REPLAY: Speed Skating - men's 10,000m final on BBC Red Button or at the top of this page (replays continue till 23:59 GMT) - use play button to watch
GB women beat China 8-7 to move third in round-robin standings
Earlier: GB's men's curlers beat Japan 6-5; GB women lose 7-4 to USA
USA's Shiffrin wins giant slalom gold
Norway's Svindal wins men's downhill
GB's Parsons 4th & Rice 12th after two skeleton runs
This is how things stand in the medals table after five days of competition. Remember, there are 102 gold medals to be won over the 17 days of the Winter Olympics. Great Britain yet to get off the mark, and that is not expected to change today.
Curling: GB 1-0 USA
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV
I wouldn't say that end was full of great shots from either team.
It's not so much nerves, but they're having to get used to the conditions again. They'll be glad to get first few shots out of the way.
Curling: Women's round robin Great Britain 1-0 USA (after one end)
One end gone in the curling, and Great Britain have a 1-0 lead.
Skeleton: Men's heats one and two (01:00 GMT)
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
After four practice runs at the Sliding Centre in Alpensia, it's time for the men's skeleton to officially get under way.
The 30 competitors will go twice today, with two further heats on Friday, and their times will be added together decide the overall standings.
Britain are represented by Dom Parsons and Jerry Rice.
Parsons, who finished 10th in Sochi, was superb in training. He was fastest on two occasions, and also clocked a fifth and sixth-place finish.
Rice is a first-time Olympian whose best placing was eighth in practice.
Image source, Getty ImagesCurling: Women's round robin Great Britain v USA
Who would have thought that Mr T of the A-Team / Rocky III fame would be a big fun of curling?
But yep, his tweets have entertained us throughout this competition. These are some from yesterday. No tweets from T just yet on this Britain v America match, but as soon as he does, you will see them.
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Curling: GB 0-0 USA
Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV
I can't see past Team GB winning this match at the moment. These girls are very, very experienced, against a less experienced USA side.
The girls look like they feel very comfortable, which is good to see.
When you're relaxed it's so much easier to play better.
Curling: Women's round robin Great Britain v USA
This is the second match for Team GB's women's quartet in Pyeongchang.
Yesterday, they completed an emphatic 10-3 win against Olympic Athletes From Russia to open their account and you can watch the highlights again here.
Curling: Women's round robin Great Britain v USA (00:05 GMT)
No messing about today. We are straight into curling on BBC One as Great Britain takes on USA in the women's round robin session.
Not sure what curling is? Watch our handy 30-second guide to find out how it works and who to look out for at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.
Medal events: Nine
So, why so much today?
Well basically, the wind-affected events that has smashed the alpine skiing schedule to pieces sees a number of competitions moved on to today.
That includes the alpine skiing, with the medals handed out in the ladies' giant slalom and the men's downhill.
There are 15 sports in the Winter Olympics, and we have events in 11 of them, as well as training sessions in two more of them - bobsleigh and ski jumping.
BBC One
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Wednesday, 14 February (all times GMT)
Alpine skiing: 01:00-01:51 and 04:45-05:50 Ladies' giant slalom. (MEDALS)
Alpine skiing: 02:00-04:10. Men's downhill (MEDALS).
Biathlon: 08:15-09:55. Women's 15km individual (MEDALS).
Biathlon: 11:20-13:05. Men's 20km individual (MEDALS).
Cross-country skiing: 06:30-08:15.Women's 10 km Free (MEDALS).
Curling: 00:05-03:00. Women's Tournament match 2 CAN v KOR, DEN v JPN, CHN v OAR, GBR v USA.
Curling: 05:05-08:00. Men's Tournament match 3 USA v ITA, NOR v CAN, GBR v JPN, DEN v SUI.
Figure skating: 01:30-04:55. Pairs Free Skating (MEDALS).
Freestyle skiing: 11:00-12:15. Ladies' aerials qualification.
Ice hockey: 03:10-05:30. Men's Preliminary Round FIN vs GER, Women's Preliminary Round USA vs CAN.
Ice hockey: 07:40-10:00. Men's Preliminary Round NOR vs SWE, Women's Preliminary Round OAR vs FIN.
Luge: 12:30-13:30. Team relay competition (MEDALS).
Skeleton: 01:00-03:25 (10:00-12:25 Korea). Men's Heat 1 & 2.
Snowboard: 02:00-03:35 (11:00-12:35 Korea). Men's Snowboard Cross Seeding Round.
Snowboard: 04:30-06:00 (13:30-15:00 Korea). Men's Snowboard Cross Finals (MEDALS).
Speed skating: 11:00-12:53. Men's 10,000m (MEDALS).
Want to know what's going on? There is an awful lot to enjoy today...
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A bit like this one..
Most people don't have granite stones lying around the house, but where there's a will, there's a way...
We're loving the improvisation here Ella!
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Let's start off with a quick recap of anything you may have missed from Wednesday's action.
Watch below the best of the action from day five of the Winter Olympics as American Shaun White creates snowboarding history.
Hello and welcome along to BBC Sport's live text commentary on what promises to be a frantic and action-packed day six of the 2018 Winter Olympics.
I'm Michael Emons and I will be guiding you all through the first seven hours of the day. Thanks for joining us. This should be fun.
Day six.
We've got a lot of this...
some big names finally get to compete..
Image source, Getty Imagesand it will be a day of more fun and games, with golds galore.
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