Short track speed skating: GB's Farrell Treacy finishes ninth in men's 1500m final
Snowboard cross: USA's Lindsey Jacobellis wins gold but GB's Charlotte Bankes eliminated in quarters
Women's slalom: GB's Charlie Guest falters on second run as Mikaela Shiffrin DNFs again
Also medals in luge doubles and Nordic combined individual normal hill
Alpine skiing - women’s slalom
Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Yanqing
The first of the two Britons to go will be Charlie Guest, who will be the 24th athlete to set off.
The Scot nearly gave up the sport but is enjoying a fantastic season with three top-20 finishes at World Cup events in 2022.
She’s got some British support waiting at the bottom.
Image source, BBC SportSnowboard halfpipe qualification
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou
Chloe Kim isn’t a fan of stopping to talk to the press in mixed zones, and today was no different. She walked straight past us!
She will be back for the final tomorrow. Maybe she will chat to us then?
Image source, BBC SportWomen's slalom
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Women's slalom
American Mikaela Shiffrin has been sat to the side of the course for the past 20 minutes, still unable to fathom what has happened to her Winter Olympics - failing to finish in both this event and the giant slalom.
Women's slalom
For Britain's Charlie Guest to be competing today at the Winter Olympics is a minor miracle.
In November 2014 she fractured four vertebrae as a result of hitting a boulder during giant slalom training in Funasdalen, Sweden.
She spent eight hours on a spinal board travelling 250km to a hospital in Oestersund. At the insistence of her coach, she was wearing a back protector during the training session, which she credits with saving her from further injury.
"I was pretty terrified about how serious my injuries were," she said.
"I realise how extremely lucky I am that my injuries are not more severe. I owe my coach Stefan (Moser) the biggest thank you of my life for his insistence that I wear my back protector."
The accident nearly ended her career but she returned to racing in February 2015 - and competed in the 2018 Games, finishing 33rd in this event.
Go on Charlie, the whole country is behind you.
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Don't worry James, they'll understand.
This is how two-time Olympic gold medallist Mikaela Shiffrin exited the slalom competition, similar to how she fared in the giant slalom on Monday.
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Alpine skiing - women's slalom
Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TV
It's a terrible start for Shiffrin.
Unbelievable! It's a repeat of her nightmare in the giant slalom the other day.
All the hype and all the build up surrounding Mikaela Shiffrin has come to nothing.
Alpine skiiing - women’s slalom
Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Yanqing
Not again!!! Mikaela Shiffrin is out of the slalom!
Just like in Monday’s giant slalom.
She’s missed a gate early on, no one can believe it.
Women's slalom
All eyes were on American Mikaela Shiffrin, but she's had an absolute disaster. She doesn't even make it to gate seven.
She's then seen crouching down, and sitting on the snow. It's a lonely, lonely place to be. She won gold in this event in 2014, and then the giant slalom four years later. But she's out.
Image source, .Alpine skiing - women’s slalom
Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Yanqing
It’s hard to get across in a photo just how steep this Yanqing slalom course is.
Image source, BBC SportWomen's slalom
BBC One
The women's snowboard halfpipe qualification is now moving on to the Red Button and it's now the first run of the women's slalom that is our main attention on BBC One.
It's a field of 88, including two Brits - Charlie Guest, who will go 24th, and Alex Tilley, the 39th to head down the course.
Ireland's Tess Arbez will be the 75th to have a go.
The second runs will start at 05:45 GMT and the medals will be decided later on this morning.
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou
First run done, second one imminent. The pipe has been given the once over and we are ready.
It’s definitely a lot colder here than it has been in recent days. Three pairs of socks are not doing their job.
Image source, BBC SportSnowboard halfpipe qualification
After the first of two runs in the women's snowboard halfpipe qualification, all these are sitting pretty.
The top 12 advance into Thursday's final after the second runs, with American Chloe Kim already a clear leader.
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John: Favourite lines from watching Ruki Tomita in the halfpipe... 'Cheeky little Tindy' 'The Forbidden Grab' 'The wearing of socks and sandals of grabs'
"If Severus Snape was a snowboarder, he'd be teaching that in Defence Against the Dark Arts!" - Ed Leigh - Tim Warwood
Snowboard halfpipe qualification
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
The bubble score at the moment is sitting at 62.5.
It was a canter for Chloe Kim. She barely got out of second gear.
You want to see the top riders make it through.
You don't want to see any mistakes from them, but really nice to see the rookies doing well.
You don't want to be scared of these hits, you want to be full throttle.
It was another gold for Matthias Mayer - who was king of the slopes again - the third Games in a row where he has won a gold medal after super-G success four years ago and downhill gold eight years ago.
It was also his second medal in two days after picking up a downhill bronze on Monday.
Snowboard halfpipe qualification
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
Not grabbing your board is very much a signal to the judges that you are not 100% in control.
Snowboard halfpipe qualification
Malta's Jenise Spiteri is the next to have a painful time in the snowboard halfpipe qualification.
She's still able to smile though and looks just delighted to be taking part at the Winter Olympics. There's not too much snow in Malta!
And she's done incredibly well to just be here as a quick look at her athlete profile page shows she's no stranger to injuries - having twice torn her anterior cruciate ligament (ACL).
She used to represent USA, but began representing Malta in 2015. Not only is she is the first snowboarder from Malta competing at any Winter Games, but also the only Maltese athlete at Beijing 2022 and was Malta's flagbearer at the opening ceremony.
One of those golds for Sweden yesterday came from Jonna Sundling as she sped to gold in the women's cross country sprint, on her Winter Olympic debut
While there was success for Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo - the King of Sprint - in the men's event.