And with that, we'll take our leave.

We'll be back tonight for curling, ice hockey, biathlon, speed skating and figure skating.

Highlights will still be playing at the top of this page. Until tonight!

... and two Brits got their hands on their Olympic medals.

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... a sprint finish in the biathlon...

... a 'minging' fourth place finish for Britain's Thomas Woods in the ski slopestyle...

So, what's happened today?

We've had confusion and controversy in the curling, as Great Britain's women were beaten 8-6 by Sweden...

Just seen some pictures from the women's speed skating. South Korean star Lee Sang-Hwa was going for a third straight gold in the women's 500m.

But she had to settle for silver after Japan's Nao Kodaira silenced the home fans with a new Olympic record. And just look how she reacted. Cheeky.

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That's a good result for GB - a loss, and they would have had to have won all three of their final games.

Logan Gray
Former Scottish curler on BBC TV

Unbelievable draw from Kyle Smith under the highest levels of pressure and keeping GB's hopes alive high in the Olympic Games.

They are very much on the hunt for the semi-finals now.

Kyle Smith nails it!

Huzzah. A fine shot to end things, the stone gliding into the red circle, and Great Britain claim a welcome victory.

It just needs to land in the red bit...

Nice from Italy - it's right on the four-foot - the second circle - and the pressure is on Kyle Smith...

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Final stone of the game for the Italian skip...

Logan Gray
Former Scottish curler on BBC TV

That is unfortunate for GB. It just makes things a little more complex. I mean, what are the chances of that happening?

The difficulty of Kyle Smith's final stone has just gone up.

Attempted take out shot from Kyle Smith - he clears the guard and an Italian stone, but ends up spearing another red right on to the centre line.

One Italian stone in the house, and no yellows as it stands...

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There's ice hockey on the red button: Sweden are taking on Finland.

John Jackson
Two-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC TV

It's following suit to what we have seen before in the luge and skeleton. You have to be consistent throughout both runs.

Overall, I have been really impressed with Britain's Bradley Hall. He is still seventh and I had him down as in the top 15. Anything in the top 10 is great on him!

Too spinny from Tom Muirhead, and the stone drifts long.

Now it's Italy's turn to call for a time-out.

Plenty of open space down the centre, as guard after guard gets clonked to one side.

Great Britain deliberate for a second, and then call a time out.