Ice skating: Kamila Valieva allowed to compete at Games after failed drugs test
Bobsleigh: GB's Brad Hall and Nick Gleeson in two-man event
Curling: GB men beat Switzerland 6-5; GB women v Canada
Women’s ski slopestyle: GB’s Kirsty Muir and Katie Summerhayes qualify for Tuesday's final
Snowboard big air: GB's Katie Ormerod misses out on final; men's qualification
Monobob: Kaillie Humphries wins gold for US
Ice dance: France's Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron win gold; GB duo Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson 10th
Women's freeski slopestyle qualifying
Image source, .Some detail here on Britain's two athletes Kirsty Muir and Katie Summerhayes finishing sixth and 10th respectively in qualifying earlier today.
They'll be in tomorrow's final. We might just win a medal!
The top 12 made it through and they placed sixth and 10th.
Clips coming up next.
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Image source, Getty ImagesMen's curling - Switzerland 1-1 Great Britain (fourth end)
Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland in Beijing
It's tight, as we expected. Both teams just taking one with the hammer.
I've been reliably informed the stones got rubbed down last night (standard practice during competition), to give them a bit more zip.
Hopefully we'll see some swinging rocks today to liven up the matches.
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou
Well I had a lovely surprise from the hotel staff when I went down for breakfast this morning - a rose!
Slightly surreal when they’re dressed head to toe in hazmat suit. Happy Valentine’s Day from China!
Image source, BBC SportNow we know some of you have woken up and felt that shudder because you've forgotten a Valentine's Day card. Fear not, you have many, many hours ahead during which you can apologise, get creative and, if needed, spend your way out of trouble.
And remember it's the small things that go a long way on day's like today. A flower here, a kind word there. In fact word is reaching us that the Valentine's Day spirit is very much alive in the land of China...
Katie, where are you?
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Oh, and it's Valentines Day. We love you.
Men's curling - Switzerland 0-1 Great Britain (third end)
Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland in Beijing
A small bird has managed to fly into the Ice Cub and is perched on the rail in front of the stands.
Could get interesting if the curlers get dive-bombed while sweeping down the ice...
Men's curling - Switzerland v Great Britain (06:05)
Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland in Beijing
We're into the final week of the marathon curling programme, and it's getting down to the business end.
Six wins should be enough for Bruce Mouat's GB men to reach the semi-finals. They're on four just now, but they've still got all of their nearest challengers to play.
A win here against the Swiss would be huge, because they've still got high-flying Sweden and the wily Canadians to play.
Let's go!
Right, we will be dipping back to that story a lot this morning I would imagine.
We are going to put a little focus the way of Great Britain's curlers though as the men are in action.
Now where's my man Thomas Duncan to keep us up to speed....
James Toney is a journalist at the Winter Olympics
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The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee says it is "disappointed" with the "message" allowing Kamila Valieva to continue competing sends.
"This appears to be another chapter in the systemic and pervasive disregard for clean sport by Russia," they say in a statement.
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Figure skating
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas) says suspending Kamila Valieva would cause "irreparable harm" despite her returning a failed drugs test in December.
Cas said she should benefit from "exceptional circumstances", adding: "She is under 16 and a protected person under the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) code," said Cas' Matthieu Reeb.
Our full breaking news story on that Kamila Valieva situation can be accessed here.
Figure skating
More on the breaking news about 15-year-old Kamila Valieva.
You will recall news of her failed December drugs test was reported on 8 February, the day after she became the first female skater to land a quadruple jump at an Olympics to help the Russian Olympic Committee team win gold.
When the issue came to light, the medal ceremony was postponed at short notice.
The Russian figure skater had been provisionally suspended on 8 February but challenged the decision and the Russian Anti-Doping Agency (Rusada) lifted it the following day.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) and others launched an appeal that Cas has now turned down. She is now free to compete on Tuesday.
Valieva has been seen training in recent days.
Figure skating
Kamila Valieva has become one of the stories of the Games.
We are hearing that the Court of Arbitration for Sport has decided the 15-year-old will face no provisional suspension for a failed drugs test.
She will be able to continue competing at the 2022 Winter Olympics.
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Sven Thorngren is the latest man down the slope in the men's snowboard big air.
Our BBC commentary team believe his effort as "as big as you can go".
A score of 80.75 puts him fourth. Remember these guys get three runs apiece and the top 12 in the standings will progress.
Tune in at the top of this page.
We asked our very own Katie Falkingham to sort us out a snow heart as it's Valentine's Day (sorry if you've forgot this and just been hit with panic).
Yesterday she made a snow panda, today she knocks this out. She has simply conquered snow.
Happy Valentine's Day gang.
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