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
Rowing (12:30-17:30 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesAlan Campbell made us all cry at London 2012 after he won a bronze in the men's single sculls...
He races again today in the semi-final at 13:50 BST to earn his place in tomorrow's final.
Athletics
Image source, Getty ImagesFerguson Rotich
A Kenyan athletics coach has been sent home from Rio after posing as an athlete and giving a urine sample.
Kenya said sprint coach John Anzrah "presented himself" as 800m medal hope Ferguson Rotich and "even signed the documents" for the doping test.
"We cannot tolerate such behaviour," said Kip Keino, chairman of the National Olympic Committee of Kenya.
The athlete's agent, Marc Corstjens, said Rotich lent Anzrah his pass so the coach could get a free breakfast in the Olympic Village on Wednesday.
Swimming
Image source, Getty ImagesTwo pieces of history in the same swim final? Rio, you are spoiling us.
American Simone Manuel, 20, became the first black female swimmer to win an Olympic gold medal in the 100m freestyle final.
"This medal is not just for me, it's for some of the African-Americans who have been before me and been inspirations. I hope I can be an inspiration for others," she said.
"It means a lot to me, especially what's going on in the world today and some of the issues with police brutality."
After a dead heat though, Manuel shared the top step of the podium with 16-year-old Canadian Penny Oleksiak .
She is the first athlete to win Olympic gold who was born this side of 1 January 2000.
I feel old.
Swimming
Google has produced a fascinating alternative medal table for the Games - taking into account factors such as population, GDP, number of sports fans, a love for the Olympics and healthy eating. Team GB are doing particularly well in the GDP stakes...
But they still lag behind Fiji and Kosovo. The official Google explainer of this is: "Big country. Small country. Everyone earns. But what happens when we make the playing field equal?"
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe Washington Post have done a nice little profile on Ben Ryan, the Englishman who has overseen Fiji's charge to sevens gold., external
Since he has been there he has been immortalised in songs and had children named after him.
Ryan has implement a regime that is strict on off-field conduct, while giving the players creative freedom inside the lines.
“Thicker playbooks, for me, equals thicker players," he said.
Rugby Sevens
Rugby Sevens
Image source, Getty ImagesWe love this.
Sophia Rotha, from the Cantagalo favela community, was one of a handful of children who were surprised with free tickets to the Olympics - courtesy of staff and volunteers from their English language school.
The kids were given goodie bags, a trip to McDonalds and they got to watch the Rugby Sevens final.
Sophia captured the day with a selfie.
Rugby Sevens
Relive the moment Fiji won their first ever Olympic medal as they beat Team GB 43-7.
Table tennis
Image source, AFPJapan doesn't always have an easy ride on Chinese social media.
A history of conflict, ongoing diplomatic spats and a rise in nationalist sentiment have led to several vitriolic attacks on Japanese users.
But Japan's Ai Fukuhara, who lost the table tennis semi-final 4-0 to China's Li Xiaoxia on Wednesday, has bridged the divide between the two nations.
A combination of fluent Mandarin, a sweet voice and a heart on her sleeve has won over the Chinese public.
DE-FENCE. DE-FENCE. DE-FENCE.
Image source, Getty ImagesPhilip Hindes, Jason Kenny and Callum Skinner's team sprint upset of New Zealand captured Britain's fourth gold of the Games to get the red, white and blue creeping north up the medals table.
Great Britain are now ahead of the Germans in eighth and cosying up to Mother Russia.
By the way, German tabloid Bild, external is keeping its promise to exclude Russia from its medal table in protest at the apparent state doping regime in the country.
This is the vacuum left by their absence.
Image source, BildSwimming
Michael Phelps becomes the first swimmer to win four consecutive Olympic gold medals in one event with victory in the 200m individual medley.
The Daily Telegraph in Australia leads with a photo of Kyle Chalmers - the 18-year-old who snatched a shock win in the 100m freestyle last night.
Image source, Daily TelegraphFrance's Le Figaro features defending 50m freestyle champion Florent Manuadou and judoka Teddy Riner on a front page.
It would be the most trouble-free nightclub in town that had that pair on the door.
Image source, Le Figaro
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