Summary

  • Charlotte Dujardin wins dressage bronze to become Britain's most-decorated female Olympian with six medals

  • Swimming: GB men win superb 4x200m freestyle relay gold - second gold for Tom Dean

  • Rowing: GB win men’s quadruple sculls silver as coxless four miss out on medal

  • Four-time Olympic champion gymnast Simone Biles withdraws from Thursday's all-around

  • GB's James Hall eighth and Joe Fraser ninth in all-round final

  • GB men lose rugby sevens bronze match to Argentina; Fiji beat All Blacks in final

  • Boxing: GB's Karriss Artingstall guaranteed bronze after reaching women's featherweight semi-finals

  • Tennis: Andy Murray & Joe Salisbury lose in doubles & Liam Broady out of singles

Live Reporting

Michael Emons and Stephan Shemilt

  1. Men’s 4x200m freestyle final

    Men's 4x200m freestyleBBC One

    That really was something else. Great Britain won that by a country mile.

  2. Gold Medal for Team GB

    Men’s 4x200m freestyle final

    S.E.N.S.A.T.I.O.N.A.L.

    And almost a world record for the British quartet.

  3. Swimming

    Men's 4x200m freestyle

    Andy Jameson
    Commentator and former Olympic swimmer on BBC TV

    Duncan Scott is now in with a lead from the Russians.

    Surely we can't give this up now?

  4. Men’s 4x200m freestyle final

    This is brilliant from Duncan Scott, the world record is on...

  5. Men’s 4x200m freestyle final

    Matt Richards is going like a torpedo. He's taken over a second out of the Americans. Duncan Scott has a healthy lead going into the final leg.

  6. Mens 4x200m freestyle final

    Adrian Moorhouse
    1988 Olympic 100m breaststroke champion on BBC TV

    Matt Richards - what a huge ask for him. 18 years old and he is head-to-head with the USA.

  7. Men’s 4x200m freestyle final

    Superb leg from James Guy puts Britain in pole position. Just. Next to nowt in this. USA and GB are fighting it out at the front.

  8. Men's 4x200m freestyle final

    Andy Jameson
    Commentator and former Olympic swimmer on BBC TV

    It's a solid first leg from Tom Dean but the USA are away.

    James Guy is starting to make up the gap

  9. Men’s 4x200m freestyle final

    Tom Dean is digging in down the final 50m. GB third after the first leg.

    Great leg from Kieran Smith has given the USA an early lead.

  10. 'Greeks catch everyone napping!'

    Women's pairs

    James Cracknell
    Double Olympic Rowing gold medallist on BBC TV

    The Olympic champions Australia have been pushed out. The Greeks came from nowhere.

    Glover and Swann in second place, and their ability to sprint will have been hampered by their time out - but all three of the leading teams were caught napping by the Greeks!

  11. Glover & Swann through

    Women’s pairs semi-finals

    Phew! Britain's Helen Glover and Polly Swann are through to the women's pairs final.

    The Greek crew of Maria Kyridou and Christina Ioanna Bourmpou come through strong to win, but the British pair hold on to finish second.

  12. Men’s 4x200m freestyle final

    Tom Dean leads off for Team GB, who are sandwiched between Australia and the USA.

  13. Men’s 4x200m freestyle final

    Tom Dean, James Guy, Matthew Richards and Duncan Scott.

    Best of luck chaps.

  14. Men’s 4x200m freestyle final

    Just moments away from the men's 4x200m freestyle final. After Tom Dean and Duncan Soctt finished one-two in the individual event, Great Britain will fancy their chances of a gold in the relay.

    The quartet finished top of the standings after the heats. Britain haven’t won more than two golds in swimming since 1908.

  15. Glover & Swann under pressure

    Women's pairs

    Suddenly it is not looking so comfortable for Britain's Glover and Swann. Australia, Canada and Greece have all come on strong as they approach the line. First three crews go through...

  16. Women's pairs

    Garry Herbert
    Olympic gold medal winning cox on BBC TV

    Great start from Glover and Swann and they almost have to approach this as their final.

  17. Glover & Swann in semi-final action

    Women’s pairs semi-finals (04:20 BST)

    Helen Glover and Polly Swann were hoping to show some improvement from the heats, when Glover suffered her first pairs defeat for a decade.

    So far it is looking good. The British pair are out in front as they try to make a statement.

  18. Watch: 'There's going to be a crash!'

    Men's coxless four

    The moment it all went wrong for Great Britain in the men's coxless four!

  19. 'We backed each other'

    Men's quadruple sculls

    Men's quadruple scullsGetty Images

    Jack Beaumont: "It was wild out there. It’s what we’re used to back at home. We decided with an outside chance of a medal, let’s take it out to them.#

    Angus Groom: "We just backed each other – we pushed off, trust everyone to do their jobs and throw everything at it. Perfect race for me.

    Harry Leask: "I knew basically the whole way we were second. We just did what we wanted to in that first half. Just really encouraging them

    Tom Barras: "I want to take this chance to say this medal – huge thank you to friends and family watching us and supporting us. This is for you."

  20. Ledecky wins sixth Olympic gold

    Women's 1500m freestyle

    America's Katie Ledecky has claimed a big victory in the 1500m freestyle.

    It is her favoured event and it showed, as she took victory in 15:37.34 to secure her sixth Olympic gold medal.

    There was joy for her team-mate Erica Sullivan, too, who took silver.

    LedeckyGetty Images