Summary

  • 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

Live Reporting

Ellie Thomason, Becky Grey and Emma Sanders

  1. Three Britons in 800m final

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  2. A hot final in store

    Men's 200m semi-final

    Confirmation that USA's Noah Lyles is in the men's 200m final. He'll join Kenny Bednarek and Erriyon Knighton.

    Canada's Andre De Grasse could upset the USA trio though after that performance...

  3. 'We have got a special 200m'

    Men's 200m semi-final

    Colin Jackson
    Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV

    We have got a special 200 metres. We were saying earlier that we were hoping Andre de Grasse would find his 200m form.

    Obviously we know how fast he is over the 100m...

  4. De Grasses takes final semi-final win

    Men's 200m semi-final

    Woaaaah, Canada's Andre De Grasse records a personal best but looked like he had LOADS left in the tank as he wins the final semi-final in the men's 200m.

    We're gearing up for a special final. USA's Noah Lyles should go through as a fastest loser. Compatiot Kenny Bednarek finished second in that third semi-final and qualifies.

    Tokyo Olympics: Andre De Grasse win 200m semis

  5. USA's Lyles finishes third

    Men's 200m semi-final

    USA's Noah Lyles finished third in the second men's 200m semi-final.

    He pulled away right at the end, allowing Canada's Aaron Brown to take the win, which means he has to wait to see if he will progress.

    He's hoping to join teenager Erriyon Knighton in the final after the teenager cruised to victory in his semi-final.

    Noah LylesGetty Images

  6. 'He runs like he has been to the Olympics before'

    Men's 200m semi-final

    Michael Johnson
    Four-time Olympic gold medallist athlete on BBC TV

    It is impressive to say the least and Erriyon Knighton runs this backwards. He runs slow at the very beginning and then he decides 'you know what I need to get into this' and before you know it he is in first place.

    At 17 years old he runs with the maturity of a 25-year-old, like he has been to the Olympics before.

  7. Get involved - your greatest athletics moment?

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    Jason Munday: As a young kid, Daley Thompson in 1984. I truly thought he was superman.

  8. Coppell records season's best

    Men's pole vault final

    Here was Great Britain's Harry Coppell's season's best pole vault distance of 5.80m, which he cleared on his second attempt a short while ago.

    He is right in the thick of things in the men's final.

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  9. GB's Lincoln aiming for final

    Men's shot put

    Great Britain's Scott Lincoln opens his shot putt account with a 20.42m distance.

    He has another two attempts to make the final.

  10. Get involved - your greatest athletics moment?

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    Aamer: That 400m hurdles final was incredible but for me the 800m mens final from London 2012 still eclipses it. Warholm got the record because he needed to. Rudisha got the record because he wanted to.

  11. Knighton wins 200m semi-final

    Men's 200m semi-final

    Wow! An impressive run from USA teenager Erriyon Knighton, who takes the men's 200m semi-final with ease.

    He was looking around a good 20m from the finish line after coming through the bend. Serious talent.

  12. More medals to come for GB?

    The athletics is ticking us over for the next few hours with plenty of GB representation.

    Are there more medals to come? GB's Pat McCormack picked up the last one - a silver medal - in the men's boxing welterweight.

  13. 'Super' from GB's Coppell

    Men's pole vault final

    Steve Backley
    Two-time world javelin silver medallist on BBC TV

    Harry Coppell has got it! That is super. He's jumped higher in the past, but that's a season's best. It will be whittled down to the medals in the next half hour.

  14. Coppell makes 5.80m

    Men's pole vault final

    Yes! GB's Harry Coppell is over the 5.80m mark on the second attempt. That's a season's best for Coppell.

    He's keeping up with the top half of the pack.

  15. Get involved - your greatest athletics moment?

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    Robbie King: I know this is the Olympics, but the men's 4x400M Gold in the 1991 World Championships in Tokyo was the most incredible, unexpected, emotional athletics moment for me.

  16. Still to come in athletics

    A highly anticipated women's 200m final (13:50 BST) sees Jamaica's reigning champion Elaine Thompson-Herah aiming to win an unprecedented women's sprint double-double.

    After already clinching 100m gold, she goes up against fellow Jamaican Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, US sprinter Gabby Thomas - the fastest woman over 200m this year - and Shaunae Miller-Uibo of the Bahamas.

    British trio Keely Hodgkinson, Jemma Reekie and Alex Bell will be on the start line together in the women's 800m final (13:25).

    GB's Adam Gemili's hopes of a medal were dashed after injuring his hamstring in the final block start of his warm-up before going out for the 200m heats.

  17. GB's Coppell in pole vault final

    Men's pole vault final

    Back to the men's pole vault final which GB's Harry Coppell is contesting in.

    Six men have now made it over 5.80m. Coppell made it over 5.70m and will have a second attempt at the higher bar.

  18. Athletics - GB's Butchart goes through

    Men's 5000m heats

    Britain's Andrew Butchart will go through in the men's 5000m despite not finishing in the top five as that second heat was much quicker.

    Compatriot Marc Scott's time of 13.39.61 is not quick enough to qualify as a fastest loser.

  19. Get involved - your greatest athletics moment?

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    Special K: Daley Thompson winning gold in the Decathlon at Los Angeles 1984 is my favourite Olympic moment.

  20. gymnastics

    Teenager Guan wins gold

    Women's beam final

    It was 16-year-old Guan Chenchen from China who stole the show with the gold medal.