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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
Izzy Atkin wins slopestyle bronze
GB's most successful day in Winter Olympic history
Elise Christie has X-rays after crashing out of short-track semi-finals
GB women curlers beat Canada but lose to South Korea
Women's slopestyle final
The very first skier of the final run pushes Katie Atkin into fourth place.
American Maggie Voisin, X Games champion last month, goes into third place after falling on both of her first two runs.
Women's slopestyle final
This third and final run is under way.
To mark your card, Great Britain's men's curlers will begin their match against South Korea in around five minutes, too.
Figure skating
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
Ice dancing pair Nick Buckland and Penny Coomes have been speaking to the media as they prepare for their third Olympic Games together.
The Brits compete in the short dance on Monday (01:00 GMT) and the free dance on Tuesday (also from 01:00 GMT), where the medals will be decided.
Coomes has made a remarkable recovery from a career-threatening knee injury to be in Pyeongchang.
"Each Games has been special in its own way," said the 28-year-old, who claimed a 20th place finish in Vancouver and 10th place in Sochi alongside her partner.
"But for this one we have a different attitude. Normally competition is quite stressful but I feel like we're both in a happy place - a positive place."
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So happy for both Katie and Izzy!! Doing TeamGB proud!! No matter where they finish they've shown so much skill and determination! Inspirations!
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Women's slopestyle final
Great Britain's Izzy Atkin will go into the final run of this women's slopstyle final in the medal positions. At the moment, the skiers who qualified best are not doing it in the final and the early runners are pulling out consistent routines.
Katie Summerhayes, in sixth, is in there with a shout too.
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Stephen Jordan: Cheering on Team GB from Nashville, Tennessee! Come on girls!!
I am the walrus: I remember at 1am thinking I must drop off soon now past 4am and I'm glued to slopestyle ....
Women's slopestyle final
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
Izzy Atkin is one of the best in the world, she proved that at the X Games when she won silver.
It is very, very tidy. This is a big point-scorer. She's into the third and final run in bronze medal position.
Women's slopestyle final
Izzy Atkin is in the medals!
79.40, third place by five clear points.
Could Great Britain be about to win their first Winter Olympic medal on skis?
Women's slopestyle final
As we wait for the score, there's a heartbeat played over the tannoy, to ramp up the tension...
900 on the final jump! Atkin likes it! A wave to the camera.
Good enough for the top three?
First jump. Cleaner landing than first time. Second jump clean...
Sideways on rail one. 450 off. Cut across on to the down rail. Sideways on rail three...
Women's slopestyle final
Here we go then. Atkin's second run...
Women's slopestyle final
Izzy Atkin is up next. She was fourth after the first run but has been pushed down a place by team-mate Katie Summerhayes.
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Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
GB’s Mica McNeill and brakewoman Mica Moore have been training on the Olympic sliding track for the first time this morning.
The were only the 13th fastest team, but given McNeill has less experience on the track than almost all of the other drivers she is expecting big improvements ahead of the competition beginning on Tuesday.
“The track is in good condition - it’s fast, fun but it’s only my fifth and sixth runs on it so I still have lots to work on, so I need a bit more fine tuning but I’m happy with it,” Mica McNeill tells me.
Women's slopestyle final
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
Katie and coach Pat Sharples have been working together for a decade or so. Their relationship is key to her success.
She punches the air as she crosses the line. That was a fantastic platform from which to roll into the final run.
Not her biggest tricks all the way through but it pushes her into fourth.
Women's slopestyle final
It is an improvement, but 71.40 is only good enough for fourth. Summerhayes nods her head. Her quest for a medal will all be down to her third and final run.
Big 900 on the final jump! A punch of the air!
Should be an improved score...
Image source, Getty ImagesSummerhayes, by the way was advised not to compete in this final because of her ankle injury. Strong rails competed...