Swimming: Phelps wins 200m medley for fourth gold in Rio and 22nd overall
Manuel and Oleksiak tie for women's 100m freestyle gold
Cycling: GB win men's team sprint final - Kenny's fourth gold medal
GB win silvers in rugby sevens, rowing and canoe slalom
Rowing: Grainger becomes most decorated British female Olympian
Tennis: Murray wins singles and doubles matches, Konta goes out
Badminton
Image source, Getty ImagesHow would you feel competing at the Olympic Games with your other half?
Would it be a success or end in a divorce and disaster?
Husband and wife Chris and Gabby Adcock have just got their Rio campaign under way in the badminton mixed doubles, they're playing Chinese pair Xu Chen and Ma Jin.
Women's -78kg judo
Kayla Harrison of the United States has defended her Olympic title in the women's -78kg judo, beating Audrey Tcheumeo of France to silver.
The bronze medals went to Brazil's Mayar Aguiar and Slovenia's Anamari Velensek.
Gymnastics: Women's all-around final
Women's team pursuit
Victoria Pendleton
Olympic cycling gold medalist
That was a tremendous performance. They have exceeded everyone's expectations with that performance.
Women's team pursuit
Well in the hunt? I should say so.
GB's women clocked an average speed of 35.32 mph during that pursuit. Special.
Still Canada and the US to come...
Women's team pursuit
Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV
You can't ask for more than that. They've sent a message.
It's the Olympics and as usual at the Olympics - we're back.
We can see GB are well in the hunt.
Women's team pursuit
It's only qualifying girls! Pick that one out.
Katie Archibald, Laura Trott, Elinor Barker and Joanna Rowsell-Shand smash the world record with a time of 4:13.260!
SIX SECONDS faster than Australia...
Women's team pursuit
An eight-wheeled train, into the last four laps. GB on course for a hell of a time.
Konta 1-6 2-4 Kerber
That's better from Johanna Konta - a bit of anger and she's clawed a set back against Angelique Kerber. The German is still very much in control of this quarter-final tie, however.
Women's team pursuit
Super smooth stuff from the GB women so far. They are flying! This is impressive.
Women's team pursuit
Katie Archibald, 22, did her cruciate in a motorbike crash last year. This is an impressive recovery!
GB are almost a second up on Australia after 1375m.
Women's team pursuit qualifying
GB's four are out on track. They won gold in 2012, when it was just three riders. Now we have four.
Katie Archibald, Laura Trott, Elinor Barker and Joanna Rowsell-Shand are away on the sloping track. Already up after 250m...
Gymnastics: Women's all-around final
We are halfway through the women's all-around final, and we were expecting an American one-two with Simone Biles and Alexandra Raisman. However, Russia's Aliya Mustafina is the leader after two disciplines.
Biles got 14.966 and Raisman 14.166 from their uneven bars routines, to drop to second and fourth respectively, while Mustafina jumped above both gymnasts with a score of 15.666 on the same apparatus.
Great Britain's Ellie Downie, the winner of the BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year award in 2015, is in contention for a medal after a great vault that scored 15.1. After two events she is seventh and it is the uneven bars next for her.
Women's team pursuit
Australia - world record holders - clock 4:19.059 - it's another Olympic Record. Which will be beaten many more times because of the format change from three riders to four...
Over to you, GB...
A silver medal and fluent in Portuguese. David Florence's talents know no bounds.
Women's team pursuit
Australia's four are on track at the moment, then it's Great Britain. You can watch at the top of the page.
Who doesn't love a brilliant table tennis rally? Superb stuff from China's Long & Japan's Jun Mizutani.
Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Rio
A reminder of how dangerous gymnastics can be. Jade Barbosa lands awkwardly at the beginning of her floor routine and she can no longer continue. Understandably, she cries. "Brazil! Brazil!" scream the crowd, but their cheers can't help her recover. She's put in a wheelchair and leaves the main arena. It didn't look too serious, but grave enough to end her participation in this final.
Image source, .Women's team pursuit
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Rio
The GB women's pursuit team have just finished warming up on the static bikes and will begin the start of the defence of their 2012 title.
The discipline has increased to 4,000m and four riders with Laura Trott and Joanna Rowsell-Shand returning from the London Games.
It's a great atmosphere inside the velodrome with a healthy smattering of Union flags. Dance music is played between the action and we're being encouraged to Vamos Agitar - make some noise!