An update from the figure skating as North Korean pair Ryom Tae-ok and Kim Ju-sik finish their competition. They are currently fifth, so no medals for the only competitors representing North Korea (although there are North Koreans along with players from South Korea in a combined ice hockey team).

They say: "We maybe didn't take the highest marks but we believe we are here and receiving this attention because of our wonderful leader."

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We have moved on to the figure skating with the pair skating free skating final over on the BBC Red Button. We still have the men's downhill on BBC One. Watch along by pressing the relevant play button at the top.

Jerry Rice is a popular man among the media.

He’s smiling throughout his interviews with the British media and seems very pleased with his efforts today.

He was in 11th place after his first run, with the second heats ongoing at the moment.

Image source, Caroline Chapman

Matthew Schlachter: Disappointing result for @Team_Muirhead, external against USA but with Canada losing to Korea and it being so early in the round robin it’s still all to play for! Let’s go @TeamGB, external!

Over in the skeleton, 15 of the 30 competitors have had their second run, and Great Britain's Dom Parsons is the second fastest in the second run, with a time of 50.41 seconds, only three hundredths of a second faster than Martins Dukurs of Latvia.

The champion, is the champion no longer. Huge disappointment for 2014 gold medallist, Matthias Mayer, he is only down in seventh. Aksel Lund Svindal inches closer to the gold.

Nick Buckland and Penny Coomes have to wait until Monday to start their Olympic campaign but they've certainly been putting in the hard work in Seoul!

But they're back in the village and will be soaking up the atmosphere ahead of the start of competition.

Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TV

No-one has ever won the Olympic downhill title twice in a row.

Can Matthias Mayer be the man to do it?

This is how it stands. And it is a great sight for Norway, and a great sight for Aksel Lund Svindal.

Great Britain went out aggressively in the final end, but could not wrestle the match back their way against the United States.

Eve Muirhead's final stone slips by her American counterparts' as the Britons slip south 7-4.

Great Britain have won one and lost one from their opening two matches in the round-robin stage.

Seven to go.

Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TV

That was close. It's the silver medal position for Kjetil Jansrud at the moment.

Aksel Lund Svindal stays at the top of the pile after Jansrud lost control on the last jump.

Smiles between the two men though.

It is a Norwegian one-two at the moment in the men's downhill. Kjetil Jansrud is 0.12 seconds behind team-mate Aksel Lund Svindal.

So many flags, so much excitement. Get a glimpse of the atmosphere at the men's downhill, courtesy of our reporter Nick Hope.

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Who can beat Beat? Aksel Lund Svindal is who. The Norwegian takes the lead, which has now swapped hands three times already. He won Super-G gold in 2010 and may be adding another gold in the men's downhill. Great stuff in the 'blue riband' event.

We have a new leader in the downhill. Switzerland's Beat Feuz moves past Italian Dominik Paris.

It will be a great story if Feuz wins here, as he missed two complete seasons - in 2008 and 2009 because of torn ligaments in his left knee. He won a World Championship gold last year.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

Jerry Rice is the next Brit in action in heat two. I've just bumped into his very loud and proud family and friends who have come over from London.

They've got Rice Pudding Fan Club hoodies, flags and budgie smugglers, apparently.

You'll be pleased to know there's no photo evidence of the latter.

Switzerland's Lara Gut crashed out of the first leg of the women's Olympic giant slalom and took a few photographers with her.

Watch the crash here.

Lynne: Graham Bell going down hill while giving a running commentary..class

Marton Meszaros: This is how you make things interesting. Downhill track runthrough with a commentator + a set of gopros. As a technologist and a filmmaker, I'm nerding out.

This is what they are talking about... Stunning footage.

Image source, Reuters

It has all come down to the final end in Great Britain women's second round-robin contest.

Eve Muirhead's rink are trailing the United States 5-4 going into the 10th.

Bronze-medallists four years ago in Sochi, Muirhead's team opened up with a comfortable win over Olympic Athletes from Russia yesterday.

We have a field of 57 in the men's downhill, and Italian Dominik Paris is the early pace setter. Only three gone though.

Paris came second in this event at the 2013 World Championships, but is yet to win an Olympic medal. Is today his day One minute 40.79 seconds is the time to beat.