Summary

  • Athletics: Holly Bradshaw wins pole vault bronze - GB's 51st medal in Tokyo

  • Athletics: Steven Gardiner wins men's 400m in 43.85, Nafi Thiam defends heptathlon title, Damian Warner sets Olympic record to win decathlon

  • Track Cycling: Matt Walls wins omnium gold - GB's 16th

  • Track cycling: Jason Kenny out of sprint, but Carlin makes Friday's semi-finals

  • Boxing: Galal Yafai reaches flyweight final

  • Sprint Canoe: Liam Heath wins K1 200m bronze

  • Athletics: GB women break 4x100m British record as Dina Asher-Smith returns to track, men through but US out

  • Hockey: Belgium beat Australia 3-2 in shootout to win men's gold

Live Reporting

Becky Grey and Alex Bysouth

  1. 'Same but different'

    USA's record-breaking swimmer Caeleb Dressel has arrived back home with five gold medals to show off...

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  2. 'Playing the game'

    Women's light semi-final

    Richie Woodhall
    Former boxing world champion on BBC TV

    The referee wants some more action but both of these boxers are waiting - they're just playing the game.

    I thought Harrington did just enough to nick the round.

  3. 'Cagey' start for Ireland's Kellie Anne Harrington

    Women's lightweight semi-final

    Ronald McIntosh
    Boxing commentator on BBC TV

    You see how cagey it is in the opening minute, the referee's having to remind them of their duty to engage...

    Concentration etched on the faces of both boxes.

  4. Boxing

    Women's light semi-final

    Ireland's Kellie Anne Harrington is fighting for the chance to win gold right now - live on BBC One - she's up against Sudaporn Seesondee of Thailand.

  5. Basketball

    Kevin Durant is determined to save USA's skin on his own and he has helped them claw back to within three points of Australia at the end of the second quarter. Australia lead 45-42.

  6. Fightback begins?

    Basketball - men's semi-final

    USA are chipping away at Australia's advantage in the latter stages of the second quarter with gap down to 10 points now.

    Australia lead 44-34.

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  7. Get involved

    #bbcolympics

    Wills: “He threw the kitchen sink and his grandma into that bowl”

    “Jeff Bezos is green with envy”

    “Any higher and he’d need an oxygen mask”

    “As loose as a pair of rental bowling shoes”

    - Things you’d only hear in an Olympic final of the skateboarding

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  8. India end long wait for hockey medal

    Men's hockey

    India have ended a wait of more than 40 years for an Olympic hockey medal after beating Germany 5-4 to win bronze.

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  9. Australia ahead against USA

    Men's basketball semi-final

    BBC One

    Basketball is on BBC One right now with USA playing Australia for a place in the men's final.

    Deep into the second quarter and things are not going USA's way as they are losing 31-22.

    Tune in!

  10. Shot put deja vu

    Men's shot put

    Cracking stat, this.

    American Ryan Crouser took gold, compatriot Joe Kovacs silver and New Zealand's Tomas Walsh bronze - the exact same podium order as five years ago in Rio.

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  11. Gold for NZ's Carrington

    Women's kayak single 500 metres.

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    There's been some more medals in the water with New Zealand's Lisa Carrington winning gold in the women's kayak single 500 metres.

    Hungary's Tamara Csipes won the silver while Denmark's Emma Jorgensen took the bronze.

  12. 'Phenomenal - the top drawer of skateboarding on offer'

    Men's park final

    Tim Warwood
    Reporter on BBC TV

    "That was phenomenal – 100%. They couldn’t have given anymore, they couldn’t have gone harder, done any bigger tricks. We saw the top drawer of skateboarding on offer. It didn’t disappoint for me, hopefully it didn’t disappoint for viewers that perhaps haven’t seen it before.

    "You are not seeing anything different to what you’d normally see – this wasn’t Olympic skateboarding, this was skateboarding that just happens to be at the Olympics. This is what these guys do week in week out at the contests.

    "They’re fighting for medals yet they’re so quick to congratulate each other and they’re so stoked on the progression of skateboarding and it’s just going through the roof."

  13. Fields out of hospital after crash

    BMX

    Last week BMX racer Connor Fields suffered a brain haemorrhage in a crash during his Olympic semi-final and was taken to a critical care unit in a Tokyo hospital.

    Good news today that Fields is now out of hospital and set to continue his rehabilitation at home.

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  14. Women's heptathlon

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    Belgian star Nafissatou Thiam is looking in good shape to defend her Olympic heptathlon title.

    British world champion Katarina Johnson-Thompson of course withdrew with a calf injury on Wednesday.

    And Thiam, who sat third overnight is now leading the competition, has put some daylight between herself and her other rivals after the long jump and javelin on Thursday, with just the 800m still to come.

    1. Nafissatou Thiam (Bel) - 5912 points
    2. Noor Vidts (Bel) - 5592 points
    3. Annie Kunz (US) - 5540 points

  15. Skateboarding

    Men's park final

    Takeaways from this - it turns out I'm a massive fan of watching skateboarding now and I'd also like Ed Leigh to commentate on everything ever. He'd make me returning a library book sound like a gold-medal event.

  16. 'In-flight meals served on that one'

    Men's park final

    Ed Leigh
    Skateboarding commentator on BBC TV

    Wow. Take a breath. Pedro Barros, that air was huge! In-flight meals served on that one.

  17. Gold for Australia's Palmer

    Men's park final

    Keegan Palmer is the first-ever Olympic champion in men's park skateboarding!

    Gold for the 18-year-old Australian was never in doubt after an incredible first run, which he then bettered on his final run. Deserved.

    Brazil's Pedro Barros takes silver while Cory Juneay of USA claims the bronze.

  18. 'Absolutely phenomenal'

    Men's park final

    Ed Leigh
    Skateboarding commentator on BBC TV

    The 18-year-old Keegan Palmer, absolutely phenomenal, the Australians are hugging each other.

    He gave the judges no choice but to up that score, 95.83. The gold medal is getting further and further out of reach for everyone else here.

  19. Parker does it again

    Men's park final

    He's done it again! Keegan Palmer bows to the crowd as he IMPROVES with a score of 95.83 on his third and final run.

    A medal is guaranteed and surely the colour of that medal will be gold.

  20. Mr T approves of 'The A-Team'

    Who knew Mr T is a massive fan of beach volleyball? Well he is and he'll be chuffed to see USA pair April Ross and Alix Klineman are into the final after beating Switzerland's Anouk Vergé-Dépré and Joana Heidrich 2-0.

    They will play Australia's Mariafe Artacho del Solar and Taliqua Clancy in the final.

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