More from Katherine Grainger on how she can support British speed skater Elise Christie: "I have offered to have a conversation with Elise Christie if it is important for her to do that.

"I am here, I am available if it is wanted or needed but I wouldn't impose myself. They are top level athletes so they know what needs to be done.

"She has a great team around her."

On Russian doping: "It's hugely frustrating. It dominated the build-up to the Olympics and you want it to be about the sport and the athletes.

"We're now back discussing it again. It's frustrating and hugely disappointing."

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GB's women play Switzerland at 11:05 GMT.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

In hindsight, this would have been useful to find 10 days ago.

Canada's Cassie Sharpe dominates the qualification round of the women's ski halfpipe with a top score of 93.40 going into Tuesday's final.

It went to the wire but GB made it four wins from seven on the curling rink a little earlier on.

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Great Britain's most decorated female Olympian, Katherine Grainger, speaking to BBC Two: "It's been phenomenal. Great Britain have been performing brilliantly. It's just been incredible to watch.

"I know what that pressure feels like. It's a privilege to see these athletes doing it."

On her role as the chair of UK Sport: "UK Sport's remit is about supporting inspirational stories on podium level. That's where the focus has to be.

"What has been incredible is the amount of interest from people back home. Those really high-level, inspiring medal performances really do get people involved.

"You can't make emotional decisions. It's a huge amount of money and it has to be an investment. You have to be aware of the decision - however positive or negative they can be."

Tim Symes: Tense and nervous since 5am this morning. But finally GB men edge past Denmark. I'm drained but still love curling!

Daniel Gosbee: Another cracking match of curling. That win is fantastic for the men’s team!

If you're just getting up and tuning in, here's what you've missed:

Great Britain's Penny Coomes and Nick Buckland safely progressed to the final day of the ice dance competition at the Winter Olympics.

The pair scored 68.36 in the short dance and finished 10th with the top 20 competing in Tuesday's free dance.

GB's Rowan Cheshire, 22, also qualified for the ski halfpipe final but Molly Summerhayes, 20, missed out.

Briton Aimee Fuller, 26, fell on both runs in the snowboard big air and failed to make the final. It was painful too...

Watch Great Britain's Rowan Cheshire qualify for the Olympic ladies' ski halfpipe final - four years after an injury in training ended her chances of competing in Sochi.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

Huge noise around the curling arena as South Korea play a superb final shot to beat Italy 8-6.

That’s only their second win from seven matches. They stay bottom of the standings.

All of a sudden there’s more teenage girls screaming because one of the players waved to them. Curling madness!

I'm not going to lie to you - there's not much happening for the next few hours.

We'll be going into recap mode but here's when today's medals shall be won...

• 11:53: Speed skating - men's 500m final
• 11:15-14:00: Bobsleigh - men's two-man final heats
• 12:30-14:15: Ski jumping - men's team final

How the round-robin group currently looks.

Molly Summerhayes, whose sister reached the ski slopestyle final, is competing at her first Games and could only manage a score of 66.00 and came 17th.

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV

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It has been a great match. Both teams have played really well but Great Britain have been playing better and better.

That is now four wins and three losses for Britain. They are in a very, very good position for qualification.

A win for GB! That's four wins and three defeats from their seven games so far. GB well placed for a place in the last four...

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV

That was a great try! An incredible attempt from the Danish skip.