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
Athletics
Michael Johnson
Four-time Olympic gold medallist athlete on BBC One
It looks like the Christine Ohuruogu of old. She is a very strong 400m runner and she is able to use that strength down the home straight to finish second.
She runs a very evenly-paced race. That experience she has as an Olympic champion paid off.
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Rowing
Great Britain's Polly Swann: "At 500m to go I thought we were going to win I believed with every stroke we had what it took. It does not take away from this silver, it is incredible.
"These girls are strong, sassy, inspirational and I am so proud of them."
Rowing
Next up on the water is the final race of the Rio 2016 regatta.
And there is a good chance that Great Britain could sign off on a golden note.
The Germans are the arch-villains determined to wreck Team GB's best-laid plans.
It's a narrative that has been done plenty of times before. But it is rivalry redux that is always welcome.
Athletics
Great Britain's Christine Ohuruogu gets her Olympics off in heat four of the 400m and the 2008 Olympic champion is through to the next round after finishing second with a strong finish.
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GB's Kenny through to quarter-finals of men's sprint
GB's Jason Kenny comfortably through to quarter-finals of men's sprint after winning the sprint 1/8 round.
Not another hole-in-one, I hear you say.
Well, it's true. Following Justin Rose's effort two days ago, check out this cheeky little effort from South Africa's Jaco Van Zyl.
Rowing
Sir Steve Redgrave
Five-time Olympic rowing champion on BBC TV
It is about pacing, getting the boat at the fastest speed from A to B.
They might not have been panicking but I was.
Image source, BBC SportWhen a bloke wearing a wig like this pops into view, you just got to say hello.
This is Dan Kaplan, the husband of Trinidad and Tobago rower Felice Chow, who at 39 years old, is making her Olympic debut.
So what took her so long? "She's been doing a Phd in pharmacology for the last 10 years so even though she rowed when she was younger, she just didn't have time," Dan says. "Then when that finished she started winning masters events, so was looking for a new challenge, and thought 'why not the Olympics?'"
Indeed. Chow finished fourth in the D final of the women's single sculls earlier today, but Dan says she has had amazing time at her first Games. And we all got to see his wig, too. Happy days.
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Darren Campbell and Alison Curbishley have just been talking all things heltathlon. From KJT to Jess Ennis-Hill, there's even a prediction or two in there.
Enjoy.
Rowing
James Cracknell
Double Olympic Rowing gold medallist
GB came from last place after 500m. They emptied those tanks.
That was a fantastic, gutsy performance from our girls.
Athletics
Great Britain's Seren Bundy-Davies finishes last in her 400m heat. USA's Allyson Felix cruises through as she progresses to the next round.
"I'm in a lot better shape than that," said Bundy-Davies, 21. "I'm really disappointed. Maybe I just panicked on the last bend.
"From the outset I knew I needed to run my own race and Allyson Felix went off fast."
GB's Christine Ohuruogu will be hoping for better in heat four.
Women's eight
Great Britain held off the challenge of the fast-finishing Romanians by a mere 12 hundredths of a second.
But 0.12 of a second is a good as a length when you are stood on the podium.
Women's eight
No doubt about the winners. The United States were racing on their own for the final 500m
A third straight Olympic title.
Rowing
James Cracknell
Double Olympic Rowing gold medallist
A silver is not out of the question for GB if they can pick them off one by one.
Women's eight final
Great Britain on the move!
They have put in a storming 500m.
They are up into bronze position and closing hard on Canada.
Dig deep!
Former Team GB rower Toby Garbutt talks about the women's eight chances for Team GB today.
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