GB win three golds, two silvers and four bronzes on day 11 - now have 50 medals
Jason Kenny wins the keirin for sixth Olympic gold to match Sir Chris Hoy
Laura Trott becomes first British female Olympian to win four golds
Sailing: Giles Scott wins Finn gold; Mills/Clark on brink of 470 gold
Silvers: James (cycling), Laugher (diving)
Bronzes: Tinkler & Wilson (gymnastics), Marchant (cycling), Buatsi (boxing)
Joyce & Adams secure boxing medals
Athletics: Grabarz fourth in high jump; Muir & Weightman miss out in 1500m
Men's horizontal bar final
Hmmm. Nile Wilson's medal hopes judt got better.
Defending champion Epke Zonderland has let the bar slip through his fingers and crashes down to the mat. He's OK and gets back up to finish his routine - GB's Wilson is next.
Women's floor final
Not only is Amy Tinkler a star on the gymnastics mat - she's also pretty impressive in front of the microphone.
"Will you be Tokyo 2020's Simone Biles?" asks BBC Sport's Ollie Williams after the Briton won bronze.
"Hopefully I'll be the first Amy Tinkler! " is the sharp reply from the laughing teenager.
Richie Woodhall
Former world champion on BBC TV
Irishman Michael Conlan felt he was robbed earlier.
The bantamweight's quarter-final against Russia's Vladimir Nikitin was pointed in favour of the Russian - a decision that raised plenty of eyebrows.
Conlan expressed his fury - and questioned amateur boxing's governing body. Here's Richie Woodhall's take.
The refereeing has been quite good. I haven't agreed with all of them but there have not been many bad decisions but today was a bad one.
The reason was I think he boxed the perfect contest.
He kept his distance in the first round and the judging at the end of the first was bad, with three giving it against him. Then he changed his tactics and the third round was a perfect round and he didn't get it.
Women's semi-finals
Image source, ReutersDon't look Hope Solo.
Sweden beat Brazil 4-3 on penalties. USA keeper Solo labelled Sweden as "cowards" for their defensive play as once again the European side set up to defend and frustrate their opponents - which they did.
After 120 minutes it went down to penalties. Houston Dash's Andressa missed before Lisa Dahlkvist - who scored the winning penalty against USA - struck home the crucial spot-kick for the Swedes.
You thought the gymnastics drama was done for the night?
Pull the other one.
GB's Nile Wilson is in action in the horizontal bar final.
It's just about to start and you can watch it here.
GB's Jack Burnell looked like he had won a bronze medal in the 10km open water swim earlier - but was later disqualified.
The appeal against the decision has come back as a big fat 'no'.
Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport in Rio
Image source, BBC SportGiles Scott's fan club salute the newly-crowned Olympic Finn champion in their specially-made T-shirts. University flat-mate Phil says: "It's a good job he delivered, we got these done a few weeks ago, and we'd have looked a bit stupid."
Delivered and then some, lads. Scott won gold before the medal race even started.
Image source, BBC SportBrazil v Sweden in a penalty shoot-out for a place in the women's gold medal match.
Watch it here or on BBC Four.
Women's 470
With Giles Scott barely back on dry land and preparing to collect his Finn gold medal, there is the prospect of more success for Team GB out on the high seas. Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark have finished second in race nine of the women's 470 competition to extend their overall lead.
With one final fleet race to come on Tuesday, before the medal race on Wednesday, the USA and New Zealand are their closest rivals.
Image source, Getty ImagesWomen's floor final
Image source, .Amy Tinkler, 16, sat a GCSE exam last month.
Now she's a bronze medal heavier.
When I was 16, I could barely tie my shoelaces.
Women's semi final goes to penalties
Brazil could not find a break through against a very disciplined Swedish defence in extra time.
The Swedes had the better share of opportunities but were wide of the mark on both occasions.
Brazilian legend Marta could have won the game with a free-kick but her effort was comfortably saved.
This one's going to penalties.
Image source, Getty ImagesWomen's floor final
Alison Mitchell
BBC Radio 5 live commentator in Rio's Olympic Arena
Beth Tweddle had to go to Athens 2004, to Beijing 2008 and to London 2012 to finally get a bronze medal in her final Olympic Games at the age of 27. She had been a double world champion and had so much experience on the biggest stages before getting a medal.
Amy Tinkler has strolled out at the age of 16, having done her PE GCSE early before turning up in Rio, and come away with medal. It just puts it in some context.
Brazil 2-3 Croatia
A great game so far in this men's quarter-final, with Brazil giving no quarter to their illustrious opponents.
Croatia may lead, but a Brazil goal shortly before the end of the first quarter has arrested the momentum. In fact, if not for a save by Croatia goalkeeper Marko Bijac in the dying embers of the quarter, they could have been level.
Image source, Getty ImagesWomen's floor exercise
That's four gold medals for USA's Simone Bilesat this Games, plus a bronze to boot.
She's taken gymnastics to new heights.
Her compatriot Alexandra Raisman took silver.
Image source, Getty Images#bbcrio2016
Fiona James: Well done Amy Tinkler!!!! Awesome performance!!
Adam: 16 year old Amy Tinkler with a #bronze on floor. Awesome stuff!
Anya: AHHHHHH @amytinkler2 YOU STAR!!! Well done!!! What an amazing performance!!!!!!!!!
Women's floor final
Team GB gymnast Ruby Harrold on BBC Radio 5 live: "I don't know what to say. I want to cry!"
We can't hear any on-mic sobbing from Ruby. But she's too emotional to say anything else!
Image source, Reuters
Beth Tweddle
BBC Sport gymnastics expert & London 2012 bronze medallist
It is amazing. The British team have worked so hard to get here.
All credit to Amy for performing under such pressure.
To take that bronze medal today it is incredible.
Gymnastics floor final
Oh my goodness that wait lasted a lifetime for poor Amy Tinkler and Italy's Vanessa Ferrari and finally the scores come up.
Ferrari's 14.766 is not enough to knock GB's Tinkler off third place and the 16-year-old is an Olympic bronze medallist - the youngest member of Team GB.
She also becomes only the second British woman to win an individual gymnastics medal, after Beth Tweddle.
Christine Still
BBC Sport gymnastics expert and veteran coach
That was performed beautifully. It is going to go down to the wire.