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
Men's 110m hurdles final
What a stunning finish by Hansle Parchment as the Jamaican pips favourite Grant Holloway at the back end of the race and takes gold!
Silver for Holloway while Ronald Levy of Jamaica takes bronze. Andrew Pozzi is seventh.
Men's 110m hurdles final
No time to rest! We're onto another final, this time the men's 110m hurdles where there's British hope in the shape of Andrew Pozzi.
He faces a tough task in a strong field with USA's Grant Holloway the out and out favourite for this one.
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Men's Kayak Single 200m final
Hungary's Sandor Totka takes the gold with a winning time of 35.035 as Manfredi Rizza of Italy takes the silver.
Men's Kayak Single 200m final
Patrick Winterton
Canoeing commentator on BBC TV
Liam Heath did not manage to come back from a poor start. That double Olympic gold evades him.
Wow, Totka wins, Liam Heath has got himself a medal - it's a bronze. He desperately wanted a gold, that might have sped up his retirement, but he doesn't go home empty handed. Fantastic effort from the 36-year-old.
Men's Kayak Single 200m final
It is bronze for Liam Heath. He's unable to defend his title but he's not been quite at it and it is a great effort by the 36-year-old to ensure he takes home a medal.
Men's Kayak Single 200m final
Rishi Persad
Reporter on BBC TV
Liam Heath is 36, he has mooted that this could be his last Olympic Games. It would be a lovely way to go out - with a gold medal.
He is the favourite and he's a man for the big occasions.
Men's Kayak Single 200m final
And they are away but it is not a good start by Liam Heath...
Men's Kayak Single 200m final
Image source, getThe men's Kayak Single 200m final gets under way shortly with Liam Heath looking to defend his Olympic title.
He's been good but not brilliant so far, will he bring his A-game to the final?
Women's 10m platform
Brilliant stuff from Great Britain's Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix and Lois Toulson as they finish eighth and ninth overall in the women's 10m platform semi-final to progress to the final, which takes place at 07:00 BST.
Men's 4x100m relay heats
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV
GB were okay, overall. The most important thing for GB is to qualify.
The Jamaican team, even with a messy change, were able to produce a winning performance. Jamaica did surprise me.
Image source, Getty ImagesMen's 4x100m relay heats
Decent from Great Britain as they qualify for the final in second behind Jamaica. Japan are third to also progress.
Men's 4x100m relay heats
Jeanette Kwakye
Former British 100m champion on BBC TV
These boys have ran together before, they're aware of who's got a steady hand, who's got a shaky hand, they bring that into practice.
Hopefully, this should be routine for GB...
Men's 4x100m relay heats
Lots going on now with Great Britain up in the men's 4x100m relay heats. That's due to get under way in the next couple of minutes.
CJ Ujah, Zharnel Hughes, Richard Kilty and Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake are in lane three.
Men's shot put final
Steve Backley
Two-time world javelin silver medallist on BBC TV
Under pressure, Ryan Crouser produces the best throw ever seen at an Olympic Games. But it ain't over yet, that was a taster.
Men's shot put final
Casual as you like, Ryan Crouser claims an Olympic record with his first attempt in the shot put with 22.83.
Women's high jump
Great Britain's Morgan Lake is into the high jump final after clearing 1.95m. Emily Borthwick hasn't made it through but did equal her PB with 1.93.
Karate
New sport debut alert!
Karate has entered the mix at the Olympics for the first time this morning with the elimination round under way.
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Women’s kayak single 500m semi-finals
BBC One
GB's Deborah Kerr on BBC One: "I'm not overly happy with today's race, I felt quite tired throughout the whole thing. The thing I'm taking away from this regatta is that I need to be able to last those four days or however many, because it's along slog, but that's what the quick girls are doing. They're able to last the whole time. That's what let me down today, but we'll go back and look at it later.
"It was amazing to reach the K200m final, I couldn't have dreamed of that a few months ago so I'm really happy with that. I'll try and use some of that positivity over the next couple of hours to keep me going.
Men's triple jump final
Right then, we have some medals on the line with the men's triple jump and men's shot put finals under way.
USA's Will Claye is first up in the triple jump and jumps 17.19.