No sign of a restart at the Kasumigaseki Country Club.

Rain is still piddling into Kasumigaseki's signature lake, though. Hope there is an indoor range...

Thirty-three of the 60-man field is still to complete their opening round, including Great Britain's Tommy Fleetwood, plus Irish pair Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry.

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Fastest two times in the heats and qualifies with the sixth best time for today's final...

Former world champion Mallory Franklin will aim to become Great Britain's first female Olympic canoe slalom champion at around 07:55 BST.

Mike Costello
Athletics commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

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It's interesting that Sam Kendrick's father and coach Scott tweeted earlier today that 'Sam has no symptoms and he's feeling fine' but that tweet has since disappeared.

Members of the Australian athletic team have been identified as close contacts, so they've been tested and they will now have to wait an agonising five or six hours for those results. Some of those are scheduled to compete in the first of the athletics sessions which gets underway at 1am UK time on Friday.

Argentine pole vaulter German Chiaraviglio has tweeted about his first positive test, he says quite simply 'Tokyo is over for me.'

Many other athletes will now be fearing how many more of them will be having to say the same.

You can get all the good stuff in a four-minute video hit right here. More select cuts than a sushi chef.

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Just waking up? Here's a quick run-through on where we stand this morning after a busy night of Olympic action in Tokyo.

• Two-time British medallist Helen Glover, 35, and Polly Swann, 33, finished fourth in the women's pair, with Glover ruling out a tilt at Paris 2024.
• Great Britain's Emily Craig and Imogen Grant miss out on lightweight women's double sculls medal by 0.01 seconds
• America's Caeleb Dressel set an Olympic record on his way to winning the men's 100m freestyle gold medal as he seeks to become one of the most successful swimmers at an individual Games.
• Multiple members of the Australian athletics team are isolating after coming into close contact with a positive Covid-19 case.

Great Britain's Alys Thomas, who finished seventh in the women's 200m butterfly final earlier today, has tweeted her thanks to everyone who has helped her through the highs and lows of the last 18 months.

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Great Britain's James Wilby broke down in tears as he paid a touching tribute to his NHS nurse mother Fiona, disappointed he could not reward the sacrifices she has made with a medal in what could prove to be his last Olympic race.

The 27-year-old qualified second fastest for the men's 200 metres breaststroke final in which he sat third at halfway before fading and finishing sixth.

"Oh God, now you're going to get me emotional," he said. "My mum's been...damn you! There was always someone that was going to get it, it was either going to be one of my team-mates or one of you guys.

"My mum's been putting in such a shift for me over the last 27 years and that's probably the main disappointment which is I know I've made her proud, but I haven't quite won the medal I would liked to have won for her.

"She's been working as a nurse, giving out vaccines recently, to an extent which makes me so proud of her and for what's she done for me and my brother over the last quite a few years."

Matt Coward-Holley will compete in the shooting final later on this morning...

The trap final gets underway at 07:30 BST. The final involves 25 targets each; lowest-ranked shooter then eliminated every 5 targets until final two have 10 shots each (for a total of 50 targets)

You can learn more about world champion Coward-Holley's story in this profile by my colleague Nick Hope.

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Abbie Brown, speaking to BBC Sport after GB's dramatic opening pool A victory over the Russian Olympic Committee: "It wasn't pretty. Sevens isn't pretty.

But actually, it's our fight, it's our heart, it's our desire to get the ball back and when we have it, keeping the patience.

"We've kept people on their toes - I'm sure my mum and dad aren't going to be too happy at home! Huge fight from the girls. I'm so proud of them.

"First game back after a long time out, it's always going to be a bit nerve-racking, a bit tense. I think we showed great fight out there."

Argentine pole vaulter German Chiaraviglio announces on Instagram that he, like world champion Sam Kendricks, is out of the Games after testing positive for Covid.

The Australian athletics team are all in isolation after a member of their track and field team was a close contact of Kendricks.

Chiaraviglio is at his third Olympics after competing at Beijing 2008 and Rio 2016.

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We're getting down to the business end of the five competitions, that's what is happening.

It is semi-final day in the women's singles, with Switzerland's Belinda Bencic facing Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan before Ukrainian fourth seed Elina Svitolina takes on Czech former French Open finalist Marketa Vondrousova.

In between those matches on Centre Court, Serbia's world number one Novak Djokovic plays home favourite Kei Nishikori in the men's singles quarter-finals. Russian second seed Daniil Medvedev and German fourth seed Alexander Zverev are among the others in last-eight action.

There is a slightly later start at the Ariake Tennis Centre today after the International Tennis Federation (ITF) moved the start of play to 3pm local time (07:00 BST).

Djokovic and Medvedev had been among the players asking for the change, with matches previously beginning at 11am in Tokyo and taking place in stifling heat and humidity.

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Helen Glover and Polly Swann spoke to BBC Radio 5live after finishing fourth in the women's pair, narrowly missing out on a podium place.

On the race, Helen said: "We knew it was always going to be a tough final to be in, getting here was a tough route and so I think we knew we'd crossed the line having spent everything. Looking back on the way we got here we are pleased, it shows our hard work.

"We didn't account for the Canadian's going out so well in our lane to the left and I think that helped shape the rest of the race for us because yesterday we beat them and today they had a good start so that probably shaped how we rode the rest of the race."

Polly added: "We always knew people in this Olympic final would come out hard and that was the case and we probably thought we might have had more of a buffer at the front end but it wasn't to be. The way we've attacked this project has been exceptional, I couldn't be prouder of Helen. It has been a special ride."

Mark Chapman and Rachel Burden are bringing you all of the latest Olympic action live right now. You can listen here.

Great Britain left it late. Sam Ward scored twice in the fourth quarter to drag his team back to a 2-2 draw with the Netherlands and into the quarter-finals.

Earlier today there was confirmation from the coach and father of pole vault world champion Sam Kendricks that the American has tested positive for Covid and will not be able to take on Armand Duplantis in a keenly-anticipated final.

"Sam isn’t sick and we aren’t worried about him," said Scott Kendricks.

"The testing system is very rigid over there. The Japanese officials won’t allow for another PCR test for 6 days so the competition will be over. Sam is in the quarantine hotel where he hopes to at least work out in his room because the season isn’t nearly over! Life is full of tests and we will pass this one."

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The Australian Olympic committee have released a statement, relating to the isolation of their athletics team.

"Members of Australia’s track and field team at the Tokyo Olympic Games are isolating in their rooms as a precautionary measure following news of a COVID positive finding with a member of the US track and field Team," it read.

"Members of the Australian track and field team are now undergoing testing procedures in line with Australian Olympic Team protocols."

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Good morning all.

Let's have a quick run-through on where we stand this morning after a busy night of Olympic action in Tokyo.

• Two-time British medallist Helen Glover, 35, and Polly Swann, 33, finished fourth in the women's pair, with Glover ruling out a tilt at Paris 2024.
• Great Britain's Emily Craig and Imogen Grant miss out on lightweight women's double sculls medal by 0.01 seconds
• America's Caeleb Dressel set an Olympic record on his way to winning the men's 100m freestyle gold medal as he seeks to become one of the most successful swimmers at an individual Games.
• Multiple members of the Australian athletics team are isolating after coming into close contact with a positive Covid-19 case.

Can Fleetwood maintain that charge? Not at the moment he can't. Play has been suspended at the Kasumigaseki Country Club because of a thunderstorm.

Hope he got back to the clubhouse before the mane got too soaked.

Iain Carter
Golf commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Great Britain's Tommy Fleetwood has rolled in a birdie put at the thirteenth, from around about eleven or twelve feet.

That now takes him to two-under par and helps him climb the leaderboard. He's within six shots of the Austrian leader Sepp Straka round in 63, who's setting the pace at eight-under-par, two shots clear of the field.

Paul Casey, the other British hopeful, hit a bogey-free 67 which bodes well for the remaining three rounds. Picking up birdies at the fifth, the seventh and the eighth. He's in sixth place as it stands at the moment at four-under-par in the clubhouse.

Right I'm heading off to listen to Vangelis and watch old footage of Michael Johnson, Cathy Freeman, David Rudisha, Seb Coe et al.

By the time I'm back on the athletics will be under way and I will be pumped, after hopefully a couple of decent sleeps.

I'll leave you in Mike Henson's capable hands.

Members of the Australian track and field team at the Tokyo Olympics are isolating in their rooms, says the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC).

"Members of the Australian track and field team are now undergoing testing procedures in line with Australian Olympic team protocols," said the AOC in a statement.