Max Whitlock has the fifth-best score so far in the parallel bars in the men's all-around final. He and his coach exchange smiles before returning to their seats to focus on the next apparatus. Whitlock doesnt watch his rivals perform - he's only seen defending champion Uchimura's routines on YouTube - so his head is bowed throughout while others defy gravity and he simply concentrates on the task ahead.
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Nicola Mary Bibby: Super Saturday... Thinking this is wonderful Wednesday, so proud of all the medalists.
Adam O'Neill: After a Super Saturday at London 2012, I think tonight should be called Wicked Wednesday.
Christine Still
BBC Sport gymnastics expert and veteran coach
That was a really controlled performance from Max.
Gymnastics: Men's all-around final
Japan's Kohei Uchimura won the gold in the all-around final four years ago and is not giving up his title without a fight.
His score of 15.566 on the vault takes him up to the silver position behind Oleg Verniaiev of Ukraine.
It is bad news for Great Britain's Max Whitlock, who drops down to third following an effort of 15.000 on the parallel bars. Nile Wilson registers the same score of 15.000, his best of the night, on the vault.
We have two events to come. Plus a lot of drama.
Women's -69kg weightlifting
China's Xiang Yanmei has won gold in the women's -69kg weightlifting, after lifting a combined weigth of 261kg.
Great Britain's Rebekah Tiler, at the age of only 17, finished in 10th place.
Have you missed it all? Great Britain have won five (yes, five) 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.
Christine Still
BBC Sport gymnastics expert and veteran coach
All of these gymnasts are right at the top of their game.
We saw them at World Championships earlier this year but they have all lifted their games.
Men's all-round final
Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games Gold winning Gymnast
This is unbelievable. The level of gymnastics here is perfect.
So, what's to come? Stick with us for gymnastics, where Max Whitlock is well in the hunt for a medal. Then, at 22:00 Great Britain meet Argentina for a place in the semi-finals of the rugby sevens.
Germany 10-0 Fiji (TEN)
Yes, that is 10-0 to Germany.
Yes, that is still 20 minutes left.
Yes, that is five goals for Nils Petersen of Freiburg.
No, that is not BBC DJ Gilles Peterson.
Image source, .Gymnastics: Men's all-around final
It all goes wrong for Germany's Andreas Bretschneider in the men's all-around gymnastics final.
In the third of six rotations, he is on the high bar, but can not hold on after one fancy move. Agonisingly for him, he can only get one hand on the bar, loses his grip and comes crashing down with a bump.
He is OK and soon back on his feet, with the only damage done to his pride. And his medal hopes.
Three more disciplines to go. Britain's Max Whitlock is second.
You can watch all of this evening's action in the gymnastics, football, basketball and beach volleyball on the BBC Sport website.
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Image source, ReutersWhere does that leave Great Britain in the medal table? No movement, actually. GB stay ninth despite adding to their golden tally through Laugher and Mears. One more gold, though, would take them as high as third.
Image source, ReutersJoe Clarke wins gold