We've had over 22.5kms of the Men's 30km skiathlon, and it's still Russian Olympic Committee athlete Alexander Bolshunov out in front.

His lead is only growing at the moment!

It's bed time for me, so Thomas Mallows is going to guide you through the closing stages of that one and the rest of this morning's action.

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Commentator on BBC TV

Musgrave was seventh in this race last year.

But what we're seeing is this course, this altitude and these inclines are absolutely brutal.

Qualifying for the men's slopestyle took place a little earlier on.

And 17-year-old Chinese rider Su Yiming stunned the field with a superb first run to top the standings, while several big names struggled on the day.

Here's how that went down.

After 18.8kms of the men's skiathlon, Russian Olympic Committee athlete Alexander Bolshunov has the lead from compatriot Denis Spitsov, 37.1 seconds behind, and Finland's Iivo Niskanen at 46.2 seconds back.

It looks like the medals will be decided by those three, with almost a one minute gap to fourth place.

GB's Andrew Musgrave has slipped to 17th.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou

15km down, 15km to go, and it's time to switch skis as the athletes change from the classic technique to the free technique.

The free technique requires a shorter ski and is faster, but given that it allows the skier to skate from side-to-side, it's more physically demanding.

Andrew Musgrave was 17th at the halfway mark.

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Head of sports analysis, Nielsen Gracenote

With Zoi Sadowski-Synnott (gold) and Tess Coady (bronze) on the podium of the women's slopestyle event, Australia and New Zealand shared a podium at the Olympic Winter Games for the first time. The most recent occasion both New Zealand and Australia finished on the same Olympic Games podium was in the men's sailing 49er event at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.

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Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou

Worth noting that the Olympic champion from this event in 2018, Norway's Simen Hegstad Kruger, is not here after testing positive for Covid-19.

Four years ago, it was a clean sweep of the podium for the Norwegians, but it's athletes from Finland and the Russian Olympic Committee leading the way as things stand.

It's Norway up next for Jen Dodds and Bruce Mouat, from 12:05 GMT this afternoon.

Norway have extended their lead over Sweden to 6-2 to boost their own hopes of progressing to the medal matches.

But the standout score at present is Australia's fightback to lead 8-6 against Switzerland as they chase their first win of the Games - having been told only a few hours ago they would be heading home!

That's because Tahli Gill returned a positive PCR test on Saturday - but a medical panel then analysed her results this morning and determined they fell into an acceptable range.

It looks like Italy will remain unbeaten - they lead 7-4 against China - while Czech Republic are on course for victory over Canada, leading 5-3.

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Team GB's Jen Dodds and Bruce Mouat are still in with a great shout of making the semi-finals of the mixed doubles curling, following this comeback win from 4-1 down against China this morning.

At the 8.8km point, Iivo Niskanen of Finland remains in the lead in the men's skiathlon.

GB's Andrew Musgrave has slipped one place to 14th, 30 seconds off the pace at the front of the race.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Beijing

It's going to be a busy old day at the Yanqing National Alpine Centre on Monday as the rescheduled men's downhill will take place, sandwiched in between the two runs of the women's giant slalom.

They are on different courses and the alpine races are being hosted at a resort about 60 miles away from Beijing.

Women's slalom is set to get under way at 01:30 GMT, then it's the men's downhill at 04:00 GMT and the second run of the women's giant slalom at 08:30 GMT. Set those alarm clocks!

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou

Like a train rolling into the station.

Cross-country skiers are among the fittest athletes on the planet, and let me tell you, the speed they go at is quite something.

Unlike me, who is out of breath after legging it to get this photo as they whizzed past.

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Team GB's Andrew Musgrave sits in 13th place after 6.3km in the men's skiathlon, which is currently being led out by Finland's Iivo Niskanen.

Norway currently lead Sweden 4-2 in that crucial game in the battle to finish in the top four, while unbeaten leaders Italy are 5-4 up against China.

Elsewhere, Canada are winning 3-2 against Czech Republic and Australia, after their rollercoaster start to the day, trail Switzerland 6-3.

This was the state of play in the mixed doubles curling prior to the matches which began at 06:05 GMT.

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Just joining us? Here's what's happened so far on day two in Beijing:

• Team GB's mixed doubles curlers Jen Dodds and Bruce Mouat edged closer to securing a place in the semi-finals with a comeback win over China
• Zoi Sadowski-Synnott claimed a sensational women's slopestyle victory on her final run to win New Zealand's first Winter Olympics gold
• Australia's mixed doubles curlers Tahli Gill and Dean Hewitt have been cleared to continue at the Games, having earlier been withdrawn due to positive Covid tests
• The men's downhill skiing medal event has been delayed until tomorrow due to poor weather conditions

The men's 15km + 15km Skiathlon, featuring GB's Andrew Musgrave, has just got under way at the Zhangjiakou National Cross-Country Skiing Centre.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou

Andrew Musgrave had a bit of a rough 2021.

After tearing his pectoral muscle earlier in the year, he battled shingles in November, but is back to his best just in time for the Olympics.

“I didn’t feel at the time that shingles set me back, but looking back at it, I had a massive drop off in form after that and the whole first part of the season before Christmas was a bit of a write off.

“But I almost see that as a bit of an advantage, because instead of being in good form and having to maintain it, I’ve got this increase in form and I feel like I’ve been getting stronger and stronger as the weeks go by, so I think it should hopefully make it easier to peak for the Games.

“I definitely feel like I’m as good as I should be.”

The latest round robin matches in the curling mixed doubles are well under way at the National Aquatics Centre.

Australia, who were granted a reprieve after initially being withdrawn because of a positive Covid test, currently trail Switzerland 4-3 going into the fifth end.

Norway lead Sweden 3-2 at the halfway stage, while Canada and the Czech Republic are level at 2-2.

Italy, who have won all their matches so far, look on course for another victory - they lead China 5-1.