'It feels like a dream!' Emotional scenes & family reaction to a GB swimming one-two...

You'll be able to see Tom Dean and Duncan Scott, who won gold and silver on Tuesday, go in the men's 4x200m freestyle relay final in a few minutes.

There was no messing around by Great Britain's Lauren Price as she made her Olympic debut.

She beat Myagmarjargal Munkhbat of Mongolia by a unanimous points decision to ease her way through to the quarter-finals.

Price had the honour of chatting with the Duke of Cambridge before the Games.

Look at those celebrations.

Anyone fancy seeing the moment Great Britain claimed their first rowing medal of Tokyo 2020?

Thought so.

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After winning silver in the men's quadruple sculls earlier this morning there is some more good news from the Sea Forest Waterway.

Emily Craig and Imogen Grant are through to the final of the lightweight women’s double sculls after dominating their semi-final.

Elsewhere in the tennis singles, Russian second seed Daniil Medvedev has won the first set of his last-16 match against Italy's Fabio Fognini.

Medvedev, who is aiming for his biggest title after losing in the 2019 US Open and 2021 Australian Open finals, took both of his two break opportunities in a 37-minute opener.

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Matrimonial bliss and an Olympic gold medal? What a month it could be for Ukraine's Elina Svitolina.

Last week Svitolina married fellow tennis player Gael Monfils and now the world number six is the highest-ranked player left in the women's singles at Tokyo 2020.

Fourth seed Svitolina led 5-1 in the opening set of her quarter-final against Italian opponent Camila Giorgi, missing two set points in the seventh game and then broken in the next.

Another set point could not be converted as Giorgi clawed her way back to 5-4, but Svitolina kept her composure to serve out for a one-set lead.

Bit of drama to tell you about earlier in the pool.

There were no Brits in the women's 200m freestyle but just watch this finish from Australia's Ariarne Titmus. That's a 200m and 400m double for the 20-year-old.

Plenty more major championships and at least an Olympics or two to come for Abbie Wood, you'd have thought.

The 22-year-old is one of a crop of young British swimmers who has really benefitted from the ISL. She landed her first major individual medal with a 200 individual medley silver at May’s European Championships, finishing just four-hundredths of a second off gold

Mark Foster
Former freestyle world swimming champion on BBC TV

I thought Abbie [Wood] was technically brilliant off the walls. She's got it all. It just came down to a tight finish.

Andy Jameson
Commentator and former Olympic swimmer on BBC TV

Great Britain's Abbie Wood just swam a lifetime best and came fourth at the Olympic Games - you can't ask any more than that.

She just missed out... by a whisker. Just 11 one hundredths of a second between Abbie Wood and a bronze medal. Agonising.

Still it is a PB. How can you be disappointed with that?

Yui Ohashi, takes her second gold of the Games after winning the 400m medley. Alex Walsh and Kate Douglas take silver and bronze for the USA.

Alicia Wilson brought up the rear just behind Hungarian great Katinka Hosszu.

Abbie Wood is right in the mix for the medals....

Abbie Wood and Alicia Wilson are under way. Wood reaches the first split in third. Great start going into the back stroke.

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Marcus Ellis and Lauren Smith came through the group phase with a perfect 100% record, and didn’t even drop a game.

They now face Tang Chun Man and Tse Ying Suet of Hong Kong.

GB haven’t won a medal in the mixed doubles since Gail Emms and Nathan Robertson took silver in Athens in 2004.

Could that be about to change?

What a start to life at the Tokyo Games for GB athlete Harry Coppell.

The 25-year-old British pole vault record holder had to make an emergency trip to the dentist after what we can only presume was a very painful accident.

"They've actually put MY TEETH! back in my mouth," Coppell wrote on Twitter.

Fingers crossed Harry is fully recovered by the time the athletics gets under way on Friday.

Mark Foster
Former freestyle world swimming champion on BBC TV

James Wilby's got speed and what he did was committed to that.

Some swimmers try and hold back. When you're not putting extra effort in you don't sit in the water as well.

Lee: What a swim that was from James Wilby.

High fives all round as Great Britain add to their tally.

Grace Balsdon steps up to convert a penalty stroke into the top left corner.

The full-time buzzer sounds across the Oi Hockey Stadium as GB celebrated a convincing 4-1 victory over India.