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 Bantam (56kg)
Image source, Getty ImagesTeam GB's only competitor in the men's bantamweight, Qais Ashfaq, has just begun his fight against 31-year-old Thai Chatchai Butdee.
He's the 10th ranked boxer in the world at this level but faces world number seven in the experienced Butdee.
Luke Reddy
BBC Sport in Rio
Image source, .We've had a bullet land in the equestrian media centre and now a bus stoned or potentially shot at, you'd be forgiven for thinking things are a little bit out of hand here.
But on the way into Deodoro we are served a reminder of how tight security is as our car is stopped and searched. The boot is opened and inspected and after a short delay, we are allowed to proceed.
#GetInspired
Steve Scott and Tim Kneale are representing Team GB in the double trap shooting today.
BBC Breakfast's Holly Hamilton was at a shooting centre this morning and found out about how you can get involved.....
Holly spoke to shooting coach Anita North
And if you want to find out more about the sport of shooting, read our special guide.
Rugby Sevens
Is an upset on the cards in Pool B of the Rugby Sevens competition?
Australia lead South Africa, who are unbeaten in the competition so far, 12-0 at half-time.
Men's time trial
Geraint Thomas has reeled in Canada's Hugo Houle - the man who started 90 seconds in front of him - already.
The Welshman is second fastest to Australia's Rohan Dennis at the 10km checkpoint with another eight riders to come through.
Men's time trial
Chris Froome puffs the cheeks and rolls down the ramp to start an hour of pain.
He is starting 90 seconds behind Dutchman Tom Dumoulin. Whether that gap is bigger or smaller in 55km could decide whether he gets gold.
He has gone out hard, pushing hard into the very first corner to hunt any half-seconds he can.
Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport in Rio
Image source, BBC SportPhotographers don't have much to take pictures of at Lagoa
After today's postponement, the revised rowing schedule is out and it means tomorrow is packed with four GB crews competing in finals - the men's quad, the men's pair, the women's double sculls and the men's double sculls.
The defending champions in the women's pair - Helen Glover and Heather Stanning, plus the men's four also contest their semis while Alan Campbell must wait until Friday before taking part in his singles sculls semi.
Let's hope the weather is better than today, and if so, could we see a GB medal rush?
Men's time trial
Here come the heavyweights.
Switzerland's Fabian Cancellara is off the ramp....
...closely followed by Germany's Tony Martin.
Men's time trial
Namibia's Dan Craven has just completed the course for the men's time trial in 1:27:45 but as of Tuesday afternoon, Craven was undecided whether he would race.
Had it not been for the help of his Twitter followers, the bearded rider may never have graced the course today...
Craven has been a bit of Twitter star so far at the Games, roping in his girlfriend to pretend he was live-tweeting the road-race from within the peloton., external
Boxing
Men's Bantam (56kg) - 15:45 BST
Image source, Getty ImagesIt has been far from ideal for GB boxing so far with a number of medal hopes eliminated.
In the last 32 of the men's bantam 56kg is Leeds-born Qais Ashfaq as he takes on Thailand's Chatchai Butdee.
Ashfaq, 23, won a silver medal at the 2014 Commonwealth Games and will be hoping to progress beyond his 31-year-old competitor in the ring.
Swimming
Here's reaction from Siobhan-Marie O'Connor who won silver in the 200m individual medley last night.
Virimi Vakatawa - who was drafted into his France's XV-a-side team for this year's Six Nations - scores opening try against Spain.
France ran out 26-5 winners.
Now a southern-hemisphere slug-out as Australia take on South Africa.
Swimming
The USA's David Plummer, who won bronze in the 100m backstroke, is a proud man.
His athletes' village lodgings have some some strong frat-house vibes.
Judo
Image source, Getty ImagesTeam Refugee's Popole Misenga is into the round of 16 in the Men's 90kg Judo competition after victory over India's Avtar Singh.
He is originally from Bukavu in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, one of the worst areas affected by the civil war from 1998 to 2003.
"I wondered sometimes how to live when so many people were dying.
"I have seen too much war, too much death. I do not want to get into that. I want to stay clean so I can do my sport," he said before the Games, external.
Men's time trial
Great Britain's Geraint Thomas is down the ramp and pumping in the men's time trial.
Meanwhile back in the British gazebo Chris Froome is making some last-minute adjustments to his ride position. He goes at 15:40 BST.
Out on the course, 17 riders have been through the first checkpoint at 34km. Czech Team Republic's Leopold Konig - a Team Sky rider in his day job - is fastest so far.
Rowing
If you missed it, earlier high winds caused the day's rowing action to be called off.
Luke Reddy
BBC Sport in Rio
A taxi ride to Deodoro for another manic day is eye opening.
These Games as we know have stoked controversy in Brazil, a country with no end of issues right now.
Our driver explains to me that he lost his job in banking last year and "it's very difficult" to get back in. The bank wiped out half the workforce he says.
The games cost around £10bn, some say more, and the driver thinks it's just not good timing.
"There are 12 million people without a job and 70% of the population are poor," he adds.
Here's more on today's action, plus keep up to date with what's going on when and where with the BBC Sport's schedule.
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