Women's 200m final: 1 Thompson, 2 Schippers, 3 Bowie, 5 Asher-Smith
Men's 200m semis: Gatlin fails to make final; Bolt wins his semi in 19.78
GB's Gemili through to Thursday's final
GB's Cindy Ofili fourth and sister Tiffany Porter seventh in 100m hurdles final
Hockey: GB women beat New Zealand 3-0 to reach final
Sailing: Clark & Mills' bid to seal women's 470 gold postponed
Football: Neymar scores as Brazil make men's final
Image source, Getty ImagesTeam GB's only remaining singles player Rajiv Ouseph meets fourth seed and reigning European champion Viktor Axelsen of Denmark in his men's singles quarter-final.
Axelsen leads the pair's head to head record 4-1.
The match is the last of the quarter-finals and it commences at 15:00 BST.
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The action on day 12 is about to get under way. First up, women's golf.
Brits Catriona Matthew and Charley Hull will be looking to replicate Justin Rose's stunning victory in the men's tournament.
Matthew - a former Women's Open winner, tees off at 11:41 BST while Hull is in the last group at 15:09 BST, alongside favourite Lydia Ko.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThat's the spirit, Charley
Image source, Sports IllustratedLife's hard for Katie Ledecky.
She was collected together with Michael Phelps and Simone Biles for a Sports Illustrated photo-shoot,, external together with four golds and her silver medal from Rio 2016.
But she has a bit of a problem arranging all her neckwear to show off the spoils of war.
Fortunately Phelps is on hand to show how to fan out the gold.
Track Cycling
Australia's track cycling great Anna Meares ended her Rio campaign in tears after failing to defend the sprint gold medal she won in London 2012.
The 32-year-old confided with former track adversary Victoria Pendleton, seemingly contemplating Olympic retirement.
"I wouldn't have been as good as I was if it wasn't for Vicky," said Meares.
"I've appreciated the time you've given me since London and the messages of support you've sent. You know how hard this position is."
"I'm too emotional right now," replied a tearful Pendleton.
You'll get us blubbing if you're not careful...
Monsieur Pinsent is correct - Team GB duo Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark will win Olympic gold if they finish the medal race at 17:00 BST.
Image source, GettyThe Daily Mail have secured closed-circuit television footage of Ryan Lochte and fellow American swimmers Gunnar Bentz, Jack Conger and Jimmy Feigen returning to the Olympic Village after they were victims of an armed robbery., external
"Despite the ordeal, Lochte engages in horseplay with Feigen, hitting him over the head with his Olympic accreditation, which is in a laminated plastic wallet," it reports.
"Police probing the harrowing ambush have not been able to pinpoint exactly when and where it happened because the victims couldn't remember."
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Sailing can sound strange to the uninitiated, but BBC Breakfast's Lorna Gordon has been to find out what the difference is between three Olympic-class boats....
See what's the difference between a Finn, 470 and 49er
If you want to find out more about getting into sailing, have a look at our special guide.
Gymnastics
British record have been broken left, right and centre in gymnastics during Rio 2016.
Nile Wilson added to the team's achievements by becoming the first Brit to win an Olympic medal in the horizontal bar.
The 20-year-old from Leeds, appearing in his first Games, claimed bronze on Tuesday, Germany's Fabian Hambuechen won gold with a score of 15.766, ahead of Danell Leyva of the United States.
In his hometown of Tandil, Juan Martin del Potro is kind of a big deal.
After he won the 2009 US Open, 40,000 people - more than a third of the town's population - turned out to celebrate with a tickertape parade.
He has just got back with his Rio singles silver medal.
And a few people want to say well done.
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Smoked salmon with baked beans?
This is fusion cuisine extreme - like a major supermarket's unhinged advertising campaign., external
Rio Olympics 2016: Smith and Whitlock guess whose tweet is whose
Wednesday's newspapers
The Daily Express capture Laura Trott's 'did I just do this?' face perfectly...
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Belfast boxer Michael Conlan may have missed out on a medal in Rio in controversial fashion on Tuesday, but to one young fan thinks he's still a winner.
Five-year-old Finn McManus, from County Dubling, has sent a touching letter and medal to his hero.
Finn McManus told a devastated Conlan: "I want you to have my school medal because you are a winner."
The boy's kind gesture has been impressing disappointed Irish boxing fans after it was shared on Facebook.
Everyone say aaaaaahhhhh.
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Image source, Getty ImagesA bit vague about where Chinese Taipei is?
Don't worry, you would have had to be paying particular attention in geography to be sure. And probably taken politics as well.
It is a nation and flag that is the product of a compromise rather than borders and identity.
It allows Taiwan - to all practical purposes independent since 1950, but which China regards as a rebel region - to compete at the Olympics, but not under its own flag or name.
But politicians on the island are pushing to have their own flag and anthem reinstated as CNN explains., external
Can you win a gold medal by watching YouTube? Julius Yego from Kenya is out to prove you can fly solo...
Uberstar Simone Biles has a life-sized cardboard cut out of Zac Efron, external in her bedroom back home.
When the flesh-and-blood version turned up, her cool was scattered out into the Atlantic.
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If you though the US gymnastics team were excited by winning team gold....
Image source, Getty Images..that was nothing on when Hollywood dreamboat Zac Efron turned up to meet them in Rio.
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Track cycling
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Rio
The most proud people in the velodrome on Tuesday were surely these two, Laura Trott's parents Glenda and Adrian.
He told me: "it was just a perfect race. The one thing that continues to amaze me is, is that she makes it look so easy when it's not.
"It seems strange to think she has won more Olympic gold medals than any other British woman as she's just our little girl. She's no different to us than she was yesterday."
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Image source, GettyBBC chief sports writer Tom Fordyce has delved into what makes Jason Kenny and Laura Trott's relationship tick.
Trott's father Adrian has an idea.
"The difference in their characters is what makes it work," he said.
"Until he gets to know you, Jason is a little bit shy. He's quiet and understated. Laura is bubbly, chatty, just as you see in her interviews.
"If they were both like Jason, God only knows how they'd talk about anything. And God forbid having two Lauras in a household!"
High jump
Oh, this is hands-over-the-eyes stuff.
GB high jumper Robbie Grabarz's joy turn to despair as the bar wobbled, wobbled a bit more and then fell off - seconds after he successfully cleared the 2.33m jump.
The judges marked it as a failure, before Grabarz successfully appealed against the decision.
The 2012 bronze medallist eventually finished fourth as Canada's Derek Drouin won gold.