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Lizzy Yarnold & Laura Deas third & fourth respectively after skeleton heats
GB's men curlers lose 8-6 against Sweden
Esmee Visser takes speed skating gold
Earlier, GB win first medal of Games as Dom Parsons takes bronze in skeleton
Mikaela Shiffrin misses out on gold in women's slalom
Skeleton: Women's heats
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
Back at the scene of GB’s first Olympic medal of these Games, but the temperature has dropped more than 10 degrees in the last few hours.
Cold means hard ice, which means fast ice and on a technical track these should be great conditions for GB duo Lizzy Yarnold and Laura Deas!
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The ice is so shiny under the lights, as Canada's Jane Channell come flying down.
It looks a bit untidy, feet dragging across the ice slightly, but she's forced her way into the lead with 52.45.
Freestyle skiing: Women's Aerials
It might not have been the best jump technically but the degree of difficulty for defending champion Alla Tsuper's opening effort means the Belarus athlete is safely into the nine-woman Final 2 after a score of 90.82 in third place
Tsuper's team-mate Hanna Huskova who leads the standings with 94.15, followed by China's Xu Mengtao (91.00)
Final 2 starts shortly and the top six from that will contend for the medals in Final 3.
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Support from all over the place! That looks a decent set up to me...
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Amy Williams
Olympic gold medallist skeleton racer on BBC TV
It is a very unusual track with a lot of uphill, so you need to take the speed from the push into the first few corners.
Skeleton: Women's heats
Laura Deas will go 10th in this run, while Lizzy Yarnold is the 14th to go.
Ooh, there's a horrible screeching noise as Korea's Sophia Jeong comes skidding down the track - it's her helmet running along the side of the ice!
A little wonky on the way out but it's enough for her to clock 52.47 - a new track record.
Curling: GB 0-1 Sweden - Men's round robin
Sweden skip Niklas Edin, with his sculpted, pointy beard, looks like a hipster you'd spot in London's Dalston, Manchester's Northern Quarter or Glasgow's Finnieston. Those areas are still hip, aren't they?!
Edin ain't wandering around the vintage shops and slurping poke though. He's here on business.
He knocks out the British stone with a bread-and-butter final attempt to nick an early lead for the Swedes.
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This is the sort of technique the athletes will be aiming for...
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Here we go!
First up it's Romania's Maria Marinela Mazilu, and she clocks 53.31. The course record is 52.75.
Women's skeleton
Alex Coomber
Olympic bronze medalist skeleton racer
I think they have an equal chance. I don’t think Lizzy has got any better of a chance at the moment.
Hopefully they can boost each other and do well as a team. I would just tell them to do their best, not change anything, don’t panic about anything, ignore what is going on around them and concentrate on their start and their sled and then take it one run at a time.
Curling: GB v Sweden - Men's round-robin
Curlers. Are you reeeeaaady?
Curling fans. Are you reeeeeeaady?
3-2-1... PEEEEP!
Sweden, the European champions no less, lob down the first stone to get this latest round-robin match under way in the Gangneung Curling Centre.
There's a bit of a duel (geddit, Gladiators fans?) going on in the first few exchanges, the house lying cold and empty before GB skip Kyle Smith plops one right in the centre....
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Skeleton time!
There's four runs - two today, and two tomorrow. Laura Deas has got the headphones firmly clamped on as she goes through her last-minute routines.
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Chris Whitaker: Fantastic moments as Team GB are presented with their first medal of the games! Great sliding from Dom Parsons..the definition of flying under the radar successfully:)
South Korea's Yun Sung-bin, wrapped up in a giant white coat, raises his arms and grins as he steps up to recieve the gold medal.
Huge cheers from a very appreciative crowd as the flags are hoisted.
Image source, BBC SportThere he is! Big ol' smile on Dom Parson's face as he steps up to the podium,
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Morgan Abrahams: Great Britain in the men's curling and Lizzy Yarnold going in the skeleton, thankfully I only had the one lecture today!
MEDAL CEREMONY TIME!
Quick, turn over to BBC One - Dom Parsons is about to recieve his bronze medal.
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Seth Bennett
Commentator on BBC TV
Two more games in the men's ice hockey tournament this afternoon. After Russia's awesome show of goalscoring power earlier today, it is now down to the Scandanavians to follow suit in Group C.
Sweden and Finland are aiming for second win's of the tournament facing Germany and Norway respectively. The whole of Germany v Sweden will be available on 5 Live Sports Extra with further coverage on the BBC red button
You can listen using the player at the top of this page.
Skeleton: Women's heats
Laura Deas is the top Brit in the world rankings when it comes to skeleton.
Originally starting out in equestrian, Deas switched sports in 2008, and took the sport like a polar bear to ice.
She finished seventh in the World Cup standings this season, and missed out on bronze in the European Championships by 0.01 seconds.
Image source, Getty ImagesCurling: Men's round-robin GB v Sweden
You can watch the curling using the player at the top of this page.
GB have just got under way.