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
USA's Caleb Paine leads the race in front of Giles Scott.
The pair exchange a few words with each other as the pass by - extremely casual stuff.
Paine has a chance of nicking a bronze medal. Focus, Caleb.
Aimee Lewis
BBC Sport in Rio
Pole vault king Sergey Bubka is in the Olympic Arena. He gives compatriot Oleg Verniaiev his parallel bars gold. It's a good job the favourite did win.
Next it will be the women's floor and perhaps this will be the last time we see Simone Biles at an Olympics.
Image source, .If he so wished, Giles Scott could sail his finn with his feet today and still win gold.
The Briton is having none of that though and is second in this medal race at the halfway point.
He'll be claiming that gold medal in style if this carries on.
Synchronised Swimming
Russia's Natalia Ischenko and Svetlana Romashina were the favourites for gold in the women's duet synchronised swimming and with good reason.
They've just gone to the top of the standings with a total score of 194.9910, a huge 15 points clear of second-placed Canada.
Gold surely awaits...
Gymnastics
So, that's the men's parallel bars done and dusted.
Two more gymnastics gold medals remain up for grabs at Rio 2016 - and they'll be decided in the next hour or so, with British interest at the double.
First off, at 18:47 BST it's the women's floor exercise final, with GB's Amy Tinkler involved as American teenager Simone Biles goes for gold number four at Rio 2016.
Then at 19:34 BST it's the men's horizontal bars final with Nile Wilson flying the flag for Britain at the Rio Olympic Arena.
Sailing
Ian Walker
Two-time Olympic silver medallist on BBC TV
All of the emotion poured out of Giles Scott at the end of the last race. Now this is time to enjoy it.
So, to be clear, GB's Giles Scott doesn't even need to finish this race to win finn gold.
He could have a sail down the coast to Uruguay if he wanted. Crack out a bottle of Cava perhaps. Listen to the Shipping Forecast.
The world really is his oyster.
Sailing
Ian Walker
Two-time Olympic silver medallist on BBC TV
I don't think anyone would begrudge Giles Scott the gold medal.
He has dominated this class.
Women's semi-final
Image source, EPAIt's still goalless in the last-four match at the Maracana.
Sweden have been more adventurous in attack but chances have been few and far between.
Germany play 2012 bronze medallists Canada later.
Why has Giles Scott never won an Olympic medal?
Because the guy below has hogged all the finn golds since 2004. Sir Ben Ainslie has dominated the heavyweight dinghy and GB even won it in 2000 with Iain Percy.
It's been a 20 years since a Briton has not been Olympic champion in this event.
And away they go...
Image source, Getty ImagesGiles Scott has four world championship golds and two European golds to his name in the finn.
But the man from Huntingdon does not have and Olympic gold in the heavyweight dinghy.
In around 30 minutes - that will change.
Men's parallel bars
It's gold for Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev in the men's parallel bars.
Danell Leyva of the United States takes silver, with Russia's David Belyavskiy winning bronze.
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Rachael Jackson: Loving the syncro swimming! Underwater shots are amazing!
There's something mesmerising about it - watch it here.
Gymnastics
Gymnastics
Gymnastics is under way for the evening. First up is the men's parallel bars final.
No Brits in that one, but Amy Tinkler is in the floor exercise final afterwards and after that there's Nile Wilson in the horizontal bar.
You don't spell gold with an I or a T. But we're about to dot the former and cross the latter as Giles Scott goes on the wettest lap of honour in history in around 15 minutes.
The Briton is already guaranteed gold - time for a splash around.
Laser medal race
Ian Walker
Two-time Olympic silver medallist on BBC TV
What a fantastic run from the Australian.
He can't quite believe it but he deserves it.
Laser
Unbelievable. Tom Burton has an Australian flag and is standing as proud as punch on his boat, blue and red, wite stars waving above him.
He was down in eighth in that race but stormed through to finish third. Leader Tonci Stipanovic came in ninth and is knocked down silver - but that's Croatia's first ever sailing medal.
New Zealand's Sam takes bronze.
GB's Nick Thompson is sixth overall.
What a finish here.
Austalia's Tom Burton has swept through the field and has a chance of gold as they cross the line...