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With no men's team competing in Rio, Team GB's medal hopes in men's archery rest with Patrick Huston.

The 20-year-old faces a tricky test against 2015 world silver medallist Rick Van Der Ven in the last 32 elimination round. 

After finishing 38th in qualifying, Huston said afterwards: "When I get to the proper stadium with the crowds cheering all around me, the pressure of that will make me perform." 

Adam Jones: What a day this has been for @TeamGB, external! Now, let's catch up with the #gymnastics, external

Philip Goose: Look @TeamGB, external. We saw you were struggling, so Yorkshire have stepped in to save the day. You're welcome.  

Kash: Great Britain are on a role with the medals today, for a small island we're doing amazing.  

Gymnasticspublished at 21:23

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Men's all-around final

Great Britain have never won an Olympic men's gymnastic gold and only ever picked up two silvers, but after three of six rotations, Max Whitlock is in contention for gold. He is second overall after a score of 15.133 on the vault.

Japan's Kohei Uchimura, who helped his country win a gold in the men's team all-around event, was top after two rotations, but is now down to third, with Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev now the man to catch.

Britain's Nile Wilson is down in 14th.

After three of six rotations: 1. Oleg Verniaiev (Ukraine) 45.866, 2. Max Whitlock (Great Britain) 45.741, 3. Kohei Uchimura (Japan) 45.399. 14. Nile Wilson (Great Britain) 43.899.

Canoeing gold? Check. Diving gold? Check.

Bronze in shooting and judo? Double check.

And still there's more...

And, in case you need reminding, that was the second gold medal that Great Britain have won today. Earlier on, Joe Clarke became Olympic champion in the K1 canoeing...

Steve Parry
Olympic bronze medal swimmer

The guys were all over it. They were so consistent through every single round, they did not let up and it was that consistency that won it for them in the end. They are so emotional, crying in the arms of their coaches, and rightly so.

Just joining us? This was the fifth of GB's six dives, the one that took them to the brink of gold...

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

What a competition it was.

The first gold ever for British diving at the Olympic Games.

I am so proud of those boys.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

Oh my word they have done it.

That doesn't look to be good enough. Have Great Britain won this??

Here we go then. 94 points required for China. Remember, the US managed 98 earlier in this round - it's possible.

Are Great Britain about to win gold?

Great Britain lead!

They are four points ahead of the US. Only China can deny them gold.,

They will need 94 points to deny Laugher and Mears. They are up next...

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

YES! COME ON!

That is an Olympic medal for sure.

They have done it when it counts.

Nailed it!

Forward tucks, four and half rotations. Synchronised perfectly....

Back of the board. Hands on hips. Then to the sides. Walk forward.....

Here come Laugher and Mears. They began the final round in gold-medal position. What have they got now?