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Gymnastics: Men's all-around final

Two events down, four to go in the men's individual all-around final - and Britain are looking good for a medal, well, so far.

Great Britain's Max Whitlock was top after the first rotation (the pommel horse) and followed that with a score of 14.733 on the rings. However, a bit of a wobble on the dismount loses some points off his score.

He drops down to second, with Japan's Kohei Uchimura moving to the front. Another Brit, Nile Wilson, has dropped down to equal 18th after a score of 14.066 on the pommel horse, 

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Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Rio

Top marks to the Japanese pair in the crowd who have come in fancy dress. One is wearing a karate outfit, the other an all-White onesie with a red spot on the belly to resemble the national flag. 

They'll be pleased with what they're seeing from their gymnasts, too. Defending champion Uchimura began with an impressive floor routine which impressed Beth Tweddle in the commentary box. 

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Men's all-round final

Great Britain's Nile Wilson is also part of that all-around final. You can watch his floor routine right here.

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And, remember, Max Whitlock was leading the men's all-around gymnastics after the first rotation.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

So good. So good. That was their bogey dive. That was the one. If they got it, they put pressure on the others and that was excellent from our boys. They nailed the execution.

Sensational! Jack Laugher and Chris Mears are on fire. The British pair nail their fourth dive - an inward 3½ somersaults effort - and they head to the hot tub in first place.

Can the Chinese reclaim top spot? No! GB have never won an Olympic diving gold medal. Just saying...

And it's not over for GB! Chris Mears and Jack Laugher are still in medal position in the men's 3m synchro diving. We are four dives into a competition where each pair dives six times.   

Adrian M Gill: Brilliant @sconway70, external fantastic effort! Great Bronze medal!   

It's an Olympic bronze medal for Sally Conway! The clock ticks down, she leaps into the air and beams the biggest smile. Conway, the 29-year-old from Edinburgh, has won Great Britain's third medal in little more than an hour.  

Sally Conway is just over a minute away from an Olympic bronze medal. She's been given another warning. She must keep coming forwards...

Sally Conway has been penalised. A yellow card denotes a warning. But there's a yuko! A score of one point...

Both women are on the floor, but no points scored. Back up, locked together.

Conway, who lost her semi-final about 20 minutes ago. Is going for bronze against Austria's Bernadette Graf. Four minutes on the clock...

That gymnastics final will stretch out over the next couple of hours, so Max Whitlock will be putting GB fans through the wringer for some time yet. Speaking of going through the wringer, here's Sally Conway...

Tanya Arnold
BBC Sport in Rio

Good third dive, low 80's. Russia dive not as good. China not as good as you'd expect. Jack and Chris lead at the halfway point  

Jack Laugher does a little body-pop as he struts out of the pool alongside team-mate Chris Mears. Careful Jack, don't slip. That could ruin your medal chance.

Great Britain are right in the mixer here, nailing a 84.66 dive in round three. A forward 2½ somersault two twist dive for those in the know.

In fact... they lead at the halfway stage! The usually-reliable China can't overtake them with their third effort.

Even hell-raising rock icons are chilling on the sofa watching the Olympics. Legendary Rolling Stones axeman Keith Richards is cheering on Team GB...

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Alison Mitchell
BBC Radio 5 live in Rio

That has got to be one of the smoothest routines I have seen Max Whitlock do.

What a start.