GB women eighth in bobsleigh event won by Germany
GB women beat Canada 6-5 to reach curling semis but men face play-off
Sofia Goggia wins women's downhill with Vonn taking bronze
GB's Morgan qualifies for big air final
Canada 2-1 Great Britain
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV
Looks of exasperation already appearing on the face of Rachel Homan and her team-mates because that was an open door and she's missed it.
Canada 2-1 Great Britain
The massive bit of metal, looking like something you might dig your garden with, confirms that the Canadians take a pair of points. GB might feel that they've had a little let-off there, though. They have the hammer in end three.
Canada 0-1 Great Britain
Measuring stick!
It's a complete hash from the Canadian skip. Chance of three. Not enough pudding on the final stone, now in need of the giant ruler to decide if it's one or two...
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David Fleming: Uh oh - when Olympic events collide. Penny clearly not paying attention driving the sled while the curling is on...
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Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
It is an incredible venue with the ski jump on one end and big air at the other with fans either side to create a bowl of noise. Where the snowboarders land is actually a football pitch in the summer! It’s still early morning here so the place is still filling up but the DJ has already got the tunes rocking. Can’t beat a bit of Guns n Roses to get you going in a morning!
Big air qualifiers
As a reminder, the boarders gets two runs apiece, with their best score counting. The top six from each heat qualify for the final. Britain's Rowan Coultas is 17th out of the 18 men to go in this first heat.
Big air qualifiers
Down!
Cab 1440, but not completed before the snow comes rushing towards the man from Bradford.
Nicholls ends flat on his face and must pin his hopes on run number two.
Red jacket. Down the ramp...
Big air qualifiers
Here we go then. Jamie Nicholls in heat one, number one...
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
The snowboarders are going through their final practice jumps before the competition starts. I’ve not seen any crashes but I’ve heard a few cries of frustration from a couple of the riders as they haven’t quite got their jump right.
We're going to need to see that spreadsheet, please.
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Andrew Fenner: Has anyone ever correlated our success at the curling with whether we are wearing grey or red? No? Let me crack open a spreadsheet.
Men's big air qualification
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
After big air made its impressive debut on Monday with the women's qualification, now it's the turn of the men.
With only six men from each heat going through to the finals, they will have to pull out their best tricks from the outset.
But there is some chat that although the jump is almost five-metres high, it's not huge and is one metre smaller than the one built for the test event here in November 2016.
It means that there might not be enough air time for the snowboarders to attempt their biggest tricks - I'm talking quad cork 1800, the one which British snowboarder Billy Morgan was the first to achieve.
We'll see soon enough as the competition starts at 00:30 GMT.
Image source, Getty ImagesCanada 0-1 Great Britain
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV
Great Britain don't get the two they would have liked. It was a reasonably straight forward end with few mistakes, so for Great Britain it's not disastrous but perhaps not what they might have hoped for.
Canada 0-1 Great Britain
Slight missed chance for GB, but a solid enough start. An opportunity for two, only one achieved. Steady as she goes...
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If you can someone simulate big air or ski cross in your front room, I'd be keen to see it.
Men's big air qualification
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
The three Brits who competed in slopestyle are all back again for the big air.
Jamie Nicholls is the first to drop in the first heat, along with Rowan Coultas, who goes 17th out of the 18 starters.
In heat two, Billy Morgan goes 12th. He's got an ear infection, which isn't great when you're spinning upside down!
And, to mark your card, there is British interest in those men's big air qualifiers.
Not heard of, or seen, big air before?
Incredible stuff.
Boarders head down a 49m ramp, fly into the air, perform their best trick and try to stick a landing.
Now, about those Britons...
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Chris Goldsmith: I can see this GB v Canada match in the women's curling getting a little tense. I wouldn't mess with Muirhead though, she was already measuring the stones after the very first throw!