Gymnasticspublished at 19:52
Women's beam
Here we go, squatting and spinning on her left foot. Two compulsory jumps...
Summary
GOLD - GB's Dujardin wins her second individual dressage title
SILVER: GB's Cavendish second in cycling's omnium
BRONZE - GB's Hitchon third in the women's hammer
GB second in medal table with 16 golds
Athletics: Kenya's David Rudisha wins 800m final
Athletics: Brazil's Da Silva wins men's pole vault gold
Gymnasticspublished at 19:52
Gymnasticspublished at 19:51
Women's beam
This beam, by the way, is 10cm wide. It's like trying to land a backflip on your mobile phone.
Gymnasticspublished at 19:50
Women's beam
Biles, then. Dressed in red. We're expecting to be amazed.
Gymnasticspublished at 19:49
Women's beam
Here comes Biles, right after seeing Canada's Isabela Onyshko slip off the beam.
14.500 is leading so far.
Gymnasticspublished at 19:46
Women's beam
Right then, the beam final is under way. Eight athletes all with one chance to nail a routine on a platform as wide as a slice of bread.
Biles is third to go.
Gymnasticspublished at 19:45 British Summer Time 15 August 2016
Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in RioThe last final of the day at the Olympic Arena. Simone Biles the star attraction. Can she win a fourth Olympic gold? Probably.
A warm welcome as the gymnasts appear to test themselves on the beam, leotards glistening in the light.
Image source, .Men's Laser postponed until Tuesdaypublished at 19:43 British Summer Time 15 August 2016
Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport in Rio
Image source, BBC SportThe women's Laser Radial sailors, which includes GB's Alison Young, are heading out for an attempt to get their medal race over and done with but the men's Laser has been postponed for the day.
So GB's Nick Thompson must wait to see how he fares. He's currently sixth.
There looks little chance of the women's race happening either as the boats are barely making it out into the race area, and if they can't start before 20:30 BST, they too will come back tomorrow.
athletics 'It's a great atmosphere'published at 19:42
Athletics
Olympic bronze medallist Sophie Hitchon on BBC One after her performance in the women's hammer: "I definitely want to go to Tokyo 2020 and we’ve got the world championships next year. Hopefully I can increase my personal best.
"Everyone’s really excited by everyone doing so well. Everyone does feed off that. It’s a great atmosphere in the village in the Team GB block."
Image source, Getty Imagestable tennis Table Tennispublished at 19:39
Have a look at this. Japan's Maharu Yoshimura delivers an incredible trick shot, described by a commentator as "worth the price of entry", in his match against Germany's Dimitrij Ovtcharov.
Postpublished at 19:36
The conclusion of that men's vault competition means the stage is cleared for the women's beam final. American darling of the Games Simone Biles will look for gold medal number four of a potential five. It begins at 19:45.
gold-medal Gold Medal - Ri Se Gwangpublished at 19:33
Men's vault final
World champion Ri Se Gwang of North Korea takes gold in the men's vault with an average score of 15.691. Russia's Denis Abliazin takes silver while Japan's Kenzo Shirai wins bronze.
diving Divingpublished at 19:31
The competitors, 29 of them, each dive six times with the top 18 going through to the semi-finals.
Westwood and Laugher have each gone once. Westwood started well with a 72.00 that has him fifth, but Laugher struggled to a 64.60 and is down in 13th.
Postpublished at 19:29 British Summer Time 15 August 2016
Postpublished at 19:29
...but that's not the end of the problems...
Postpublished at 19:28 British Summer Time 15 August 2016
diving Divingpublished at 19:28
Right then, a few things kicking off here. Firstly, diving, where Freddie Woodward and Jack Laugher are going in the 3m springboard prelims.
The water might no longer be green...
sailing Want to try sailing?published at 19:26
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sailing A quiet night on the rankpublished at 19:24
Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport in Rio
Image source, BBC sportThe Pau de Acucar (Sugar Loaf mountain) course looks like a still pond with the Laser and Laser Radial boats yet to get under way in their medal races.
We're hearing the women's Laser Radials may hit the water soon, but the men's Lasers are still parked outside the boat shed, giving the appearance of a quiet night on the taxi rank.
At least the waiting media can rest up a bit. Not me, obviously!
Image source, BBC Sport'JK Rowling congratulated me!'published at 19:21
Gymnastics
Silver medalist Louis Smith on BBC One: "I think back to Beijing and it seems so long ago now. To be here, alongside Max on the podium, it meant so much. It was absolutely brilliant.
"I'm really interested in going to Tokyo. I have to listen to my body but if it allows me to, I'l definitely be trying to get to Tokyo.
"During my drugs test I was checking my Twitter and JK Rowling messaged me, giving her congratulations. I haven't replied yet because I don’t know what to put back! That was a very big moment."
Image source, Getty ImagesPostpublished at 19:18
Max Whitlock also revealed that a pub in his home town of Hemel Hempstead has been named after him. I say after him, they've called it the Pommel Horse. Is that a better tribute than a gold post box?