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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
Short track: men's 1000m final
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
In another cruel twist of Olympic fate, Elise Christie's boyfriend Shaolin Sandor Liu is swiped into the padded barriers.
He has to settle for fourth.
Oh, actually. He's been penalised. To the bottom of the pile he goes.
Short track: Men's 1000m final
Oh! Wipeout!
Three skaters have just fallen in the men's final!
Short track: Women's 1500m - Elise Christie reaction
Team GB chef de mission Mike Hay speaking to BBC TV: "Elise Christie is in an ambulance and at this moment in time we don't really know what's happened but she will get some scans.
"I'm not too bothered about medals right now. I'm thinking about Elise [Christie] right now. It looked like a heavy fall to me."
Great Britain 1-2 South Korea
A quick glance at the curling now, and GB have the hammer in this fifth end.
There's a fair few Korean stones in the very centre of the ring, and Eve Muirhead might have to settle for one here. That's just drifted a little bit too far, though - Muirhead isn't impressed with herself - and Korea steal a point.
Short track: Men's 1000m final
Elise Christie's boyfriend, Hungary's Shaolin Sandor Liu, is about to compete in the men's 1000m final.
Short track: women's 1500m final
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
I've never heard noise like that. South Korean fans absolutely love short track!
The roof might come off if Hyojun Lim wins the men's 1000m, which is up next.
Women's biathlon 12.5km mass start
Anastasiya Kuzmina leads from start to finish to win her first gold in Pyeongchang.
The Slovakian had already won two silvers and was Olympic champion in the 7.5km sprint event at the last two Games
Image source, Getty ImagesShort track: Women's 1500m final
Simon Brotherton
Commentator on BBC TV
That was a great victory - a dominant victory - for Choi Minjeong. She is still only 19 years of age. This tops the lot, winning an Olympic gold medal in front of her home crowd.
Short track: Women's 1500m final
Gold for South Korea!
An excellent final push from Choi Minjeong and she absolutely dominates in the final lap. She throws her am aloft as she speeds over the line. Her support team go crackers in response!
China's Li Jinyu takes silver, while Canada's Kim Boutin claims her second medal of these Games with bronze.
Image source, AFPShort track: Women's 1500m final
Korea's Choi Minjeong is up into first with one lap top go...
Short track: Women's 1500m final
The women's final has just got under way - it's Canada's Kim Boutin who leads the way with six laps to go.
Women's curling
It's all square in the curling - South Korea level it up after the fourth round to cancel out Great Britain's opening score in the third.
It stands at South Korea 1-1 Great Britain.
Skeleton: Women's final runs
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
Such an Awesome atmosphere at the Olympic Skeleton track where both Lizzy Yarnold (2nd) & Laura Deas (4th) are in medal contention!
Image source, Nick HopeShort track: Women's 1500m semi-final reaction
Wilf O’Reilly MBE
Former British short track speed skater on BBC TV
The penalty was right but again, Elise Christie gave it her best shot. When the left hand came across, it caught the Chinese girl and then of course she then takes Christie with her as well.
Whether her ankle is broken or whether there is a cut - we don't know. We will have to wait and see.
Elise Christie has gone to hospital for a scan after that crash, although we don't know what for.
A reminder too that she had been given a penalty so, even were she healthy, she'd have been unable to compete in the final.
Image source, Getty Images
BBC Red Button
There's curling available on the red button, with Great Britain's women leading South Korea 1-0 after three ends.
#bbcolympics
Chris Goldsmith: This skeleton fourth run is going to be crazy! One mistake and your going home without a medal. Let's hope one of the Brits can get a medal.
David Smith: Lizzy Yarnold two hundredths of a second off the gold medal in the skeleton. Nail-bitingly close.
Tom Young: C'mon Team GB girls!! Keep sliding smooth and fast Lizzy Yarnold and Laura Deas.
Skeleton: Women's final heats
Dearie me, how close is it in the skeleton?!
The final, medal deciding run is at 12:30 GMT...
Skeleton: Women's final heats
John Jackson
Two-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC TV
This is still potentially room for the top four to move around in this fourth run. I think this is going to be a really good ending as we see a lot of mistakes being made by the last set of sliders.
Skeleton: Women's final heats
Here's how the standings look with one run left...
Laura Deas is fourth.