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Curling - Great Britain 5-5 Switzerland
Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland in Beijing
Ooft, an extra end. That was the good outcome for Britain given the way that end was going.
They have the hammer in the decider.
Curling - Great Britain 5-5 Switzerland
Switzerland get the one so after 10 ends we're tied at 5-5 and it's into one extra end we go.
Crucially, Britain will have the hammer.
Switzerland have the shot, but need two to get the win. One stone to go in the 10th end.
Curling - Great Britain 5-4 Switzerland (after nine of 10 ends)
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Curling - Great Britain 5-4 Switzerland (after nine of 10 ends)
Two stones left for both sides and this one could go either way. Early-morning tension for everyone watching in the UK.
Curling - Great Britain 5-4 Switzerland
Can Great Britain start their campaign with a win? For the first time in this match they use a timeout themselves.
Curling - Great Britain 5-4 Switzerland (after nine of 10 ends)
Another Swiss timeout. If they get this right, it's victory, if they get it wrong, it's defeat.
Curling - Great Britain 5-4 Switzerland (after nine ends)
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV
If Switzerland can get their two they will come out victorious.
Britain have to stay positive here, they had a chance in the eighth to put themselves in an excellent position and that slipped by them.
Curling - Great Britain 5-4 Switzerland
Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland in Beijing
The Swiss hold the cards here with the hammer in the final end. Score one, and it's an extra end in game one.
Anything more and they'll snatch victory. That last end was a big missed opportunity for GB.
Figure skating - men's free skating
Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Beijing
So, we've been focusing on Yuzuru Hanyu's impending attempt at the never-done-before quadruple axel... but someone else is dreaming even bigger.
This next skater, Italian Daniel Grassl, has talked about wanting to become the first skater to land a quintuple jump one day.
1980 Olympic champion and BBC commentator Robin Cousins is not impressed though as figure skating is about more than just the jumps.
“Before you start doing five, start fixing the rest of it first, get it all to catch up with itself,” Cousins said. “That is not at this point going to win you a championship.
“Someone coming on with an additional quint [alongside five quads] is not going to do it because someone else has got those same five quads but in combination with beautiful aesthetics without the panic of will-I-won’t-I-get-another-element."
“Eventually that might change but I will be long gone!”
Image source, Getty ImagesCurling - Great Britain 5-4 Switzerland (after nine of 10 ends)
Switzerland throw a decent final stone to lie two in the house, forcing Great Britain's Eve Muirhead to take the one, and although that means they take the lead with one end to go, bt Switzerland have the vital hammer - last stone advantage.
GB have to be flawless from here on.
Curling - Great Britain 4-4 Switzerland (after eight of 10 ends)
"Sorry, guys" says Eve Muirhead as her next stone goes too long after an error from Alina Paetz had opened the door for Britain.
Curling - Great Britain 4-4 Switzerland (after eight of 10 ends)
Alina Paetz comes up short when trying to draw for Switzerland and that gives Eve Muirhead a chance. This could be a crucial phase in this match.
Curling - Great Britain 4-4 Switzerland (after eight of 10 ends)
We're getting down to the business end of this match and any mistake from now on is going to prove costly.
Women's snowboard halfpipe
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou
Image source, Getty ImagesChloe Kim won snowboard halfpipe gold with incredible ease to retain her Winter Olympic title from 2018.
Unbeaten since 2019, the 21-year-old American blew her competition away with a 94.00 score on her opening run.
Such was her lead, Kim attempted 1260s - never before landed in women's halfpipe competition - on her second and third runs but fell both times.
Spain's Queralt Castellet won silver with 90.25 while Japan's Sena Tomita took the bronze medal with 88.25.
In Pyeongchang four years ago, Kim - then just 17, became the youngest woman to win an Olympic snowboarding gold medal.
But in the aftermath of her success, she struggled with the pressures and fame that accompanied it, and later took 19 months away from the sport in 2019-20 and enrolled at Princeton University in New Jersey.
Curling - women's round robin session one
The United States have completed a convincing 9-3 win over the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC), while Denmark are 6-4 up on China, and Sweden are leading 5-4 versus Japan.
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Curling - Great Britain 4-4 Switzerland (after eight ends)
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV
A bit of a sigh of relief from the Swiss team.
Britain have to try not to get frustrated, they are still in a good position.
Image source, Getty ImagesCurling - Great Britain 4-4 Switzerland (after eight of 10 ends)
Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland in Beijing
Eve Muirhead is punished for her error having done well to get her team in front.
That's what happens when you're the skip and play the final shots. Hero or zero.
Curling - Great Britain 4-4 Switzerland (after eight of 10 ends)
Alina Paetz of Switzerland is able to take advantage of that Muirhead error and we're level at 4-4 with two ends to go.
Curling - Great Britain 4-2 Switzerland (after seven ends)
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV
That’s a big opportunity missed by Eve Muirhead. That is a pity.
She needs to put it behind her.
It’s given Switzerland a ‘get out of jail free’ card.