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
Women's long jump final
We're midway through the fourth round of jumps in the women's long jump final, where American 2012 champion Brittney Reese has just been knocked off top spot by Ese Brume by virtue of the Nigerian registering a superior second-best jump.
Jazmin Sawyers is eighth, but Abigail Irozuru has missed the cut in 11th place.
British duo Jack Laugher and James Heatly are safely through to the final of Tuesday's men's individual 3m springboard final.
Laugher qualified in third place but he's got some work to do if he wants to catch the leading Chinese pair.
Xie Siyi led the way with a massive 543.45 points from his six dives, just ahead of Wang Zongyuan who scored 540.50.
Laugher notched 514.75.
They all go again from zero points with six more dives from 07:00 BST.
Men's 200m heats
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV
Erriyon Knighton was almost just jogging down the home straight! We didn't really learn much more about him there because he didn't even extend, he's not out of breath. Just can't wait to see him in the semi-finals.
Men's 200m heats
After that huge disappointment for Adam Gemili, next up it's compatriot Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake's turn to try and make the 200m semi-finals in heat five.
Men's 200m heats
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV
Gemili's got a very heavy strap on his leg. He'll be disappointed, of course. When you come to the Olympics you always want to come out and be at your very best and compete well.
He tried one stride there and his hamstring wasn't having any of it. Bitterly disappointed for him.
Women’s kayak single 200m final
Niall Myant
Sailing commentator on BBC TV
Have you ever seen a paddle like this? A huge slice of Olympic history for Lisa Carrington, that was sensational!
She joins the most exclusive Olympic club there has ever been. She is the only name that will be on the gold medal list for this K1 200m, well done. No nerves shown and she didn't fade at all.
Women’s kayak single 200m final
It's eighth place in the end for Deborah Kerr at the end of a superb Games in Tokyo. A sterling effort.
Women’s kayak single 200m final
The K1 200m was introduced for London 2012, meaning Lisa Carrington has won every gold medal in the event's history.
Incredibly, since 2011, she is unbeaten over 200m and with this victory is the first New Zealand athlete ever to win three successive Olympic gold medals in the same event.
Women’s kayak single 200m final
It's three successive Olympic titles for New Zealand's Lisa Carrington!
Unfortunately, it's not to be for Deborah Kerr.
Women’s kayak single 200m final
Here we go then!
Deborah Kerr's big moment has arrived...
Women’s kayak single 200m final
It's almost time for Deborah Kerr to take on the women's K1 200m final!
Here's a reminder of how she got here.
It's over on BBC One right now!
Men's 200m heats
The United Stataes' Erriyon Knighton wins heat four in 20.55 seconds, but it's bad news for Adam Gemili.
The Briton pulls up with an injury and is sadly out.
Men's 200m heats
Time for Adam Gemili to take to the track...
Men's 200m heats
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV
Interesting run from Andre de Grasse on the inside lane, he's shaking his head a little bit there. Maybe he's thinking, 'what have I done there?' Could he have done more?
I was hoping that he could revise that personal best and Canadian record of 19.8 seconds. He ran so well in the 100m here in Tokyo.
Women's long jump final
American Brittney Reese, winner of long jump gold in London 2012 and silver in Rio five years ago, takes the lead in Tokyo!
She matches Ese Brume's leading jump of 6.97m but moves into first place by virtue of her superior second-best leap.
Men's 200m heats
Canadian Andre de Grasse, bronze medallist in the 100m, is up next in heat three of the men's 200m.
We have a false start! Huge disappointment for Eswatini's Sibusiso Matsenjwa, who will not be allowed to take part.
Qatar's Femi Ogunode comes out on top in 20.37, ahead of Turkey's Ramil Guliyev - and then De Grasse.
Women's long jump final
Jazmin Sawyers steps up for attempt number two...
That will do nicely!
It's a 6.80m for the Briton, enough to take her to fifth in the standings.
Women's long jump final
Abigail Irozuru gets on the board in the women's long jump final with a second round leap of 6.51m.
Ese Brume can't improve on her opening jump of 6.97m which is still enough for the lead, but Germany's reigning world champion Malaika Mihambo is hot on her heels after improving to 6.95m.
Men's 200m heats
Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV
We picked out Dwyer and Oduduru at the start of the race as the ones to watch. They were a class of their own, first and second.
Image source, Getty ImagesMen's 200m heats
Jamaica's Rasheed Dwyer takes the first of the men's 200m heats in 20.31 seconds, ahead of Divine Oduduru of Nigeria, while Trinidad and Tobago's Jareem Richards wins the second heat in 20.52.