Eventing: GB's Tom McEwen adds individual silver to team gold
Fellow team gold medallists Oliver Townend fifth in individual and Laura Collett ninth
Weightlifting: GB's Emily Campbell wins silver in women's +87kg final
Athletics: Sifan Hassan beats Hellen Obiri to win 5,000m gold
Hockey: GB into women's semi-finals with shootout win over Spain
Gymnastics: GB twins Jessica sixth and Jennifer Gadirova seventh in floor final; Simone Biles to compete in beam on Tuesday
Track cycling: GB women team pursuit second in qualifying, men fourth fastest
Weightlifting: First openly transgender athlete Laurel Hubbard fails to record a successful lift
Track cycling - women's team sprint
The Chinese duo of Bao Shanju and Zhong Tianshi are the Olympic team sprint champions.
Zhong defends her title from Rio 2016 alongside Bao.
They clock 31.895 to beat Germany, who take silver. Bronze goes to the Russian Olympic Committee.
Women's floor final
Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV
That was a stunning routine, she came out and sold that routine. It had a bit of everything, the big powerful tumbles and so expressive.
Women's floor final
No one is faltering in this floor final so far. The Russian Olympic Committee's Angelina Melnikova puts in another almost spotless routine and it earns her a 14.166.
That pushes GB's Jessica Gadirova into bronze. Can she hold on?
There's four gymnasts left to go.
Women's floor final
Katelyn Ohashi
American Cup winning artistic gymnast on BBC Radio 5 Live
It is a once in a lifetime opportunity for the Gadirovas. The fact that they are there and taking it all in is a beautiful thing. To be there with your sister is an amazing opportunity.
Women's floor final
It's a 14.00 for Jessica Gadirova!
Excellent effort. That puts her in second place, but we've only seen three gymnasts so far.
Five to go - one of whom is Jessica's twin sister Jennifer.
Women's floor final
Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV
Well it was massive pressure to follow Jade Carey and she certainly didn't hold back. That was the best in terms of interpretation, but she has a huge gap to make up on difficulty. She could not have done any better on the tumbling.
Women's floor final
Wow.
It is unbelievable that Jessica Gadirova is only 16. There was only one very slight misstep on her first tumble but from there she nailed a seemingly endless number of complicated flips in a routine that was as expressive as ever.
Let's see how that scores, she could be in with a chance of a medal here...
Men's 3m springboard heats
British divers Jack Laugher and James Heatly have both qualified for the semi-finals of the men's 3m springboard.
Heatly secured fourth spot after he posted 458.40 points with Laugher's score of 445.05 from his six dives enough to clinch sixth place.
China's Wang Zongyuan led the way at the Aquatic Centre with a score of 531.30 as a field of 29 was whittled down to 18.
Women's floor final
Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV
That was a fantastic performance, Jade Carey would have been disappointed with the result of the vault where she made an uncharacteristic mistake, but to come out and put in that routine, it was phenomenal.
Women's floor final
The United States' Jade Carey had a hard time of it in the vault yesterday. She stumbled on her first attempt and that put an end to her challenge.
But the 21-year-old has just come out firing with a tumble-filled floor routine, setting an early mark for the others in this floor final.
Carey's efforts had all of Team USA on their feet in the stands, including defending champion Simone Biles, who withdrew from this event.
The American is rewarded for her efforts with 14.366. That is going to be tough to beat.
Team GB's Jessica Gadirova is up next.
While we wait for Jennifer and Jessica Gadirova to go for gold, let me tell you how their British team-mates did in the athletics earlier.
A couple of golds were won, although GB are still waiting for their first medal of day 10:
British riders go for team eventing gold
Two riders to go for Great Britain in the showjumping as they chase team eventing gold.
Laura Collett and Oliver Townend will be hoping to follow Tom McEwen with clear rounds.
It's looking good so far,,,
And remember, there's individual medals up for grabs too from 12:45 BST with Townend first, Collett third and McEwen sixth in the overnight standings.
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Men's team pursuit qualifying
Sir Chris Hoy
Six-time Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV
I think the challenge is, when you are the best in the world you don't want to change too much, you just want to peak at the right time and Team GB have done that. But the rest of the world has taken a huge step forward.
Women's floor final
If you need cheering up, get BBC One on now.
GB twins Jennifer and Jessica Gadirova will soon be in action in the gymnastics floor final. The 16-year-olds have put a smile on everyone's faces with their joyful routines and it should be no different today.
Jessica is European champion on this apparatus too so keep an eye on her.
Men's team pursuit qualifying
Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV
Great Britain went faster than they have ever gone before and you can't ask more than that from a team. 'Bring me a personal best' - and that's what they've done.
They're still in the hunt for a medal.
Men's team pursuit qualifying
Victoria Pendleton
Olympic cycling gold medalist on BBC Radio 5 Live
The last thing you want to do is go up against the fastest team, and Denmark are looking very hard to beat at the moment.
Team GB didn't have the cleanest ride there. It is going to be a very, very tough first round.
Great Britain go for team eventing gold
British rider Tom McEwen, on board Toledo De Kerser, has just gone clear in the showjumping as the GB team - which also includes Laura Collett and Oliver Townend - close in on team eventing gold.
McEwen was the 23rd rider, with Collett at 37 and Townend 51st to go.
You can follow coverage on BBC One from 10:45 BST.
Men's team pursuit qualifying
Great Britain finish just under two-and-a-half seconds slower than Denmark.
But 3:47.507 is faster than they've ever gone before.
It makes them fourth fastest, which means they would face the fastest team in the first round - Denmark. The winners of that will then progress to the final.
There's just Australia left to go, and they'll actually have to wait till after the women's team sprint finals.
Men's team pursuit qualifying
Victoria Pendleton
Olympic cycling gold medalist on BBC Radio 5 Live
That could be the gear that they have chosen to ride. Normally GB ride in quite a big gear and it takes them a couple of laps to get up to speed.
Men's team pursuit qualifying
Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV
The bike is smashed to pieces... It was a handlebar failure! That's surprising. I don't think I've seen that before. That is a real surprise. That must have been such a shock and it will resonate with the other riders who are using the same equipment.