These are the stories you may have missed so far today.

• Billy Morgan won bronze in the men's snowboarding big air to secure Great Britain their highest medal tally in Winter Olympics history. The medal for Morgan, 28, is Team GB's fifth in Pyeongchang, taking them past the four medals won in 1924 and 2014.
• Ester Ledecka became the first woman to claim gold medals in two sports at a Winter Olympics with a win in the snowboarding parallel giant slalom. The 22-year-old Czech, who earned a shock victory in the skiing super G last Saturday, beat Germany's Selina Jorg to win her second gold.
• The United States won gold in the men's curling at Pyeongchang 2018 after defeating Sweden 10-7 in the final.
• Norway secured a record 38th medal at a Winter Olympics with bronze in the inaugural alpine skiing mixed team event as Switzerland took gold.
• Both of Great Britain's four-man bobsleigh crews are out of medal contention after the first two runs at the Winter Olympics. Lamin Deen's sled is in 17th and Brad Hall's crew are 18th, 1.34 seconds and 1.38secs respectively behind the leading Germany crew.

All times GMT.

Speed skating: 11:00 to 11:30 - Ladies' mass start semi-finals

Curling: 11:05 to 14:00 - Women's bronze medal game Great Britain v Japan (MEDAL)

Speed skating: 11:45 to 12:15 - Men's mass start semi-finals

Ice hockey: 12:10 to 14:25 - Men's bronze medal game Czech Republic v Canada (MEDAL)

Speed skating: 12:30 to 12:45 - Ladies' mass start final (MEDALS)

Speed skating: 13:00 to 13:15 - Men's mass start final (MEDALS)

BBC One

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If you are just joining us, the women's curling starts at 11:05 GMT as Great Britain take on Japan with a bronze medal on the line.

BBC Sport's Frank Keogh beat us to it...

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One of those first two to like the message. Mr T himself.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

It’s a quick turnaround at the curling.

Gold medal match done, it’s time to prep the sheet for the women’s bronze medal showdown.

While the magic ice people get to work, Switzerland’s men’s team are still having their photo taken with the bronze medals they’ve just collected.

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Lisa Allison: These cross country skiers are beasts. I struggle just to pole to the lifts!

Joseph Ross: Cross country skiing looks absolutely brutal!

We have coverage of the men's 50km mass start classic on BBC Two right now.

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Get Inspired
#GetInspired

Want to try your hand at snowboarding and follow in Billy Morgan's footsteps? Well, our Get Inspired page will give you some information you may need to get you started.

What to expect when you start?

• It's a high-intensity aerobic workout, so you'll get a good sweat on. The average snowboarder can burn up to 450 calories per hour.
• It requires balance, so will improve your core strength as well as working your leg muscles.
• Many snow centres and clubs also run family lessons.
• Disability Snowsport UK , externalcan help provide adaptive snowboarding opportunities and has instructors who are trained to work with clients with learning or physical disabilities.

Find out more with our Get Inspired page and our guide to snowboarding.

And we are already seeing Billy's exploits inspire the next generation of snowboarders.

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BBC Breakfast

In case you missed the news from earlier. Billy Morgan won a record-breaking fifth medal for Great Britain at this Winter Olympics with a bronze in the snowboard big air.

He has been talking to BBC Breakfast and said: "It's not sinking in, I couldn't believe it when I did it, maybe in a few days' time it will settle in.

"It's a pretty crazy experience landing like that, I fell on my first two, I wasn't expecting it so I was over the moon."

On being the oldest competitor in the final at 28: "The kids coming up are getting better and better, nipping at the heels of the older guys, I am sure I will get driven out one day but I have still got a lot left in the tank - I'll be snowboarding until I am 70."

On encouraging people to snowboard in the UK: "You have to start at the bottom and work your way up, so get over to the local dry slope - in the UK you are only ever two hours from somewhere to go snowboarding. I have never met anyone who has tried snowboarding and not enjoyed it."

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How would you look after racing for 50km? Well, if you could complete it of course, maybe you would look just like how Andrew Musgrave does.

In his own words he "looks like a dead man" and "feels it"

Musgrave finished 37th and fellow Brit Callum Smith came 54th in this brutal event.

Livo Niskanen of Finland won it for his country's first gold of the Games, with Olympic Athlete From Russia members Alexander Bolshunov and Andrey Larkov taking silver and bronze respectively.

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It is not the picture many were expecting at the start of the Games, but there they are. Team USA on the top step of the podium in the men's curling.

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Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV

All GB wanted was the gold medal, so it'll be tough for them to get themselves up for the bronze medal match.

But I want them to be confident, and they might have nerves, but make them confident nerves. Japan will be a tough, tough test, but GB have got enough if they play like we know they can.

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Ewan Mutch: So ready to watch Team Muirhead play for the bronze! Fingers crossed girls - you can do this!

Remember, that one gets going at 11:05 GMT.

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Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

It's a massive shame that on the last full day of competition at the Gangneung Olympic Park, the rain has arrived for the first time.

It really is bleak outside and has been for the last few hours.

There are still a load of hardy souls who are queuing up for the superstore and there are also big crowds forming to get into the curling arena for the bronze medal match involving Great Britain and Japan.

Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV

Sweden have been the most consistent team here this week, and probably over the past few seasons.

But we really didn't see the Niklas Edin we're used to seeing, it looked like he had the weight of the world on his shoulders. So, it's a huge shock to the world of curling, USA are Olympic champions.

John Schuster won a medal in 2006, but he's dragged himself back again and again. They could make a film about this, they've been the underdogs, and they've beaten Canada and Sweden - the very best.

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So what does Mr T, curling's biggest fan, think of the United States gold medal?

As you would expect from such a hardened fan of the sport, he tweets his thoughts within minutes of it being over.

"I'm so proud of you guys #curlingiscoolfool," is how he sums it up.

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That gold medal for America leaves the medal table looking like this now.

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It has not been the best of Winter Olympics for Canada. And now this...

A Canadian athlete, his wife and manager have been charged with stealing a car at the Winter Olympics, South Korean police have said.

The trio allegedly got into an unlocked car which had been left unoccupied with the engine running in the early hours of Saturday morning in Pyeongchang. The manager, who was also charged with drink driving, then reportedly drove off with the car before being stopped by police. Canada have not identified the trio.

Police added that unless the alleged offence was deemed a serious crime, those responsible would be able to leave the country after paying a fine.

At a news conference on Saturday, Canadian Olympic Committee chief executive Chris Overholt said: "We can confirm that an incident occurred involving the police around midnight Friday or early morning Saturday.

"We have confirmation that individuals attached to our team are involved in the investigation and are co-operating. We take this matter very seriously. However, until we know the results of the investigation we're not really in a position to comment further."

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV

America have thoroughly deserved this, they deserve all the plaudits they've got. Who'd have thought it though - gold for the USA, silver for Sweden, bronze for Switzerland - and Canada miss out.