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
All-around champion Simone Biles dominates the front of the New York Times as they give her vault the full 'bullet-time' treatment., external
Image source, New York TimesThe front of Brazil's O Globo also features Biles as one of the "phenomenal Americans" alongside Michael Phelps.
Image source, O GloboTennis
Andy Murray survives a scare to reach the quarter-finals with a win over Italy's Fabio Fognini.
Fancy watching the best 5 shots from that match? Here you go:
BBC Monitoring
News from around the globe
India may not be enjoying much success at the Games, despite taking its largest ever team, but the country has scored a small victory in the village with the announcement that authentic Indian food will be served in the dining hall for the first time.
Indian media say that the decision was taken due to a “concerted effort” led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to include an “Indian Kitchen” at the Village. The menu has been designed to allay worries that Indian athletes "may not get vegetarian food or instead be served non-vegetarian options that they cannot eat", according to a report on the Zee TV website.
Basketball
Image source, Getty ImagesWas Athens 2004 the high point in men's Olympic basketball?
FiveThirtyEight, external have crunched the numbers to show that the Games 12 years ago were the point where the rest of the world caught up with a dominant United States.
The USA reacted to their bronze-medal finish in that year by strengthening their team and have stretched away from the competition since.
Helen, Rebecca, Mark and the rest of the BBC swimming team have turned the Olympic swimming pool into a karaoke booth.
Rio Olympics 2016: BBC swimming team do poolside karaoke
Golf
I reckon if I tried this a million times, I would not be able to do this...
(Also wouldn't fancy trying... think of the blisters)
Track Cycling
Image source, AFP"Brad has been super stressed. He wants to be the hero and all that.”
Mark Cavendish's words to Sky Sports earlier this week, external about the team pursuit squad's mood ring pretty true after yesterday's action in the velodrome.
According to the Times today, Wiggins flicked the Vs at officials who wanted to check the legality of his aero bars.
"The officials measured his height and he made a rude gesture with each hand," they report., external
At least he is taking some of that frustration out on the track. Great Britain set the fastest time in qualifying, finishing just three-tenths of a second outside their own world record.
They race New Zealand in the semi-finals at around 21:00 BST tonight.
Watch all the best moments from yesterday's Games here.
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BBC Radio 5 Live
Listen to or download the round-up of yesterday's action from the Rio Olympic Games here.
Rugby Sevens
Fiji's gold-medal final victory over Great Britain in last night's sevens brought a nation to a stand-still.
Banks closed, shops shut and revellers took over the streets of Suva dancing, singing and cheering.
One of the men behind it all was English coach Ben Ryan. He resigned as England coach in 2013 and took up the more precarious position with Fiji last that same year.
Compared to the other teams in the competition, Fiji lack facilities, cash and even petrol.
But in natural talent and enthusiasm they more than make up for it.
“The guys will be remembered forever if they bring that gold home,” Ryan told the Daily Telegraph earlier this month. “They will get lambs. They will get statues. They will be made ministers. The party will last until 2017.”
Image source, Getty ImagesBen Ryan gets a shoulder lift for the gold medal shot
Rowing
#bbcrio2016
Image source, Science Photo LibraryFiji's rugby sevens team made history on Thursday night...
Their celebration plans?
"McDonald's. We've been seeing it in the Olympic Village but we weren't allowed to go" said Fiji captain Osea Kolinisau.
"The boys have been saying, 'OK, you stay there, McDonald's. When we finish here we are coming for you.' I'm really looking forward to having a Big Mac right now."
So we want to hear what your post gold medal meal would be? How would you break your athlete's diet?
Send us your suggestions to #bbcrio2016
Why not include a picture?
(This is probably going to make us incredibly hungry...)
Time-trial bronze medallist Chris Froome presents his Rio Postcard, including an encounter with a dead snake that wasn't dead.
Rio Olympics 2016: Chris Froome's encounter with a snake
Image source, Getty ImagesHow's you're day going?
Tipped your breakfast cereal in your crotch? Brushed your teeth with hair removal cream?
Regardless, you are having a better day than Canadian television commentator Elliotte Friedman.
He commentated on the whole of last night's 200m individual medley final mistakenly identifying Michael Phelps as his American team-mate Ryan Lochte., external
"Michael Phelps does not look like he has got this one in him..finally Ryan Lochte is going to beat Michael Phelps," he shouted as Phelps came home a clear winner.
We all make mistake though and Friedman's frank and honest apology was followed by plenty of social media support.
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Gymnastics
Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Rio
Image source, .It made sense that Buzz Aldrin, a man who has walked on the moon and lived without gravity, was in Rio to watch a teenage compatriot defy the earth's forces like no other athlete in history.
The former astronaut cheered as the United States won the women's gymnastics team title on Tuesday and saluted the special quintet, one of whom was the extraordinary Simone Biles.
Biles, the innovator, the ground-breaker, is a gymnast who comes along every other generation or so - a 19-year-old hailed as the most talented anyone has seen. She is already a superstar of her sport and, by the time the Olympic flame is extinguished, is likely to orbit the same space as the planet's most recognisable stars.
Track Cycling
GB team-mates, both new and old, go wild on Twitter after seeing Callum Skinner, Philip Hindes and Jason Kenny win gold.
Click/ tap to read the report and watch highlights...
Swimming
Swimming
If these pictures don't bring a lump to your throat then we don't know what will.
Simone Manuel became the first black swimmer to win Olympic gold on Thursday. And this was her reaction.
Shock, elation, tears and big, big smiles all round.
You can watch the 20-year-old's 100m freestyle win here.
Image source, Getty ImagesRowers Katherine Grainger and Vicky Thornley tell us they are going to be "let loose" after securing their silver medals, in Rio Postcard.
Rio Olympics 2016: Katherine Grainger & Vicky Thornley's postcard