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Rowing: Grainger becomes most decorated British female Olympian
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PLJ: As someone else said, give the woman a Damehood now! Legend and inspiration.
Kiri Wood: Dust off that Damehood list your Maj...Katherine Grainger is surely in for one now?! 5th consecutive Olympic medal, fantastic!
Alex Regan
South Online
I've never heard the sedate town of Henley more animated. The rollercoaster of emotions continued as Grainger and Thornley were pipped to the post and come second in the double sculls. .
You can barely hear BBC Berkshire's Tim Dellor commentating.
Here's how Naomi Folkard made it through to the quarter-finals in the women's individual event...
Men's double sculls
Croatia's brothers-in-burly-forearms Valent and Martin Sinkovic were under heavy pressure from the Lithuanian duo, but showed the class that made them favourites as they came through strong in the last 250m.
Norway finished third.
Rowing
The men's double sculls final is under way but Jonny Walton and John Collins are being left behind in the British boat.
Lithuania lead from Croatia and Norway with 500m to go. Great Britain are 9.84 seconds back.
Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Rio
Oh my word. There are a group of Britons in the opposite stand screaming as if they were all giving birth. They're on their feet, moving their feet as if they were on hot coals, and waving the Union flag. Why? It's because Britain's Natalie Powell has beaten Gabon's Sarah Myriam Mazouz to reach the quarter-finals. It'd be an understatement to describe them as happy.
Image source, .Women's double sculls
A fish with an eye for the camera in that double sculls final.
Image source, .This is the roll call of the most successful British women at the Olympic Games.
Katherine Grainger has as many medals as old-school tennis star Kathleen McKane, but not as many golds at the likes of Laura Trott and Charlotte Dujardin.
They can argue over it back at the athletes' village.
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Vicky Sanderson: Soooo happy for Katherine Grainger! Come back kid on a rocket march!
Sam Rippon: Simply stunning from Katherine Grainger - what a formidable athlete.
David Barron: Well done to them both for giving themselves a fighting chance today. A well deserved silver medal.
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BBC Berkshire's Nick Johnson capturing the turbulent waves of emotions at Henley's Leander Club
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Rowing
Katherine Grainger on BBC One: "It was one of those races. At the start we would have taken it with both hands but there is a tinge of what could have been. I am so proud of what we have done. It is a medal not many people would have put money on.
"You never think you are going to win but I knew we were feeling good but were drawing on every element and experience we’ve got but it wasn’t quite good enough."
Women's double sculls
Katherine Grainger's silver medal takes her Olympic collection to four silvers and a London 2012 gold.
That haul of five Olympic medals equals the most won by a British woman.
The 40-year-old took a couple of years off after London 2012 to recuperate and has done tremendously well to get up to speed.
It is the first Olympic medal in Victoria Thornley's portfolio,
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TheShaw2009: So close to gold for Thornley and Grainger but still a fantastic silver. Great stuff!
Adam O'Neill: Fantastic silver for Grainger and Thornley!
Ali Mason: Form is temporary, class is permanent. Unbelievable woman. Just give her a damehood now.
Rowing
James Cracknell
Double Olympic Rowing gold medallist
That was a tremendous race.
At start of the week they would have taken a silver medal but to be in the gold medal position, silver will be hard to take right now.
That was a gutsy race.
Women's double sculls
It was a terrific race. Neither the Brits nor the Poles left anything out on the water, they both filleted themselves in pursuit of glory.
But it was Poland who proved stronger in the final 500m to claim gold. Silver for GB.
Women's double sculls
Poland are coming back strong. They have nosed ahead of Great Britain.
There is 150m to go.
All in now...
Rowing
This is a tremendous arm wrestle.
Victoria Thornley and Katherine Grainger are getting the upper hand though.
They have stretched out to 1.25 seconds ahead of the Poles at 1500m.