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Ice dance
101.96 is the score. Added to yesterday's short program total, the British pair go third. That's actually down a place from the first routine.
They lie third now, but there's every chance that the remaining eight pairs will go above them.
Coomes and Buckland, for the first time in these Games, looks pretty disappointed.
Robin Cousins
Olympic gold medallist figure skater on BBC TV
It won't be as good as the Canadians, I don't think.
Maybe a few tears from Penny Coomes. That agonising wait for the judges' verdict...
Every corner of the ice being used. Coomes spins into the final pose.
Smiles and hugs.
Lovely stuff. What do the judges think?
Image source, Getty ImagesTight hold. Spin like a top. Pretty flawless so far.
"Your time is now," is the tune.
Apt.
Coomes lifted with one arm by Buckland. Matt Bellamy's voice rings out in Muse's Butterflies and Hurricanes.
Coomes is in a floral electric blue, Buckland all in navy. Together, then thrown apart. Spin. Synchronised.
Coomes starts by arcing her back and balancing on the back of Buckland's left calf. Incredible.
Image source, Getty ImagesIce dance
Here they go. Four minutes to nail it.
Let's face the music...
Ice dance
The Canadian pair that went right before the Brits had a James Bond-inspired dance, complete with tuxedo and everything. It would have been more impressive had Paul Poirier switched to a scuba diving outfit halfway through. He and Piper Gilles, who were a point ahead of Coomes and Buckland, have gone top of the leaderboard.
Ice dance
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
Nick Buckland and Penny Coomes have been introduced to the arena! They skate second in group three and were 10th after the short dance.
No time to breathe. Penny Coomes and Nick Buckland are up next...
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
It's a thumbs up from Rowan Cheshire after competing in the final.
"It's been amazing," she told me. "The crowd have been fabulous and I was so pleased to make the final."
While a lot has been written about her Sochi woes, not many know that she had an ankle injury which kept her off the snow until late last year.
"I've only been skiing since December, so there wasn't a lot of preparation time. I wanted to show what I'm capable of and I've done that."
Women's halfpipe final
Ed Leigh
Freestyle skiing and snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
Cassie Sharpe undoubtedly, emphatically takes the gold in the halfpipe final. A fantastic battle but a performance that proves to be head and shoulders above the rest.
Image source, Getty ImagesWomen's halfpipe skiing
It's gold for Cassie Sharpe! She knows she will be Olympic champion before she sets out for her third and final run. She owns the top two efforts in this final and adds Olympic gold to her X Games bronze.
Canada have a seventh gold of these Games.
Marie Martinod has the silver, with Brita Sigourney winning bronze.
Women's halfpipe final
Martinod has fallen!
Women's halfpipe final
Third for Brita Sigourney! She edges out Annalisa Drew, who has a hug for her team-mate. Could it have been good enough for second? The judges didn't think so. Only Marie Martinod can deny Cassie Sharpe...
Women's halfpipe final
Very, very good from Sigourney. Surely good enough for a medal. But what colour?
Women's halfpipe final
America's Annalisa Drew move's into third place, edging out compatriot Brita Sigourney. Sigourney has the chance to respond...
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
Molly and Katie Summerhayes have been supporting Rowan Cheshire. Molly told me: "I'm really pleased she put down a good run in the final. She's been through so much with injury and she was stoked to make it this far."
