BMX racing: GB's Bethany Shriever claims gold, Kye Whyte silver in men's race
Trampolining: Bryony Page wins bronze - GB's sixth medal in all on Friday
Swimming: Duncan Scott wins third Tokyo medal with 200m medley silver
Swimming: GB's Luke Greenbank wins 200m backstroke bronze
Rowing: Team GB men's eight take bronze; Vicky Thornley fourth in single sculls
Tennis: Novak Djokovic beaten by Alexander Zverev in singles semi-finals
Football: GB beaten 4-3 by Australia in extra time of women's quarter-finals
Rugby sevens: GB Women beat USA 21-12 to reach semi-finals
Athletics: Ethiopia's Selemon Barega wins men's 10,000m gold
Athletics: GB's Dina Asher-Smith through to Saturday's 100m semi-finals
Men’s 200m backstroke final
Luke Greenbank is next up as attention turns to the men's 200m backstroke final.
Greenbank qualified second fastest for the final, in a time almost a second quicker than his time as he claimed world bronze in 2019.
Defending champion Ryan Murphy of the USA, and world and European champion Evgeny Rylov, are also in this one.
Women’s 200m breaststroke final
It's sixth place for GB's Molly Renshaw and seventh for Abbie Wood.
The USA take silver and bronze through Lilly King and Annie Lazor.
Women’s 200m breaststroke final
That is incredible!
Tatjana Schoenmaker becomes South Africa’s first female Olympic swimming champion for 25 years - and what a way to do it!
A new world record. Two minutes and 18.95 seconds.
Women’s 200m breaststroke final
We're off.
Lilly King of the USA leads and is ahead of world record pace here. A real statement.
Tatjana Schoenmaker is right behind her, and GB duo Molly Renshaw and Abbie Wood are not far off in the fight for bronze.
Women’s 200m breaststroke final
European champion Molly Renshaw and Abbie Wood are in the first final of the day in the 200m breaststroke.
Tatjana Schoenmaker could be South Africa’s first female Olympic swimming champion for 25 years here. Lilly King of the USA is also looking for gold after failing to retain her 100m title.
Dame Katherine Grainger
Olympic rowing gold medalist on BBC TV
There are questions asked after every regatta. If you look at the medal haul it is smaller than other Olympics but we knew after Rio there was the biggest change. We've only got eight athletes coming from other Olympics.
These games were going to be about change and this team is building towards Paris.
We almost saw some great displays. six fourth places are so close, but so far as well.
It's not a disaster - we've been spoiled by rowing for many many Games now but it takes a while to build, and we will build again
Women’s 200m breaststroke final
Right now, though, it's over to the pool...
Women's 800m heats
The women's 800m heats are under way, and Keely Hodgkinson will be first up for Team GB in heat four in around 10 minutes time.
The 19-year-old is the fastest in her race on paper.
Then, in heat 5, it's Alex Bell before Jemma Reekie, who ran the third-fastest time in British history in Monaco earlier this month, goes in heat six.
Men's eight
Garry Herbert
Olympic gold medal winning cox on BBC TV
New Zealand took it on from the half way mark.
Great Britain pipped by Germany. From a disappointing heat, they had to do it in the repechage, and they get the bronze.
Men's eight final
And it's bronze for Great Britain!
Germany just pip GB to silver.
What. A. Race.
Men's eight final
It's gold for New Zealand.
Men's eight final
It's all for the taking in the men's eight final!
Great Britain are fighting to the finish, New Zealand are going to do it but Germany are right there in the medal mix...
Men's eights
Garry Herbert
Olympic gold medal winning cox on BBC TV
We are into the business end here. Great Britain have got to rise up.
Men's eight final
New Zealand hit the front.
We're at 1500 metres and Great Britain are in silver medal position.
Can they keep this up? Germany are right behind.
Men's eight
Garry Herbert
Olympic gold medal winning cox on BBC TV
New Zealand have now taken it on, from Great Britain and germany have just slipped back.
GB have to keep their heads - keep the focus in the boat
Men's eight final
This is so tight.
Germany, Great Britain, New Zealand are neck and neck after 1000 metres.
What a finish this is going to be!
Men's eight
James Cracknell
Double Olympic Rowing gold medallist on BBC TV
The British are right where they want to be.
Men's eight
Garry Herbert
Olympic gold medal winning cox on BBC TV
The british crew have absolutely charged out of the blocks, and they're taking Germany with them.
The water is a lot flatter - they can focus on speed, then length and then... power
Men's eight final
A strong start from the British boat at the start of the men's eight final.
It's Germany ahead, by a fraction, from defending champions Great Britain.
Men's eight final
We're off!
The final chance for GB to claim a rowing gold medal in Tokyo.