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
Two-man bobsleigh
Past the halfway point in the 30-sled field.
Britain's Brad Hall is down to 11th after a run of 59.69 seconds, that's 0.67 behind German leader Francisco Freidrich.
Watch for yourselves how Hall and Nick Gleeson's run went...
Women's curling - Great Britain 0-1 Canada
Vicky Wright gets enough on her shot to ensure the red is just about protected by GB's guard after sending another Canadian yellow out of the house.
Success! Canada can't avoid the guard, opening the door for GB. Can they make the most of this?
Freestyle skiing women's aerial
This is how it feels to be golden...
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Image source, Getty ImagesFreestyle skiing women's aerial
Ashley Caldwell of the United States set the pace in the first women's aerial final, but she cannot match that jump when it matters for the medals.
Caldwell comes in fourth with 83.71 and that means there is another gold for the host nation.
Xu Mengtao is the new Olympic champion!
1 Xu Mengtao (Chn) 108.61
2 Hanna Huskova (Blr) 107.93
3 Megan Nick (US) 93.76
4 Ashley Caldwell (US) 83.71
5 Laura Peel (Aus) 78.56
6 Kong Fanyu (Chn) 59.67
Women's curling - Great Britain 0-1 Canada (third end)
Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland in Beijing
Both teams are playing pretty well right now and hitting their shots.
A classic case of who makes the first major mistake.
Women's curling - Great Britain 0-1 Canada
A blank second end in what is proving to be a very tight match between GB and Canada.
Jennifer Jones successfully knocks stones from Vicky Wright and Eve Muirhead out of the house, before Muirhead cleans up with her final shot.
Freestyle skiing women's aerial
Graham Bell
Five-time Olympic skier on BBC TV
You can see the pine bows there (on the landing), they're bits of Christmas tree chopped up and thrown down onto the landing hill to give you some contrast. So you're not just jumping from the black sky into a white background. They give you a bit of depth perception.
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John Jackson
Two-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC TV
It’s going to be fine margins between being in the mix and being four or five places back, but it’s all down to hundredths of a second. There's a few bits for Brad Hall to tidy up there, don’t let your head drop down you’ve got to fight for it Brad, fight for those next three runs.
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Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Beijing
Germany's Francesco Friedrich has been outstanding all season so it is no surprise to see him go into the lead in the first heat with a track record.
He's followed by fellow German Johannes Lochner and the Russian Olympic Committee's Rostislav Gaitiukevich.
Brad Hall shakes his head as he comes across the line, he's not happy with his first run. The GB sled did lose a bit a speed at the bottom and he's 0.67 seconds off the lead. It's only the first run of four but he needs to clean it up in his second run to remain in medal contention.
Women's curling - GB 0-1 Canada
Great Britain's women have won three of their five games so far, and are in joint fourth place with Sweden. The top four from 10 teams make the semi-finals.
GB beat Denmark 7-2 on Sunday and have three more matches after today's encounter with Canada...
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LordGreystoke: Curling is the highlight sport of the Winter Olympics as far as I'm concerned. Can't get enough of it, especially with the GB men and women in contention, too.
Image source, Getty ImagesTwo-man bobsleigh
Pilot Brad Hall shakes his head as the British sled slows up past the line. They've crossed in 59.69 seconds, that's good enough for sixth out of the eight sleds so far.
Women's curling - Great Britain 0-1 Canada
A great shot by Jennifer Jones, who rolls a yellow onto the button with Canada's final stone.
Eve Muirhead with the final say in the first end... but it's Canada who get the steal at the start of this match.
Two-man bobsleigh
Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Beijing
Brad Hall has already had some success on this Yanqing track.
He took silver in the Olympic test event in the two-man bobsleigh alongside Greg Cackett.
Confidence is high.
“The last couple of years we have had a lot of bad luck but this year has been the first time we have actually been able to see our potential and have a clean run into the season,” said.
“We started the season with a silver medal at the Olympic test event then our first World Cup weekend we won two medals and from then we won a few more so it’s been a massive confidence boost, not just winning medals but consistently winning medals, which was our main aim of the season to prepare for the Olympics.”
Two-man bobsleigh
Seven down. Another 23 to go. And it is time for British pair Brad Hall and Nick Gleeson to go in the men's bobsleigh....
Women's curling - Great Britain 0-0 Canada
A mistake from Canada's Kaitlyn Lawes, but Vicky Wright can't quite take full advantage of that error as we reach the business end of the first end.
GB will still hope to get off to a decent start here, and Eve Muirhead clears two guarding yellows with GB's penultimate stone.
Just past midday in the UK (and 8pm in Beijing) so here's a round-up of some headlines from Monday at the 2022 Winter Olympics... .
Having your lunchtime soup and checking in with us for the first time today?
Beijing is cold but the action is hot. Like your minestrone.
Here's what you've missed so far today...
Freestyle skiing women's aerial
Halfway through the medal final and it's China's Xu Mengtao who leads with a score of 108.61.
The locals LOVE that. Flags are being waved with gusto. Probably to help warm up too.
American Ashley Caldwell goes last after leading the way in the first final.
Men's team ski jumping
"So, so bad!" shouts Casey Larson of the US after his run. He knows the game is up.
The United States bow out of the first round along with the Czech Republic and China.
It is all to play for at the top though, with Slovenia currently in the gold medal position ahead of Austria and Norway.
Germany's Karl Geiger is the last to go in the first round and is not happy with his effort, shaking his head when the scores come in.
The Germans have not been off the podium in this event since 2006 but face a battle to make it here. They are ten points behind Norway in fourth.
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