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
GB's Ennis-Hill makes strong start in Heptathlon high jump
It has been a strong morning for Jessica Ennis-Hill in her defence of her heptathlon title.
She flew over 1.74m in her opening high-jump attempt has just cleared 1.83m and is yet to fail.
Katarina Johnson-Thompson is safely over 1.80m.
The Twitterati does not know quite what to make of Almaz Ayana's 10,000m world record, breaking a 23-year mark.
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Luke Reddy
BBC Sport in Rio
I've just had a chat with some Team GB staff and they think Amber Hill will need to shoot 23/25 in the last round of qualifying to attain a total of 70.
I'm told the Italian and American athletes will be tough to beat and that conditions are tough due to wind carrying the clays higher than normal.
Hill stands a great chance but the sense is we should take nothing for granted just yet. She's fifth, six go through.
Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Rio
The Estadio Olimpico still in shock after that 10,000m final. 18 personal bests in that field. Leaders through 5k in 14.46, and then knocking out a negative split of 14.31 in the second half. A world record from a questionable era smashed by 14 seconds, by a woman racing over the distance for only the second time in her life. Remarkable.
Remarkable indeed. Expect several column miles of remarks to delve into that result.
Badminton
Gabby and Chris Adcock are into a decider against the Danish pair of Joachim Fischer Nielsen and Christinna Pedersen.
The British pair are pretty much playing for their Rio survival after suffering a loss in their opener last night.
Watch how it all pans here.
Video highlights on the BBC
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Rowing
Sir Steve Redgrave
Five-time Olympic rowing champion on BBC TV
Asked how the 2016 men's fours win compared to Britain's four previous victories in the event, Redgrave said:
"You have to be better than the year before and the five years before. If you stay the same you will not stay in the same position.
"If we were side by side, our best against their best, we would be struggling to get into a final that is how much it moves on.
"They’re better athletes. They row better, train better and make their boat go faster.
Rowing
Helen Glover and Heather Stanning have barely vacated the top stop when it is time for their men's four team-mates to step up and give their rendition of God Save the Queen.
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GB men's four winner Alex Gregory who won his second gold: "I didn’t know what was happening four years ago but today sitting on the start line was horrible, it was tortuous.
"But we nailed that. It was our perfect race at the right time on the right day."
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Bethany Marsh: So is this Fantastic Friday then? A wonderful way to be distracted from my dissertation!!!
XO: Team GB utterly knock all other competitors out of the park when it comes to rowing
Vicki Spreadbury: Whoooo!!!! Two golds in quick succession!! Well done ladies and gentlemen, champions of the Lagoa.
Rowing
GB's men's fours winner George Nash: "It was spot on. These three guys are the strongest rowers out there and we got the win.
"It was an epic, epic, row. We had to go off hard and that is what we train for."
Men's singles quarter-finals
Not for the first time this week, rain has disrupted the schedule at the Olympic Tennis Centre, so Andy Murray v American Steve Johnson will now begin at 16:30 BST (at the earliest).
Britain's men's four gold medal winner Mohammed Sbihi on BBC TV: "We had a plan and knew could step on it. We just executed our plan right to the last word."
Paula Radcliffe
Women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV
I'm not sure that I can understand that. When I saw the world record set in 1993, I couldn't believe what I was seeing. And Ayana has absolutely blitzed that time.
Great Britain's Jo Pavey: "I found it tough out there. I'm so honoured to have competed at my fifth Olympics, but in reality I am getting old. It was fairly humid. I would like to have been more competitive, but I gave my best and that is all I could do ."
Pavey finished 15th, one place ahead of British team-mate Jessica Andrews.