Wiggins wins gold and his eighth Olympic medal - most of any Briton
GB win one track cycling and two rowing golds
GB also win swimming, dressage team and trampoline silver
Ennis-Hill leads heptathlon; Johnson-Thompson fourth
Rutherford makes long jump final after early scares
Phelps in three-way tie for 100m butterfly silver
Tennis: Murray into singles semis but out of doubles
Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Rio
Huge from Ennis-Hill, and no wonder she's jumping for joy on the mat - you could forgive her a Daley '84 style backflip. 1.86 metres was more than satisfactory; 1.89m is deep into brucie bonus territory. And KJT looking very, very good.
#bbcrio2016
Shereen Clarke: Ohhhh Jess. Super human super amazing.
Heptathlon high jump
Steve Cram
BBC athletics commentator on BBC TV
This is what Jess does best but it is also what that does to everyone else.
Heptathlon
WOAH!
Jessica Ennis-Hill has just had a PBPB (post pregnancy personal best) and she is ELATED!
Still, Tony Minicello - not a flicker.
Steve Backley
Four-time European javelin champion on BBC TV
Flawless. Could this be Katarina Johnson Thompson's time?
Heptathlon high jump
She ALMOST got there. It wasn't a bad jump at all...
KJT attempts it next...
Athletics
Heptathlon high jump
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV
Jess gave a champion's performance there.
She made it very clear she is in this competition to defend her title and they are going to have to work very hard to beat her.
Jess Ennis-Hill clears 1.86m but her coach Toni Minichiello is not impressed.
Tough lines.
Image source, Getty ImagesEthiopia's Almaz Ayana has been speaking after her extraordinary world record on the way to 10,000m gold.
The 24-year-old broke the previous best - which had stood for 23 years - by 14 seconds.
"Getting to this point is a dream come true. I never thought that this would happen and I'm so in awe. I'm very happy to get here," she said.
"I have worked very hard. I wouldn't say that my recent training has been any different from before but it was hard and it was all worth it."
Luke Reddy
BBC Sport in Rio
Image source, .A miss for Amber Hill. She has two shots left and I think she will need them both to make it through to contest the medals.
She turns away from the action again to keep her focus as she waits. This is tense.
Heptathlon high jump
One of Katarina Johnson Thompson's strongest events, she clears 1.86m in the high jump.
Jessica Ennis-Hill follows straight after..... CLEARS IT!
Image source, .And this was Jess' coach, Toni Minicello's reaction....
Tough crowd.
Image source, .Luke Reddy
BBC Sport in Rio
Image source, ."This is getting nervy now", says someone in the stands of a British persuasion.
Amber Hill, aged just 18, is closing in on a place in the skeet closing stages but she can afford no more misses it would seem.
Hill is 18/19 in the final round so far, we think she can scrape through with 23/25. So the margins now are tight.
Her body language - in a blue cap and bib - is fascinating as she tries to stay in the zone between shots as other athletes take their turn.
Only six qualify to contest the medals later today.
Tennis
The poor weather which delayed Andy Murray's quarter-final has cleared, and the defending Olympic champion is getting ready to go on Court One.
Between Murray and a place in the last four? Steve Johnson of the United States.
Athletics
Steve Backley
Four-time European javelin champion on BBC TV
That was close from Jess. It was a good attempt.
She can take heart from that first attempt.
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Rowing
Image source, GettyHeather Stanning on BBC TV: "It was not done until it was done but it was important to get a good start and we did but my first stroke was pretty shoddy.
"This means so much more (than London). We were under an awful lot of pressure.
"We have been so emotional this week and it means so much to us."
US's Watson holes second shot for eagle at the third'
US's Bubba Watson impressively holes his second shot for eagle at the third with incredible backspin.
It was nervy but Great Britain's Chris and Gabby Adcock have finally overhauled the highly-ranked Danish pair of Joachin Fischer Nielsen and Christinna Pedersen 21-17 in the third and final set.
They have won one and lost one in their group so far. Progress to the knockout stages is likely to depend on them winning their final pool match.
