A blank in the fifth end of the curling, so GB still lead at the half way stage.

Time for a mid-match break.

Chemmy Alcott
Four-time Olympic alpine ski racer on BBC TV

Martin Fourcade manages to get the timing absolutely perfect. It's like a sprint finish. You can only do that lunge on the line.

Just seeing the highlights from the men's 15km biathlon - my word, Martin Fourcarde stretched to get himself over that line!

That's how you lunge!

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Five left to go in the first two-man bobsleigh heat.

As it stands, British duo Brad Hall and Joel Fearon are still in seventh. Latvia lead the way with a time of 49.80 seconds - the Brits are 0.27 off that.

Bit scrappy from both teams, here - GB give Italy an opportunity to shut up shop, but the Italy skip spears his final stone short.

Kyle Smith glides in and lets go - "I think we're heavy!" he shouts to his sweepers - but some furious sweeping allows GB to snaffle a point after the fourth end.

Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV

You can double touch on the eye of the hog stone but you can't touch it as it crosses the red line.

As we know technology is constantly looking forward so hopefully they will look at that but we can't change it now, we just have to move on.

I've seen it happen many times but I didn't think Eve Muirhead was close there. I have seen technology errors happen. She was close but I don't think she was that close.

John Jackson
Two-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC TV

Some of the pilots coming down have made mistakes. Bradley Hall absolutely nailed it where other pilots haven't.

Hogline is the word that's on everyone's lips today.

Here's what happened in GB's 8-6 defeat by Sweden.

Logan Gray
Former Scottish curler on BBC TV

Team GB are off to a strong start here. They are continuing their good form so far.

Italy have reduced the deficit after three ends. It could have been 2-2, but first Great Britain's Thomas Muirhead took out two stones before skip Kyle Smith took out another with his final stone.

The GB boys look confident.

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BBC commentator John Jackson talking about Canadian Lascelles Brown: "He was just born to push an object".

Brilliant.

Nicola Minichiello
Three-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC TV

That was phenomenal. If Bradley [Hall] can hold that together for the next few runs, my goodness...

It was great to see. A massive part of it will be the timing. It's all about the velocity. As you go through the first two curves is huge.

You're going so fast, you're making minor, constant decisions. He is looking for inch-perfect lines but you also need to let the sled flow and be relaxed.

Jan Payne: The Latvian mens' bobsleigh team get my vote for best skinsuits!

Timeaa89: Bobsleigh always reminds me of Cool Runnings!

America's Nick Cunningham is the pilot to tackle the Pyeongchang course, but it's a bit messy - the back of the sled comes flying up as they take a corner.

Into 13th place they go.

Halfway point in the bobsleigh, and it's not looking bad for the Brits.

Brad Hall and Joel Fearon are in seventh, 0.29 seconds off the Latvian leaders.

Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

“It’s been a whirlwind of a day and I have only had three hours sleep since the race,” Lizzy Yarnold says after picking up her medal.

“I LOVE the medal!”

“There have been ups and downs over the last four years but this shows what can be achieved with hard work and support from those around you.”

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Tom Dingley: When you’re sofa-bound ill, but the curling comes on to cheer you up :)

Fiona Killeen: Loving the toboggan runs...

Andre Harrison: The German bob has flames on it. Fam.

Here goes another Latvian sled, piloted by Oskars Melbardis, who finished fourth in Sochi but could yet be upgraded to bronze.

It's an excellent run too, taking him into the lead with a time of 49.08.

James Rouse: Having only watched the luge and the skeleton so far, my daughter's response to the bobsleigh was: "Oh my! They're sending a car down it now!"