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Curling! More curling! The women's round robin continues from 11:05 GMT, with Great Britain taking on China and defending champions Canda playing Sweden.

Team relay luge gets going at 12:30 GMT, and there's also women's aerials qualification in the freestyle skiing.

And we'll have the men's 10,000m speed skating finals.

Stick around...

Great Britain earn their second win in the men's curling event with Kyle Smith sealing a 6-5 victory with the final stone against Japan.

Ioan Humphreys: These ice skaters have nothing on Chazz Michael Michaels and Jimmy MacElroy.

YES, what a reference! Keep 'em coming people...

BBC One are currently showing the highlights of the pairs figure skating, which happened earlier today.

It's hypnotic, but you must have to have complete trust in your partner. One skater has just lifted his partner up in the palm of his hand.

It's a move many have tried to recreate on the dancefloor at a wedding - and it always ends badly...

Remember Pita Taufatofua, the Tongan flag bearer at Rio 2016?

He's swapped taekwondo for cross-country skis, but he only hit the snow for the first time 12 weeks ago.

His ambitions? To "finish before they turn the lights off" and "don't ski into a tree".

"Every race, I struggle. Every race I want to quit, there hasn't been a race I haven't wanted to stop after the first lap - but I always finish a race," he told BBC Sport.

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If ever a message summed up the Winter Olympics, it was that one from John...

John Huck: Pyeongchang 2018 is quality. Not often you get to watch a Norwegian take an ice skate to the nose from a Swede at 8.30 in the morning..

I've just asked my colleague, Caroline Chapman, about the weather situation in Pyeongchang today.

She says it warm - and warm, by her definition, means she only requires one coat today, rather than two.

Tears now flowing for Sweden's Hanna Oeberg as she realises an Olympic medal is all but certain.

But will it be gold for the 22-year-old? Germay's Laura Dahlmeier is her nearest challenger with less than 1.5km to go, but she is over 30 seconds behind. Surely too much...

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The attention to detail on this is superb - the little Olympic rings!

It has just been brought to my attention that Yun Sung-bin, one of Dominic Parson's main rivals, races in an Iron Man helmet.

This is OFFICIALLY my favourite thing of the Games. Excellent work.

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There's been some criticism of Great Britain's sliders new high-tech suits, with claims that the suits are giving them "superhero" speed.

Dominic Parsons, who is in fourth place after two runs of the men's skeletons, said the biggest thing for the athletes was "getting the fundamentals of sliding right".

"I don't think it's an arms race; it's more that little extra edge," Parsons said after his run.

"Without getting the basics right you're not going to go fast, so the main focus of all the work we do is on the fundamentals of sliding.

It's about being able to get speed out of the sled, understanding the tracks and getting our lines down the tracks. That is the biggest thing."

It's all smiles from Sweden's Hanna Oeberg as she waits at the finish line.

And the 22-year-old has every right to be happy after shooting a clean round, that's 20 out of 20.

Remember, one minute is added to their time for every miss in this event.

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My feel good story of the day is Aksel Lund Svindal becoming the first Norwegian to claim men's downhill gold.

Svindal tore his ACL in January 2016 - his knee is all but gone, apparently - and he only won his first World Cup downhill race since then in December 2017.

At 35, he's the oldets Olympic alpine skiing champion.

This is the sort of thing we're after - excellent work from all involved!

Elliot and Sebastian are feeling inspired by GB's curlers! Are you? Find out how to get involved in curling here!

Great Britain's Amanda Lightfoot crosses the line in 49 minutes and 14.7 seconds.

Three misses from five on the last round of shooting from the standing position proving costly and she is 30th at the moment.

At the top of leaderboard, Sweden's Hanna Oeberg now leads by 24.7 seconds. She faces a nervous wait as the leading competitors near the end of their runs.

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Chemmy Alcott is currently teaching Christopher Dean how to ski.

He's, er, not particularly enthusiastic about it...

Paul Williams: Biathlon is a sport I would just love to try.

Clive Appleyard: Watching the biathlon - they aren’t leaving anything out there. Go hard or go home!

Here's how to get into biathlon, guys.