Tokyo 2020 day one: 11 gold medal events
Football: GB women edge past hosts Japan
Swimming: Adam Peaty fastest into men's 100m breaststroke semi-finals
Hockey: GB men beat South Africa 3-1
Shooting: China's Yang Qian wins first gold of the Games in women's 10m air rifle final
Cycling: Ecuador's Richard Carapaz wins road race gold; GB's Adam Yates misses out on medal while Geraint Thomas out after earlier crash
Tennis: Heather Watson beaten; Andy Murray & Joe Salisbury win in doubles
Rowing: GB's Helen Glover & Polly Swann qualify for women's pairs semi-final
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Men's artistic gymnastic team qualification
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Men's road race
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Men's road race
Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV
The humidity now must be absolutely stifling.
Showers are forecast more and more towards the backend of this race - but they are incredibly localised, as we've already seen.
The lead group is just haemorrhaging time now.
Men's road race
Simon Brotherton
Commentator on BBC TV
We are currently on the climb of Mount Fuji itself.
Climb 14km in length - which still only goes part of the way up the iconic mountainside.
Men's road race
Under 100km to go now, and the five-strong breakaway group are watching their lead gradually being cut down - it currently stands at just under 15 minutes.
Geraint Thomas still has a lot of ground to make up after his crash earlier and has just dropped back to the team car to take on board some fuel.
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Women's tennis
Watson may now go on to compete in the mixed doubles - if she can find a partner.
“I think 100% I will try to sign up with someone. I am guessing I will have more chance to get in ranking-wise with Joe Salisbury and so fingers crossed we get the chance to play," she said.
“I always seem to play well on the doubles court. I feel like I am a team player and I like volleying a lot and that brings it out in my game.”
And how did she cope with the Tokyo heat?
“It was the same for both players but it did change the game a little. It became a fitness contest, but it was the same for both and I don’t mind the heat so I was prepared.”
Image source, Getty ImagesWomen's tennis
A little earlier on Great Britain's Heather Watson was knocked out in the first round of the women's tennis singles as she went down in straight sets 7-6 (7-5) 6-3 to Germany's Anna-Lena Friedsam.
“I think whoever I played, I would have been really disappointed with the outcome today. It definitely wasn’t my best tennis but I gave it my best with what I had, it just wasn’t enough," said Watson.
“There were too many unforced errors that came and went in waves. I am just very disappointed with the outcome.
“I did everything I could to prepare right and I literally could not have done any more. I felt really good going out there today.”
Image source, Getty ImagesMen's artistic gymnastics team qualifying
Gymnastics qualifying is fairly straightforward - there's six bits of apparatus, team members compete on each one, and their top three scores are added together to give the overall total.
The top eight teams qualify for the team final. The 24 best individual athletes qualify for the all-around final, while the top eight on each apparatus go through to the corresponding final.
Great Britain have started off on the rings, with Joe Fraser the stand out as he gets a score of 14.400.
Men's road race
Victoria Pendleton
Olympic cycling gold medalist on BBC Radio 5 Live
There's been a lot of riders returning to the team cart for extra drinks, clearly the conditions are really hot and ice packs are being put down the back of the jerseys to keep cool.
It's definitely been physically challenging in the climate for a lot of riders.
Men's road race
Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV
You can see in the peloton... the nervousness.
Everybody is ready.
This could be the first battle ground.
Image source, BBC SportMen's road race
Simply stunning scenery. Mount Fuji is shrouded in cloud. The riders will break through those clouds at some point. It's hot, humid and hilly.