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Here's what Tom Daley had to say after winning the bronze medal in the men's 10m platform final:

"I am so happy this Olympics has gone the way it has. I feel I am a different athlete and to finally get here, I always dreamed I would but if someone told me I was going to win a gold and a bronze I would have laughed in their faces!

"Although I’m the one standing on the podium there’s so many people behind me. I’m so overwhelmed with the love and support back home."

On how it feels to win a second medal:

"The actual difficult thing with the individual is you have a preliminary and a semi-final to survive and once you get in the final - I love the competition when it counts.

"I fought all the way through and extremely happy to come away with the bronze."

What does the future hold for Tom Daley?

"I’m going to take a bit of a break from diving. I am feeling better, doing better and my body’s doing good, so … we’ll see."

Here's how the medal table looks after Galal Yafai's boxing gold and Tom Daley's bronze.

Team GB are fourth in the medal table, behind Japan and the United States. China are pulling clear at the top with yet another diving gold courtesy of Cao Yuan.

With two days of competition left, GB are currently five medals short of their Rio 2016 total and five short of the 65 they won in London nine years ago.

It's been an entertaining start to day 15 in Tokyo. Here's what's happened so far...

• Britain's Galal Yafai won Olympic flyweight gold with an impressive victory over Carlo Paalam, knocking down his opponent after only 90 seconds on his way to a points victory
• As we've just seen, Tom Daley has secured his second medal of the Games with bronze in the men's 10m platform. Cao Yuan took gold and Yang Jian silver
• USA secured their fourth straight men's basketball Olympic gold by holding off a late France comeback to win 87-82
• Kenya's Peres Jepchirchir won the women's marathon in sweltering conditions in Japan's northern city of Sapporo
• Nelly Korda took women's golf gold with Japan's Mone Inami winning a play-off for silver and Lydia Ko getting the bronze

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

Kenny rode the same race as he did previously, but the acceleration and positioning, the confidence there. It was like a switch had been flipped and we was watching a different man.

Sir Chris Hoy
Six-time Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

He absolutely blew them away there and his chances are a lot better in the keirin. It was a great ride for Jason.

Simon Brotherton
Commentator on BBC TV

This is much better from Jason Kenny. Streaks away from the field and a great ride from him when he needed it most. He was in the last chance saloon and he was a completely different rider there and dominated in a class field.

He wins the repechage and is safely through to the quarter-final.

That's why he is a six-time gold medallist!

Jason Kenny dominates against a classy field and is safely though. More like it from the 34-year-old.

Kenny was boxed in fourth at one stage, but came through strongly on the inside before taking Germany's Stefan Boetticher on the bell.

From there, there was only one winner.

It's Jason Kenny time.

The British great is about to go in the men's keirin repechage. It is his last chance to defend the only Olympic title which he still holds.

Two of the five riders go through.

The derny bike sets off...

The adjudicators have had another good look at the incident involving Jack Carlin earlier, when Canada's Hugo Barrette went down after clipping the Briton.

BBC commentator Simon Brotherton describes the process as going to the "cycling equivalent of VAR".

Decision stands!

Bronze at London 2012. Bronze at Rio 2016. A gold AND a bronze at Tokyo 2020.

Four Olympics, and four Olympic medals. Not bad Tom Daley. Not bad at all.

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GB's Joe Choong is leading the modern pentathlon after a fantastic winning fencing round last night and swim this morning.

Jamie Cooke is in the top 10 heading into the final two events of equestrian and laser run.

In modern pentathlon, competitors score points in the first three events, which decide their starting position for the final laser run event, composed of the shooting and running disciplines. The first athlete over the line wins the gold medal.

There's a real possibility of GB medals in the men's modern pentathlon this morning after Kate French's gold in the women's event yesterday!

Chris Mears
2016 Olympic diving gold medallist on BBC TV

It really has been an incredible Olympics for Tom Daley. He's got a different perspective on life and it looks like he's enjoying himself.

The relief of winning the gold is huge - it's his fourth Olympics but maybe there will be fire in the belly for another go. It's not four years away... it's only three!

You do a dive, good or bad, and you have to move on to the next one. After the setback of the last round, he comes back in the fifth dive. He's very good at putting himself in his competition zone.

Tom Daley's bronze is Team GB's 60th medal at Tokyo 2020, following Galal Yafai's boxing gold earlier today.

The class of 2020 are closing in on their recent successes at Rio 2016 (67) and London 2012 (65)...

The man on the derny looks like a tourist on a hire bike as he sets off at a gentle pace.

Team GB's Jack Carlin sits in second place, backing off as the derny disappears. Two to go through...

We're down to three! Canada's Hugo Barrette goes down. Is it Carlin's fault? Hmmm. It's a nervy one.

Chris Boardman on BBC comms isn't sure. The Scot crosses the line first but could he be held accountable?

No! The result stands and Carlin is through to the men's semi-finals which take place tomorrow.

Kat Downes
Commentator on BBC TV

Cao Yuan becomes the first man in Olympic history to win golds in three different disciplines. He took on the weight of that pressure and is a deserving Olympic champion.

It's bronze for Tom Daley - he takes his second medal - and he and Matty Lee spoiled the party of a Chinese clean sweep across all the diving disciplines.

It's a bronze medal for GB's Tom Daley in the men's 10m platform final!

What a final.

There is a limited crowd allowed in the velodrome because it is outside of the Tokyo exclusion zone - and those there have been delighted by what has just happened in heat five of the men's keirin.

That's because Japan's Yuta Wakimoto wins it!

Now the second heat - which featured Britain's Jack Carlin - is going to be re-run after that earlier crash.

That is a monster dive from Yang Jian!

112.75 puts him in charge. Can Cao Yuan respond?!

Kat Downes
Commentator on BBC TV

Tom Daley is an Olympic medallist in the men's 10m platform.

He is guaranteed at least a bronze.

Stand by and hold on to your hats!