Athletics: Jamaica's Elaine Thompson-Herah seals 100m-200m sprint double
Athletics: GB's Keely Hodgkinson wins 800m silver, Jemma Reekie fourth
Athletics: Adam Gemili pulls up injured in 200m heats; Warholm wins 400m hurdles in world record time
Jason Kenny equals GB medals record with silver in men's team sprint (his eighth); silver for Laura Kenny too in women's team pursuit (her fifth medal)
Gymnastics: Simone Biles wins bronze in beam final on return to action
Sailing: Double gold for GB - Fletcher & Bithell men's 49er; Scott takes Finn title, plus silver for Gimson & Burnet
Boxing: GB's Pat McCormack wins welterweight silver; Galal Yafai guarantees medal; Caroline Dubois beaten
Diving: Jack Laugher wins 3m springboard bronze; James Heatly ninth
Men's 3m springboard final
That's all Jack Laugher can do.
He gets 87.75 and moves up to the gold medal position but he won't stay there.
The question is whether he can keep hold of second place. The Chinese duo are up next...
Men's 3m springboard final
Steve Parry
Olympic bronze medal swimmer on BBC Radio 5 live
I am afraid James Heatly did not start very well today and then you put so much pressure on yourself if you don't get the first two rounds correct.
But he has done a great job to get into the final.
Men's 3m springboard final
James Heatly, competing in his first Olympic final, finishes with a score of 411.00 which he can be proud of.
His final dive was 64.35. Here's Jack Laugher...
Men's team sprint cycling
It's gone again! Netherlands shade another couple of tenths of a second off.
Men's 3m springboard final
Right, here we go.
James Heatly from Great Britain will perform his final dive then it's over to Jack Laugher.
He's right up there for a silver medal.
Men's team sprint cycling
Well what about that. Australian trio Matthew Richardson, Nathan Hart and Matthew Glaetzer set a new Olympic record of 42.371.
Netherlands up next...the world champs who red-hot favourites for gold.
Men's 3m springboard final
Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV
Xie Siyi doesn't just make it look simple, he makes it look effortless. Here is your Olympic champion.
Pick the bones out of that! 94.35, incredible.
James: Our 4-year-old Jamie has discovered a new passion for springboard diving. I hope our sofa survives until the end of the games.
Men's 3m springboard final
Japan's Ken Terauchi, 40, competes his final dive in what will undoubtedly be his final Olympic Games.
Remarkable. He ends on a high too. That's a decent score of 74.40 and it's his best of the day.
He's warmly applauded by the other divers and coaches. Lovely touch.
Men's team sprint cycling
The Russian Olympic Committee team, aided by three-time European champion Denis Dmitriev, lower the mark set by Poland.
They've posted a very competitive 43.097 seconds.
Next up are Germany who finish in 43.140.
Men's 3m springboard final
Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV
Well done Jack Laugher, that is a tremendous front four-and-a-half in the tuck position. He is not messing around.
Sailing have been picking up medals and I can tell you that diving is definitely coming away with one today. That is an absolute corker.
A golden morning in the water. Here's Giles Scott defending the Finn class gold medal he won in Rio five years ago.
Jack Laugher is on course to add another medal in the diving. Can he move up to second?
Women's team pursuit
Victoria Pendleton
Olympic cycling gold medalist on BBC Radio 5 Live
Katie Archibald has done more than her fair share of the effort, I feel like she has done slightly longer turns on the track.
When she gets to the front you can see the team surge forward so timing her impact is crucial.
Men's 3m springboard final
This is stunning diving from China's Xie Siyi.
He is almost certainly winning gold now so it's a tussle for silver and bronze between GB's Jack Laugher and China's Wang Zongyuan.
GB's James Heatly has moved up to seventh. He's improving as the final goes on.
Men's team sprint cycling
Fancy watching some helter-skelter sprinting? Stick with us.
Ryan Owens, Jack Carlin and Jason Kenny will soon be in action for Great Britain.
Poland are up first and set a time of 43.516 seconds.
Men's 3m springboard final
Steve Parry
Olympic bronze medal swimmer on BBC Radio 5 live
Fantastic dive! Heart in mouth stuff! This is what we love to see from Jack Laugher, absolutely fantastic rotation and entry there from Jack.
Men's 3m springboard final
Nice dive!
Jack Laugher is well on course to pick up another medal. He pulls off a 96.90 in his latest dive.
He's smiling slightly. He's still on course for third though as Wang Zongyuan nips in front again.
Women's team pursuit
Blimey. Talk about a statement of intent. Germany reclaim their world record and knock about half a second off the GB quartet.
What a race for gold incoming later on (09:26 BST).
Women's team pursuit
Victoria Pendleton
Olympic cycling gold medalist on BBC Radio 5 Live
GB just took a cheeky three seconds off the world record.
You could see they were not on schedule yesterday, their coach was moving back and forward and waving arms around.
Today was very calm and controlled, this is more representative of what they are capable of.
Women's team pursuit
Germany just edging the race to face GB in the final.
Mieke Kroeger is pulling on the front at the moment as Lisa Brennauer takes over.
This could be quick...