Summary

  • GB's Bruce Mouat and Jen Dodds beaten 9-3 by Sweden in curling mixed doubles bronze-medal match

  • Italy beat Norway 8-5 to win gold medal after remaining unbeaten throughout competition

  • GB's Kirsty Muir fifth in ski big air final as home favourite Eileen Gu takes stunning gold

  • GB's Cornelius Kersten 19th in long track speed skating men's 1500m

  • Cross-country skiing: Andrew Young & James fail to qualify for final

  • Ester Ledecka retains snowboard parallel giant slalom title

  • Natalie Geisenberger wins third consecutive women's singles luge gold

  • Day four of 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing

Live Reporting

Mike Henson, Jess Anderson, Harry Poole and Tom Mallows

  1. Curling mixed doubles - Sweden 0-1 Great Britain (after one end)

    Into the second end of the bronze medal match between Sweden and Great Britain...

  2. 'I'm a little heartbroken'

    And this is what Tina O'Brien said, in a post on Instagram...

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  3. USA's O'Brien suffers serious leg break

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    American skier Nina O'Brien is out of the Winter Olympics after it was revealed she broke her left leg in a heavy crash in Monday's giant slalom.

    The 24-year-old was in sixth place after her first run, but clipped the penultimate gate on her second and was taken off the course on a stretcher.

    "Nina sustained a compound fracture of her left tibia and fibula," said a US team spokesperson.

    O'Brien has been replaced by team-mate AJ Hurt for Wednesday's slalom race.

  4. Curling mixed doubles - Sweden 0-1 GB

    Jackie Lockhart
    Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV

    You have to take your hat off to the ice technicians. It's extremely dry and they have worked hard to get consistent ice that's going to curl.

  5. 'Nerves will have settled'

    Curling mixed doubles bronze medal match - Sweden 0-1 Great Britain (after one end)

    Steve Cram
    Curling commentator on BBC TV

    Jen is just playing this at a very comfortable weight. Good attempt and just the one there for Great Britain.

    Nerves will just have settled a little bit now.

  6. Curling mixed doubles - Sweden 0-1 Great Britain (after one end)

    Bruce Mouat and Jen Dodds are unable to get the 2-0 advantage, but do manage to still take a 1-0 lead after the first end.

  7. Curling mixed doubles - Sweden 0-0 GB

    Jackie Lockhart
    Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV

    Think we'll see Sweden guarding things up - they don't want to give away any more shots than they have to.

  8. Curling mixed doubles - Sweden v GB

    There's a chance for Britain to gain an early 2-0 lead in the first end here.

  9. Curling mixed doubles - Sweden 0-0 GB

    Steve Cram
    Curling commentator on BBC TV

    Nicely done by Bruce Mouat, a little bit of space created and Oskar Eriksson looking to see if he can squeeze that yellow stone out.

  10. Curling mixed doubles - Sweden 0-0 GB

    Thomas Duncan
    BBC Scotland in Beijing

    There's a healthy GB and Sweden contingent in the stands, with team-mates and staff here to support.

    Already there's been competing bursts of cheering. Might get tasty later on.

  11. USA 2-4 Canada

    We're into the third period in the women's preliminary round Group A match between the United States and Canada, with Canada 4-2 ahead.

  12. 'Everyone is soooo proud'

    Curling mixed doubles - Sweden v Great Britain

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  13. Curling mixed doubles - Sweden 0-0 GB

    Jackie Lockhart
    Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV

    GB been very consistent all week and they've just to remember that.

    I'm not sure about Sweden - I'll wait until the first couple of ends and see how things are going.

  14. Curling mixed doubles - Sweden v Great Britain

    Here we go, Great Britain with the yellow stones, Sweden with the red.

  15. Yesterday's heartache

    Curling mixed doubles - Sweden v GB

    Watch as Great Britain's mixed doubles curling pair Jen Dodds and Bruce Mouat missed the chance to guarantee at least a silver medal, losing 6-5 to Norway in a tense semi-final on Monday.

    They now face Sweden in the bronze-medal match, with that one beginning shortly.

  16. 'Curling time'

    Curling mixed doubles - Sweden v GB (06:05)

    Thomas Duncan
    BBC Scotland in Beijing

    The lights are dimmed once again, and the Chinese pipe band play Scotland the Brave.

    It's curling time.

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  18. 'Today is a new day'

    Curling mixed doubles - Sweden v GB

    Rhona Howie
    Olympic gold medallist curler on BBC TV

    It's always a really hard position because your goal is to win gold.

    So it is so hard to get yourself up for a medal game, but today is a new day, there's a medal up for grabs and Bruce Mouat and Jen Dodds just have to focus on today.

    That loss will be raw for a long time but they are both very professional. Yesterday is history right now.

    Sweden scraped into the semi-finals, and really got trounced by Italy last night. They'll be quite nervous.

  19. 'Disappointed'

    Curling mixed doubles - Sweden v GB (06:05)

    Thomas Duncan
    BBC Scotland in Beijing

    Bruce Mouat was pretty critical of his own performance in last night's loss to Norway.

    "I am disappointed more about what I have done for the team," he told BBC Sport.

    On his day, he's one of the very best curlers around. He certainly feels he's not hit top form yet. Will he nail it today?

  20. Chen leads as Hanyu falters - read the report

    Figure skating - men's short program

    Sonia Oxley
    BBC Sport in Beijing

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    American Nathan Chen delivered a stunning short program to lead the men's figure skating but defending champion Yuzuru Hanyu's medal chances were severely dented at Beijing 2022.

    The showdown between the Japanese double Olympic champion and the three-time world champion is one of the most keenly anticipated of these Games.

    But Hanyu missed his opening jump - a quadruple salchow - and could only score 95.15 to sit eighth. The decisive free skate is on Thursday.

    It was a different story to four years ago when pre-Games favourite Chen failed to land a single jump in his short program as nerves got the better of the then 18-year-old.

    Since then the 'Quad King' has dominated the sport, winning three successive world championships, but still had an Olympic point to prove.

    And he did it in spectacular fashion, with a season's best score of 113.97 for an elegant routine where he nailed every jump and spin in style.