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
Women's hammer throw
Denise Lewis
Olympic heptathlon gold medallist on BBC One
Through the seasons, Sophie has been grafting, trying to iron out those chinks in the armour to make sure she was ready for this competition.
It is simply, simply fantastic what she has achieved here.
We love the big stars of the sport but what I love is when someone surprises us and delivers on the big occasion.
Athletics
Burnley's Sophie Hitchon, 25, is the first British hammer thrower to win an Olympic medal.
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Women's 10km
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Rio
She held it together well, but Keri-anne Payne was clearly holding back the tears during her post-race interview after missing out on the Olympic 10km open water podium.
"I'm probably being a bit emotional because of all of the people that have helped me get here and that's not how I wanted the race to go," she tells me.
"I was hoping for rough, choppy conditions today, but it was the perfect race for pool swimmers which I think is why you saw Sharon (van Rouwendaal) who's a 400m world silver medallist become an Olympic champion today."
"I'm not going to be one of those rowers and say I'll never be back, I won't be that dramatic," she says with a smile.
"So I won't hang up my goggles just yet, but I am taking a break though - I need to catch up with family and friends and have some time for my business."
Image source, Nick HopeDressage Individual Grand Prix Freestyle
Superb from Carl Hester on board Nip Tuck.
The 49-year-old leads the dressage individual grand prix freestyle. He has 82.482% with nine competitors still to go, including Charlotte Dujardin.
Another medal for Great Britain?
Women's hammer throw
It's bronze for Britain's Sophie Hitchon! She throws 74.54 metres on her final attempt to snatch a medal.
Women's hammer throw
Germany's Betty Heidler fouls on her final attempt.
Moldova's Zalina Marghieva doesn't improve.
If Britain's Sophie Hitchon can throw 73.72m, it's a medal.
Athletics
The men's 400m hurdle heats are under way. There are two Britons in action in a few minutes, Seb Rodger goes in heat four and it's Jack Green in six.
Women's hammer throw
Fifth attempt for Sophie Hitchon... and it's not an improvement as she throws 72.89 metres.
In the meantime, Germany's Betty Heidler goes up to bronze medal position with a 73.71m effort, so Briton Hitchon is fifth as it stands.
What has she got left to give?
GB's Walker finishes 4th in semi final
Great Britain’s Jess Walker finished fourth in her semi-final, with a time of 41.483, a time that will qualify her for the B Final.
GB's Belcher and Hannah finish seventh in their semi-final
British duo Lani Belcher and Angela Hannah will compete in the B Final after finishing seventh in their semi-final.
Women's hammer throw
Sophie Hitchon is unable to improve on her score of 73.29 metres in the women's hammer throw.
On her fourth attempt it's 72.28m - and Zalina Marghieva of Moldova moves just ahead with a throw of 73.50m.
She's out of the medals for now, but there are still two throws to come and if Hitchon can get near her British record of 73.86m... it could be enough for bronze.
Dressage Individual Grand Prix Freestyle
Here comes Great Britain's Carl Hester in the Dressage Individual Grand Prix Freestyle. The current leader is Hans Peter Minderhoud of the Netherlands on 80.571%. There's a decent number of Brits in the crowd to welcome 49-year-old Hester.
Track Cycling
GB's Mark Cavendish rolls up to interrupt Chris Hoy's interview after his omnium time trial.
Women's hammer throw
It's getting tense.
Sophie Hitchon's third round throw is 71.73 metres, not an improvement.
But she remains in bronze medal position at the halfway point of the women's hammer throw, courtesy of a season's best 73.29.
Image source, ReutersWomen's 3,000m steeplechase
The world record remains eight minutes 56.81 seconds. Kenya-born teenager Ruth Jebet missed it by under one second, running 8:59.75 - a national record.
"Today it was [about] a medal," she tells BBC Sport.
Kenya's Hyvin Jepkemoi wins bronze and Emma Coburn picks up silver with an American national record.
Image source, Getty ImagesWomen's 3,000m steeplechase
Ruth Jebet wins gold for Bahrain in the women's 3,000m steeplechase. She seemed to have a chance of breaking the world record but slowed down towards the line and just missed out.
GB's Hitchon moves in to 3rd place
Great Britain's Sophie Hitchon has moved in to 3rd place in the Women's hammer final with a throw of 73.29m
Badminton
Great Britain haven't won an Olympic badminton medal since 2004 - can Marcus Ellis and Chris Langridge be the ones to break the duck?
"We’re not the most gifted, the most quickest but we work hard," Langridge said.
"It shows that when two people put their mind to something, you can achieve something.
"It’s insane. The way we’re playing, I’m well up for a medal."
They'll face Chinese duo Haifend Fu and Nan Zhang in tomorrow's semi-final at 13:30 BST.
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