Men's curling final - GB win silver after losing 5-4 to Sweden
X Country men's 50km race shortened to 30km - GB's Musgrave 12th
Men's freeski halfpipe - GB's Gus Kenworthy eighth as NZ's Nico Porteous wins gold
Four-man bobsleigh - GB sixth after two runs - final two runs on Sunday
Skiing mixed team parallel - event postponed because of poor weather conditions
Two-woman bobsleigh - final two runs with Montell Douglas and Mica McNeill competing for GB
Men's freeski halfpipe final
Gus Kenworthy switched allegiance from Team USA to Team GB for his final Olympic Games, in order to represent the country of his birth and his mother's nation.
He's had some support this morning from a certain former team-mate...
Image source, InstagramMen's freeski halfpipe final
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou
This is it, the final day of Gus Kenworthy's professional skiing career. He's set to retire from the sport after today's halfpipe final.
He scraped through by the skin of his teeth in 12th spot, meaning he'll be the first to drop in today.
Can he go out on a high?
Four-man bobsleigh
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Beijing
The Yanqing Sliding Centre has not been Great Britain's friend at these Games with the skeleton and bobsleigh athletes having issues with the track.
Brad Hall and Nick Gleeson crashed in the two-man bobsleigh but dusted themselves down, took the fourth run and finished 11th.
But with the season they have had, they know they are capable of so much more and head into these Olympics ranked fourth in the world in the four-man.
Can they challenge for a medal here?
The first heat starts at 01:30 GMT, with the Brits heading off eighth in the running order.
Men's halfpipe final
Image source, Getty ImagesThis morning's men's halfpipe final is set to be the last event of Gus Kenworthy's career.
A silver medallist at Sochi 2014 when he was representing the United States, Kenworthy switched to Team GB in 2019. He has reached the Beijing Games despite barely competing for the past year following a range of setbacks, including concussion and Covid-19.
He's up against the likes of New Zealand's X Games champion Nico Porteous and American 2018 silver medallist Alex Ferreira as he aims for a podium spot.
The first action of day 15 is fast approaching!
First up, it's the men's freestyle skiing halfpipe final, and the first of the four-man bobsleigh runs.
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Triumph. Defeat. Controversy. History. Falls and crashes. Records and redemption. Switch 1080s. Curling fever.
Somehow, we’ve already reached the final weekend of Beijing 2022.
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There’s still plenty yet to be settled before the curtain is drawn on an extraordinary Winter Olympics...