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. gymnastics

    GB's Fraser finishes eighth

    Men's parallel bars

    Great Britain's Joe Fraser finished eighth in the men's parallel bars final earlier.

    If you missed his routine, here it is.

  2. gymnastics

    Beaming Biles

    Women's beam final

    Want to see how Simone Biles earned bronze? Of course you do!

    Here is how the American has ended a difficult Games with a brilliant medal-winning routine.

  3. Women's beam final

    Chenchen Guan looks stunned. Or maybe it is just the ice-cold composure which enabled her to win gold.

    She doesn't know what to do! One of her coaches suggests running down the hall to celebrate. So, off she goes.

    Xijing Tang, the silver medallist, shares a warm hug with Simone Biles, who receives a huge cheer when her name is announced as the bronze medallist.

  4. Result

    Women's beam final

    1. Chenchen Guan 14.633

    2. Xijing Tang 14.233

    3. Simone Biles 14.000

  5. Gold medal for Guan, bronze for Biles

    Women's beam final

    Wow! Chenchen Guan, the 16-year-old from China, wins the gold with a score of 14.633.

    Simone Biles takes bronze. What a story for the American great after what she has been through in Tokyo.

  6. Women's beam final

    Cue dramatic heartbeat sound effect as we wait for Guan's score...

  7. Women's beam final

    Superb performance from Chenchen Guan! What poise, what composure. All that pressure of going last, too.

    But will it be enough? These are the scores she has to beat:

    1. Xijing Tang 14.233

    2. Simone Biles 14.000

    3. Elsabeth Black 13.866

  8. Women's beam final

    All down to Chenchen Guan, then. Can the 16-year-old Chinese gymnast usurp her team-mate Xijing Tang?

    Everything on the line. It's watching through fingers time...

  9. gymnastics

    Biles guaranteed medal

    Women's beam final

    Oooh, an early mistake from Flavia Saraiva seems to end her hopes.

    Simone Biles, having returned to the Games after missing four events to protect her mental health, will be guaranteed a medal.

    That is confirmed when Saraiva scores 13.133.

  10. gymnastics

    Women's beam final

    Right then, two more to go in the women's beam final: Brazil's Flavia Saraiva and China's Chenchen Guan.

    These two routines will determine if Simone Biles claims a medal or not...

  11. Proud older brother

    Men's flyweight boxing

    Britain's Galal Yafai made it through to the semi-finals of the men's flyweight boxing earlier.

    He beat Cuba's Yosvany Veitia 4-1.

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  12. Lack of GB dominance 'good for sport'

    GB silver medals - women's team pursuit & men's team sprint

    Victoria Pendleton
    Olympic cycling gold medalist on BBC Radio 5 Live

    The opponents today have put in spectacular performances, when you have given it your very best and it isn't quite enough on the day then you have to go home knowing there was nothing more you could do.

    It has to go one way or the other, and unfortunately you have to pick up a couple of silver medals.

    I think it is good for the sport that we haven't had supreme dominance.

  13. 'Germany took everyone by surprise'

    Women's team pursuit - GB win silver

    Great Britain's silver medallists, Katie Archibald, Laura Kenny, Neah Evans and Josie Knight speaking to BBC Sport:

    KA: "We are proud. The pandemic might have taken away our race opportunities but we did not lose our job. We’ve pulled it through to the silver medal we are second best in the world.It's three years to try again."

    LK: "I think they took everyone by surprise. They were the quickest at the worlds it was just in qualifying they didn't get it right. I think they ran fourth or fifth. We knew they were going to go fast but just maybe not that fast. I will just keep turning up and see what happens.

    NE: "It is really special. We were defending champions and there were huge expectations but there are so many strong nations. We came out fighting but it wan't to be but we will be back in Paris."

    JK: "Last year I didn't expect to be here so to be on the start line was incredible."

  14. Get involved - reaction to women's team pursuit silver

    #bbcolympics

    Mark: That’s a great silver behind a breath-taking German team. It also gives the GB women something to aim for come Paris. They are going to want their crown back.

    Henna: Kids are laughing I was crocheting faster and faster during the cycling. Well done girls.

    Erasmo: Germans flew round. Check the bikes for a jet pack.

  15. Laura Kenny on five medals

    Simon Gleave
    Head of sports analysis, Nielsen Gracenote

    Laura Kenny is the fourth British woman to win at least five medals at the Olympic Games, after dressage rider Charlotte Dujardin (6), rower Katherine Grainger (5) and tennis player Kitty McKane (5).

  16. gymnastics

    Biles is back

    Women's beam final

    What a routine from Simone Biles!

    With all eyes on her, she bounced back in style with a strong performance in the beam final.

    She lands her dismount and has a huge smile on her face before her score of 14.000 is announced.

    That's enough to go into the silver medal position as it stands.

  17. GB claim silver in men's team sprint

    Here's the silver medal-winning moment from GB's men in the team sprint.

  18. Gr-eight work by Kenny

    Simon Gleave
    Head of sports analysis, Nielsen Gracenote

    Jason Kenny's eighth Olympic medal equals the British record by Bradley Wiggins.

    Kenny's wife Laura won her fifth Olympic medal, putting her one away from an elite list of Britons with at least six: Bradley Wiggins (8), Jason Kenny (8), Chris Hoy (7), Steve Redgrave (6), Charlotte Dujardin (6), Max Whitlock (6) and Duncan Scott (6).

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  19. 'Every time you come back it gets harder'

    Men's team sprint

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    Great Britain's silver medallists Ryan Owens, Jack Carlin and Jason Kenny speaking on BBC One.

    Ryan Owens: "It's a dream come true. This team has got a pretty good track record. It is a lot to live up to but we have given it everything. We came and meant business. We got our best out on the day, you saw we gave our best in the first round and it hurt us a bit in the final."

    Jack Carlin: "Obviously we came for more but we can be proud of ourselves. We got the Olympic record before the Dutch took it off us. We are happy but you expect more don't you?"

    Jason Kenny: "It was really good. We poured our heart in the second ride to get into the final and then rolled the dice.

    "We knew we had ground to make up and I just had nothing in the final. I was rubbish but we tried so hard to get there. "It's really special. Every time you come back it gets harder."

  20. gymnastics

    Watch Biles on the Red Button

    Women's beam final

    BBC Red Button

    Simone Biles is up next in the women's beam final. You can watch her routine live on the Red Button.

    Biles follows China's Tang Xijing after Canada's Elsabeth Black scored 13.866 with the first beam routine of this final.