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
Men's Snowboard big air qualifying
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
If we were playing pinball here, the grabs would be the multiplier!
The judges love seeing these grabs at the outer reaches of the snowboard - extremely difficult.
Image source, Getty ImagesChina's Yimming Su is out fast to lead early qualifying in the men's big air qualifier.
There is no British interest in this one but you can watch all of the thrills, spills and drama by hitting play at the top of this page.
Great Britain v Switzerland (06:05 GMT)
An intriguing fixture will be due on the ice in 20 minutes. Great Britain's men have four wins from five matches. Switzerland have three wins from five.
Another British win would be huge but it could be a tight one.
Who wants some curling to start their Monday? Put the toast in, cut the crusts off, fire up the TV and get ready for some stones.
Canada 8-3 Switzerland
Canada's women lead Switzerland 8-3 after the second period. It's a bit of a battering being dished out.
Earlier in the encounter Canada scored three times in 53 seconds. Canada won silver in 2018 but they look highly capable to go one better this time.
Image source, Getty ImagesWatch: GB men beat Denmark
Watch highlights as Bruce Mouat, Grant Hardie, Bobby Lammie, and Hammy McMillan put in a "terrific" performance to beat Denmark 8-2.
They take on Switzerland at 06:05 GMT.
Netherlands take 3000m relay gold
Image source, Getty Images"Today, Lara proudly looked down on us."
The Netherlands claimed an emotional short track speed skating gold at the Winter Olympics on Sunday, 18 months after a former team-mate died aged 27.
In July 2020, Lara van Ruijven died, having been diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder after falling ill at a training camp in France.
She was the reigning 500m world champion and had been part of the Dutch team which won 3,000m relay bronze at the Pyeongchang Games in 2018.
Four years on, Suzanne Schulting, Yara van Kerkhof - both of whom were in the 2018 squad alongside Van Ruijven - plus Selma Poutsma and Xandra Velzeboer won gold in the event in a time of four minutes 03.409 seconds, breaking their own Olympic record in the process.
Women's snowboard big air qualifying
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Beijing
Katie Ormerod says she has slayed her demons after her horror injury in training at Pyeongchang 2018.
She's competed in both slopestyle and big air in Beijing and returns home injury-free.
The 24-year-old is already focusing on the next Games, which will be held in Italy in 2026.
Ormerod said: “I've come here, done my best and got the experience of competing at the Olympic Games and having experience of that pressure. I know I can go forward to 2026 with a lot of confidence."
She said women's snowboarding was progressing at a fast rate but added: "That's why I love snowboarding.
"I love the challenge and how fun it is. That is the start of it, the progression and I want to keep developing."
Image source, BBC SportHappy Valentine's Day my lovely people.
Chilling memories of never getting a card in school are freezing me more than a China snowstorm right now.
Thankfully there are plenty of couples competing at the Games to warm the heart a little.
Want to know who they are? We've got you covered right here.
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Women's ice hockey: Switzerland 1-5 Canada
Seth Bennett
Commentator on BBC TV
Right now Switzerland are seeing stars... and they're hoping that the referee is going to step in and stop the fight!
Women's ice-hockey: Switzerland 1-5 Canada
Kent Simpson
Commentator on BBC TV
The Canadian white and red wave just keeps rolling and rolling, wearing down the Swiss goaltender.
Switzerland 1-5 Canada
Look at the goalkeeper desperately looking back. All of the puck is over the line my friends. Chalk that one up.
Canada are top of women's qualifying group A and Switzerland are bottom.
Little wonder perhaps that it's 5-1 in the first period.
Image source, Getty ImagesJust tuning in?
Image source, Getty ImagesFrench duo Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron won gold
It's a busy day.
Anything marked with a ** denotes a medal event on day 10. All times are GMT.
0530-0745: SNOWBOARD - men’s snowboard big air qualification
0805: CURLING- GB men v Switzerland
**1100: FREESTYLE SKIING: women's aerials
**1200-1245: SKI JUMPING - men's team
1200-1445: BOBSLEIGH - men’s two-man bobsleigh runs one and two - GB Hall and Gleeson
1205 - 1500: CURLING - women’s curling round robin - GB v Canada
BBC One
"Nants ingonyama bagithi baba
"Sithi uhm ingonyama."
Those are the opening lyrics to Lion King tune, 'Circle of Life'.
And no, I'm not hallucinating at 04:53 GMT. I bring this up because you can watch Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson skate to the track by hitting play at the top of this page now. Or fire up BBC One of course.
Switzerland 1-5 Canada
I mean, which puck is the Swiss keeper meant to save here?
They currently trail Canada's women 5-1.
Image source, Getty Images
Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Beijing
France's Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron take the gold in the ice dance with a world record total of 226.98. They were the pre-Games favourites and four-times world champions.
It's silver for Russian Olympic Committee's Victoria Sinitsina and Nikita Katsalapov, and bronze for Americans Madison Hubbell and Zachary Donohue.
Britain's Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson finish 10th.
Figure skating - ice dance
Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Beijing
The gold medal favourites - Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron - are last up on the ice now.
Four years ago the French couple missed out on top spot after a wardrobe malfunction, taking silver with Papadakis distracted when the top of her costume unhooked.
But everything has been immaculate for the four-times world champions this time and they will be hoping to finally get their hands on the gold.
Women's snowboard big air qualifying
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Beijing
Not to be for Team GB’s Katie Ormerod.
The cab 900 is normally bread and butter for her but she can’t land it and her Olympics come to an end.
It’s been a huge task to get back from her almost career-ending injury in 2018. Just to be here and competing with the best of the world is a great result.
She has just spoken to me and said she had been struggling with the jump in practice.
"I don't usually fall in big air," she told me.
"I knew I could do these tricks. These are the ones I usually do for qualification. I got it on my second jump and then I decided to go for my cab 9 as I knew I needed that to go into the finals. Unfortunately I just didn't quite make it to the landing.
"Although it really sucks, I struggled with this jump all week. I just couldn't clear it very well. It's been tough.
"Today I just thought I'm going to give it everything. It's sport and it just didn't work out for me."
Image source, BBC SportFigure skating - ice dance
Robin Cousins
Olympic gold medallist figure skater on BBC TV
Robin Cousin's verdict on Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson, after their free dance:
There's still work to be done and we've got to look to the next couple of seasons so they can be poised for top five.
And on a really good day with the wind in the right direction, they could be contenders for a podium in Milan Cortina.
Ice Dance
Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson produced a solid free dance routine to score 191.64 in total. They sit eighth, with a couple of teams left to compete.