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Dutch speed skater Ireen Wust triumphs
Biathlon golds for German Laura Dahlmeier & France's Martin Fourcade
GB's Aimee Fuller 17th in slopestyle final affected by strong winds
Women's 1500m (12:30 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesWill this be the day that Ireen Wust becomes the most successful speed skater in Olympic history?
The Dutch woman won silver in the in the 3,000m on day one to take her Olympic tally to nine, alongside Germany's Claudia Pechstein. Another here would put her top of the all-time list.
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Buke Lurdon: I wish I understood Russian so I could understand what these two Curlers are yelling at each other...
Proudy: I wonder if Curlers enjoy a bit of Crown Green Bowls on the side? Surely suited to it.
Ski jumping (12:50 GMT)
Ollie Williams
Commentator on BBC TV
Ski jump warm-up runs have started before the final so it looks like we're going for it...
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OAR 2-3 Switzerland
It's all to play for going into the fourth end. Who will go through to face Canada in the mixed doubles final?
Image source, Getty ImagesMen's 12.5km pursuit (12:00 GMT)
More German dominance?
Arnd Peiffer won gold in the sprint at the weekend so he starts four seconds ahead of Michal Krcmar of the Czech republic.
If you missed the women's pursuit earlier make sure you catch this. A top event.
men's biathlon pursuit (12:00 GMT)
A good question.
Arguably biathlon’s most compelling event, it is also easier to follow than the individual or sprint, with the first competitor across the finish line the winner.
This event is open to the top 60 biathletes from the sprint. The sprint champion begins the race first, while everyone else starts at staggered intervals based on how many seconds they were behind in that event (the maximum handicap is four minutes)
Image source, Getty ImagesLaura Dahlmeier became a double Olympic champion after winning the women's 10km pursuit in Pyeongchang a little earlier on
It's like the Eliminator in Gladiators.
The first two shooting bouts are from prone, the final two from standing. For each missed target competitors must complete a 150m penalty loop (which typically takes around 25 seconds). Any ties will be broken by a photo finish.
Men's moguls final (from 12:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty Images“We’re living, right now, with something that won’t happen for years, and we may not be realising what’s happening. It won’t ever happen (again). This is amazing. I’ve known Mik since we were eight years old, and he was always one of a kind. That makes him so special. I don’t think we will see that again, actually.”
Mikael Kingsbury might have suffered a rare defeat in his final contest pre-Pyeongchang but, as his teammate Justine Dufour-Lapointe points out, the Canadian is one of the strongest favourites for gold in Korea. The Canadian has been unstoppable on the World Cup circuit for the last two seasons – a dominance which included a run of 13 consecutive victories until his setback in Tremblant on 20 January.
Men's moguls final (from 12:00 GMT)
Athletes ski down a slope packed with a host of mounds (moguls) and two jumps. Each performance is scored from 0-100; the seven judges base 60% of the score on the technical quality of the turns and 20% on the two jumps, with the remaining 20% of the score dependent on an athlete’s finishing time according to a formula based on the course length.
Image source, Getty ImagesMen's 12.5km pursuit (12:00 GMT)
What to do after retirement?It's a big question for many a sportsman or woman. Lowell Bailey, biathlon world champion, has a plan a bit more unusual than most though...
Image source, Getty Images'Incredible...'
"I was considering retirement and very close to it and my wife and I were planning on starting a family," the 36-year-old said.
"Her father and mother had a bison farm that I had helped out with and we developed a business plan for it that we felt would've been quite successful.
"As an Olympic athlete you have to be creative about what that next step in life is and for us that was sort of a natural progression. We were very excited about it and took big steps towards that goal.
"Bison are American heritage. They are incredible animals."
Bailey has not retired and he goes for gold a little later on...
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Ellie: Luge - what would possess you to do this?
Andrew Davies: Ok, so I got the old .22 out of the attic, ran around the garden a few times and tried to hit five tin cans off the fence - missed all of them and now have two broken greenhouse glasses. Total respect to Laura Dahlmeier!
OAR 0-0 Switzerland
The mixed doubles semi-final is under way. The winners will face Canada in the final.
Team Canada beat Norway 8-4 in the semi-finals of the mixed doubles earlier on.
Mixed doubles semi-final
Logan Gray
Former Scottish curler on BBC TV
Second semi final of the Olympic mixed doubles - Switzerland v OAR. Kicking off in five minutes!
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There are four lots of medals still up for grabs today. Stay tuned for the:
Image source, Getty ImagesRussia has already denied rumours that it was behind the cyber-attack
The official Winter Olympics website was taken offline after being hit by a cyber-attack, officials have confirmed.
The site was affected just before the beginning of the opening ceremony in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
TV and internet systems at the Games were also disrupted, though operations were restored about 12 hours later.
However, a spokesman said that the International Olympic Committee would not be commenting on who might have been behind the incident.
Skeleton: Men's singles
Chemmy Alcott
Four-time Olympic alpine ski racer on BBC TV
Dom Parsons is strong at the start so he can use that. He's confident and he's quite a quiet guy. He has those training runs in the bag too. Fingers crossed!
The men's skeleton starts in earnest on Thursday
Image source, @ChemmySkiLuge: Women's singles run one
Following Adam Rosen's promising run in the men's luge yesterday, there were plenty of question marks over the lack of funding available to British luge athletes.
Danielle Scott is another one who may have missed out on an opportunity due to lack of funding.
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Men's Moguls Qualification 2 (10:30 GMT)
Qualification 2 has just finished at the Phoenix Snow Park and the home fans will be happy after Korea's Choi Jae-woo topped the standings on 81.23 to advance.
But British-born Ben Cavet, who now represents France, is out after a slight mistake on the landing of his second jump and he failed to improve on his score of 72.74 from Friday's Qualification 2. It left him 15th with only the top 10 to advance.
The next stage is Final 1 at 12:30 GMT where 20 athletes will try to finish in the top 12 and advance to Final 2 with the top 6 there into Final 3 (or the Super Final) where the medals will be decided.
Image source, Getty ImagesLuge: Women's singles run one
It's very early days but German athlete Tatjana Huefner has the fastest time so far - 46.322 seconds.