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GB's Lizzy Yarnold wins skeleton gold and Laura Deas bronze
Yarnold defends title to win GB's first gold of the 2018 Games
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GB's most successful day in Winter Olympic history
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Consider this your channel change warning: we're switching over to BBC One at 10:00 GMT.
So for the short track speed skating heats - and Izzy Atkin's bronze medal presentation - get those tellies up a channel.
Could it be a super Saturday in Pyeongchang?
We're 15 minutes away from the start of the short track speed skating, with Elise Christie, Charlotte Gilmartin and Kathryn Thomas all competing in the 1,500m at 10:00 GMT.
Third-placed Lizzy Yarnold and fourth-placed Laura Deas make their skeleton medal bids from 11:20, while Eve Murihead's rink take on South Korea from 11:05.
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Cross-country skiing: Women's 4 x 5km relay
The women's 4 x 5m relay has just got under way at the Alpensia Cross-Country Skiing Centre.
Sweden are hoping to defend their title after Charlotte Kalla won in a dramatic finish at Sochi. She just beat the German and Finnish skiers to the line, with just 0.9 of a second separating the top three.
Kalla has already won gold in these Games in the 15km skiathlon and the Swedes have gone with the same quartet that won in 2014.
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In response to Caroline's DJ updates...
James: Heaven is a halfpipe by opm, still a classic 18 years on.
Nice!
Short track: Women's 1500m
Here's the lowdown on short track speed skating.
It's all about the timing.
Races take place on a 111.12m oval track, and always run anti-clockwise. You can overtake, but skaters must not obstruct or impede their competitors.
So now you know.
Short track: Women's 1500m
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
Now they’re playing a house version of YMCA around the arena and I can feel the enthusiasm for the resident DJ draining away.
Ah, Skater Boi. A classic.
Are there any more skate related songs?
Short track: Women's 1500m
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
They’re playing Avril Lavigne’s Skater Boi to try and warm up the crowd as they enter the ice arena and, quite frankly, I’m delighted by this.
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
The Jamaican women's bobsleigh team will be able to compete in their preferred sled after a beer producer purchased the craft and donated it to the nation's federation.
There had been concerns they would have to borrow equipment after German coach Sandra Kiriasis - who was "legally responsible" for the sled she had secured - left the set-up.
The Jamaican bobsleigh and skeleton federation (JBSF) has confirmed to the BBC the women's team are now free to use the sled following its purchase.
On the opening morning of official training, Jamaica recorded the ninth-fastest time on the second run at the Olympic Sliding Centre track in Pyeongchang.
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Quick - whack on BBC Two right now and you can watch the run that saw Izzy Atkin snaffle that bronze medal.
More from Izzy Atkin's dad, Mike, who said that grandma Betty had her TV poised at home in Birmingham to record her granddaughter's medal moment.
"My mother's quite elderly. She's in her late 80s. We had a family member set up the DVR to record it. When my mother gets up this morning she'll be watching it," he said.
"She was a bit of a sportswoman in her day and she's always been very supportive of anything we've done sporting wise.
"She doesn't understand skiing, but she's certainly very supportive of athletic endeavours and always encouraging the kids."
Short track: women’s 1500m
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
Great Britain’s female trio Elise Christie, Charlotte Gilmartin and Kat Thomson are out on the short-track ice for their warm up. There’s an hour to go until the heats begin.
Image source, BBC SportThe short track speed skating is just under an hour away - Elise Christie, Catherine Gilmartin and Kathryn Thomson will be representing Great Britain in the 1,500m.
The heats begin at 10:00 GMT - Thomson is in heat three, Gilmartin in heat four, and then Christie is last up.
Farrell Treacy is also flying the flag for the British men when he competes in the men's 1,000m quarter-final at 10:52.
And to whet your appetite, we've got cross-country skiing from 9:30.
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Jenny Jones
2014 Olympic bronze medallist snowboarder on BBC TV
It's the first ever Olympic medal for the freestyle skiers and everyone in the team was watching with nerves. That will give so much confidence to James Woods ahead of his event tomorrow.
We have both a ski and a snowboard medal now and we're just going from strength to strength in freestyle.
This is Izzy's first Olympics, she's got at least one or two, maybe three, more Olympics in her.
Britain's newest bronze medallist has a fondness for Marmite, according to her Dad.
Atkin is American-born and attended a specialist skiing school after persuading her parents, Mike and Winnie, that she wanted to be a freestyle skier.
"The kids grew up on Ribena and Marmite,"said her dad Mike said.
"When Isabel first went to England she was five months old. We went back for Christmas and she was the screaming child on the overnight British Airways flight."
She's also a big fan of Auntie Jane's lasagne!
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BBC Radio 5 live
More from Wilf O'Reilly on Elise Christie: She can go into the race and skate in the way she knows she can. I think she needs to take every race one at a time.
She has a good heat and that's beneficial. In one quarter-final there's actually three Koreans in the same race! So it could go any way.
I think she will go out there and start to enjoy these Winter Olympics.
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