GB win two golds, a silver and two bronzes on day 12 to move fourth in medal table
Showjumping: Ben Maher wins individual gold in jump-off
Sailing: Hannah Mills and Eilidh McIntyre win 470-class gold
Athletics: Katarina Johnson-Thompson out of heptathlon after calf injury in 200m
Athletics: Canada's Andre de Grasse wins 200m final
Boxing: GB's Ben Whittaker takes silver; Frazer Clarke bronze
Skateboarding: Sky Brown, 13, wins bronze to become GB's youngest medal winner at Olympics
Track Cycling: Jason Kenny and Jack Carlin through in men's sprint
Hockey: GB women beaten 5-1 by Netherlands in semi-final
Climbing: GB's Shauna Coxsey fails to make final
Men's 800m final
Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV
Korir takes the title and Rotich takes the silver and that will be celebrated hugely in Kenya.
Korir does have that 400m pace in his locker and that false start in the 400m meant he could concentrate on this.
Men's 800m final
Emmanuel Korir wins gold in a time of one minute 45.06 seconds.
Peter Bol, who really pushed that race on after a slow first lap, slips back to fourth.
That must hurt.
Men's 800m final
It's a Kenyan one-two!
Emmanuel Korir is the Olympic champion and Ferguson Rotich takes silver behind his compatriot.
Poland's Patryk Dobek wins bronze.
Men's 800m final
Peter Bol leads as the pack enters the final bend.
But here comes Emmanuel Korir...
Individual showjumping - gold for GB
Ben Maher's showjumping victory on Explosion W gives the Great Britain equestrian team a fifth Olympic medal in Tokyo, equalling their record haul achieved in London.
His win followed gold for the eventing team and Tom McEwen's individual eventing silver, plus team dressage bronze and Charlotte Dujardin's individual dressage bronze.
Maher's Team GB colleagues Scott Brash and Harry Charles did not make the jump-off.
Brash and Hello Jefferson produced an immaculate jumping round, but one time fault ended their medal chances. Charles had four fences down on Romeo 88 and retired just before the end of his round.
Men's 800m final
One lap down in this 800m final and it's Peter Bol of Australia who leads as the bell sounds.
He's trying to push on the pace at the front.
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Men's 800m final
Ready for another final? How does the men's 800m sound?
Kenya's Ferguson Rotich qualified fastest from the semi-finals and will be desperate to be among the medals after finishing fifth in Rio five years ago.
He is one of two Kenyans vying to replace injured compatriot David Rudisha as champion, the other being Emmanuel Korir.
Botswana's 2012 Olympic silver medallist Nijel Amos was tripped in his semi-finals and later reinstated, expanding the field to nine athletes.
Men's hammer final
Nick Miller is still sitting in sixth at halfway through the men's hammer final.
His latest attempt of 77.46m is slightly shorter than his first-round effort.
Individual showjumping
Nick Luck
Equestrian commentator on BBC TV
"Ben Maher said of Explosion W - he would probably make your breakfast for you if you asked him."
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Individual showjumping
It was a dazzling display by Great Britain's Ben Maher aboard Explosion W to take individual showjumping gold.
He is Team GB's second successive Olympic showjumping champion following Nick Skelton's success with Big Star in Rio five years ago.
The 38-year-old helped Britain to London 2012 team gold alongside Skelton, Scott Brash and Peter Charles.
Thirty combinations contested the final, with six going through to a jump-off before Maher triumphed from silver medallist Peder Fredricson, of Sweden, and Holland's Maikel van der Vleuten in bronze.
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Women's heptathlon
Individual showjumping - GB gold
Andy Austin
Equestrian nation cup winner on BBC TV
"So much expectation on Ben Maher's shoulders and when a horse is described as the 'best in the world' there is so much pressure on you as a rider.
"That was such a standard set by Maher's swashbuckling round. Gold in the individual and he will lead the team later."
Individual showjumping
WHAT DRAMA
Ben Maher wins showjumping gold for Great Britain aboard Explosion W by 17 hundredths of a second.
#bbcolympics
Katie Hughes: So gutted for Katarina Johnson-Thompson. Awful when an injury hits at the Olympics. I'm sure however she will be back winning medals next year.
Lee Fergusson: Just totally gutted for KJT!!
Robin Johnson: Disqualification of KJT is the very definition of kicking someone while they’re down
Women's heptathlon - 200m
Spain's Maria Vicente wins the third and final 200m heat of the heptathlon in 23.50 secs, with Anouk Vetter second.
After that, the fourth of the seven heptathlon events, Vetter leads the overall standings on 3968 points.
Belgium's Noor Vidts is second on 3941, and defending champion Nafi Thiam third on 3921.
Image source, BBC SportIndividual showjumping
Great Britain's Ben Maher leads on 37.85.
One rider to go - Dutchman Maikel van der Vleuten.
Women's heptathlon
Full respect to KJT for defying the pain to ensure she completed her 200m.
Image source, Getty Images
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Image source, Getty ImagesIndividual showjumping
Ben Maher goes clear, is in the lead, and guaranteed a medal with two riders to go...
Men's hammer final
It's a failure for Nick Miller on his second throw, and he gets bumped down into sixth after Poland's Pavel Fajdek improves with his next effort.
Wojciech Nowicki still leads with a season's best of 81.72m.