Ennis-Hill (6,775 points) wins heptathlon silver behind Thiam (6,810)
Farah defends his 10,000m title despite falling
Rutherford wins long jump bronze
Thompson beats Fraser-Pryce to win women's 100m gold
Swimming: Phelps wins 23rd gold and GB win silver in medley relay
Swimming: GB's Halsall fourth in 50m freestyle final
Cycling: Trott's women team pursuit team win gold, James wins keirin silver
Rowing: Britain win gold and silver in eights
Rio sculptures replace flowers on the podium
Sculptures - described by commentators as "medal holders" and "a doorstop" - have replaced flowers on the podium this year, in a move towards a more sustainable Olympics that includes silver medals made from recycled materials and organic materials in the podiums.
Heptathlon long jump
At ease British fans!
Nafi Thiam's monster 6.93m jump has been declared a foul. She was second in the standings overall.
No improvement from either Katerina Johnson Thompson (foul) or Jessica Ennis-Hill's (6.29m) second jumps. They remain at 6.51 and 6.34m respectively.
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Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Rio
Everyone, say hello to Ben and Roxanne Portnori from London. They're on their way to the Velodrome but are a tad late. The taxi driver took a left when he should've taken a right, a right when he should've taken a left. Let's not talk about it. Spirits have not been dampened however.
Image source, .Blinking Nora. Thiam was second in the heptathlon standings with a score of 3985 points at the start of the day.
100m heats
The first outing for the 100m speed boys.
American Justin Gatlin rips through his heat, clocking 10.01 seconds at an easy canter.
In the day's first heat, Britain CJ Ujah qualified in 10.13 seconds.
Athletics
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Run, jump or throw yourself into fitness
Long jump, high jump, javelin, shot-put, discus, hammer throwing, sprinting, long distance...get into athletics and find a discipline that is right for you
...unless you want to do them all like Katarina & Jess.
Image source, Getty ImagesJessica Ennis-Hill's first attempt at the long jump.
Good speed on the runaway, white flags off the board, an anxious wait and 6.34m pops up on the boards.
That is solid.
Our man at the athletics, Tom Fordyce, has been chatting to 5 Live's Darren Campbell and Alison Curbishley about the exciting day ahead and they've been answering your questions too, via our Facebook page, external.
Good news for a Brit
Good news!
Emily Diamond faced an anxious wait to see if she would make it through to the women's 400m semi-finals but she has now been confirmed as one of the fastest losers.
She might have had a rubbish 48 hours but things appear to now be on the up...
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Megan Lee: Simultaneously watching GB Women's Eight getting silver and GB Women's Team Pursuit getting a WR
Mink Carlyle: The rowers making me feel much better about those times I've wasted money on a lottery ticket.
Stephen Le Quesne: Every time I watch the GB athletes after they have won a medal I cannot but help feel that this is what sport is all about.
Men's discus
Chritsoph Harting of Germany's smash-and-grab raid delivers gold as he pips Poland Piotr Malachowski with a 68.37m final throw.
You may remember his brother Robert from London 2012.
He was the one who celebrated discus gold by leaping hurdles and then drunkenly falling asleep on the Tube.
Watch out Rio.
The funny side of London 2012
Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Rio
Funny who you bump into in Rio... Wales and Lions wing George North is at the velodrome to watch his girlfriend Becky James. The TeamGB cyclist is through to the second round in the Keirin so he, and Becky's sisters Megan and Ffion (also in the picture), are happy. Wales and GB flags have been stuck onto the railings so it must feel like home from home for James.
A fine morning on the track all in all for Britain - James progressing and a world record for the women's team pursuit in the first round.
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Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Rio
A reminder, should you not have been with us at 0300 BST, of the hep heads-up for Day Two: here are the PBs for Saturday's concluding three events for current gold/silver/bronze/fourth:
Long jump: Jessica Ennis-Hill 6.63m, Nafi Thiam 6.51, Akela Jones 6.80, Katarina Johnson-Thompson 6.93
Javelin: JEH 48.33m, Thiam 52.62, Jones 38.97, KJT 42.01
800m: JEH 2:07.81, Thiam 2:17.28, Jones 2:21.62, KJT 2:07.64.
Caveat: Ennis-Hill quite rightly prefers to reference to PPPBs - post-pregnancy personal bests. And don't rule Brianne Thiesen Eaton out of the battle for bronze.
Heptathlon long jump
Katerina Johnson-Thompson opens her long-jump campaign with a solid, if unspectacular 6.51m.
This is Britain's first Olympic medal in the women's eight.
I think it is going to be celebrated long and hard.
Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Rio
Jessica Ennis-Hill and Katarina Johnson-Thompson out on the far side of the stadium, warming up for the hep long jump. KJT needs a long one to propel herself back into gold medal contention.
Jessica Ennis-Hill and Katarina Johnson-Thompson will soon be in action in the heptathlon and Andy Murray will be up on court soon too so don't miss a moment with BBC Sport.
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