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
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 3-4 Sweden (after eight ends)
Not quite from Bruce Mouat.
Sweden's Niklas Edin has room to slide a stone into the button and score one.
The lead is reinflated. The cushion is plumped back up.
But Britain were putting all the pressure on in that end.
And they have the hammer in the next.
Time to score big.
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 3-3 Sweden (after seven ends)
A little error from Niklas Edin on his penultimate stone. And a little error is all it needs sometimes.
Is this a glimmer of a steal for Great Britain? Bruce Mouat's stone is on it's way...
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 3-3 Sweden (after seven ends)
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Andrew Priestley: GB have held on by the fingernails for most of the opening 7 ends, but through sheer grit and determination sees them all-square. It’s now a 3 end shootout for gold with the majority of the pressure resting on the shoulders of the Swedes.
Men's curling final: Great Britain 3-3 Sweden (after seven ends)
Rhona Howie
Olympic gold medallist curler on BBC TV
Great Britain can't get frustrated they need to keep doing what they have been doing.
Speed skating - men's mass start
Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Beijing
It's gold for Bart Swings in the men's mass start - he's upgraded on his silver from 2018 and becomes the first Belgian gold medallist at a Winter Olympics since 1948!
South Korea make up the rest of the podium through Chung Jae Won and Lee Seung Hoon.
Image source, Getty ImagesMen's curling final: Great Britain 3-3 Sweden (after seven ends)
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV
Just a few small errors creeping in to Sweden's play and Great Britain have done what they had to do to get the steal.
Men's curling final: Great Britain 3-3 Sweden (after seven ends)
A massive final stone for Niklas Edin.
Can he pull off a multiple plant shot to shunt out Grant Hardie's one on the button? It is a domino rally of a shot.
Nope! Nowhere near.
Great Britain steal an end. Scoreline level.
Sweden with the hammer in the eighth.
How's the nerves?
Men's curling final: Great Britain 2-3 Sweden (after six ends)
Rhona Howie
Olympic gold medallist curler on BBC TV
These are the mistakes we have been expecting to happen at some point from Sweden.
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 2-3 Sweden (after six ends)
Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland in Beijing
Image source, GettySwedish skip Niklas Edin practically belly slides his way out of the hack. He gets so low to the ice to try to get the best view.
Men's curling final: Great Britain 2-3 Sweden (after six ends)
Image source, Getty ImagesThis is the scene. Great Britain with one stone left, Sweden with two.
Can Sweden find a way to evict the yellow stone on the button and score big?
Or can Great Britain steal a score?
This could be pivotal.
Men's curling final: Great Britain 2-3 Sweden (after six ends)
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV
What a shot there, what a shot! Just when they needed it most Grant Hardie delivers.
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 2-3 Sweden (after six ends)
Sublime from Grant Hardie!
He swings a perfect stone right onto the button.
The momentum shifts Great Britain's way.
Men's curling final: Great Britain 2-3 Sweden (after six ends)
Katie Lammie (Bobby Lammie's mum) speaking to BBC: "I'm a little wrecked, just what a week it's been. Nerves have played a big part in it but it's just amazing to part of it and emotional to have these people here watching our boys doing so well.
On if she has been in touch with Bobby: "A few messages back and forth but he's quite a laid back boy, he just likes to know what he's doing and focusing on. They have just got to go out there and enjoy it and try their best and that's all we can ask if them. They're a credit to us all.
Men's curling final: Great Britain 2-3 Sweden (after six ends)
Image source, Getty ImagesThis is not looking too clever for Britain.
A house party of red stones. Great Britain need to break it up sharpish if they are to avoid Sweden scoring two or more from this end.
Men's 50km mass start
Great Britain's Andrew Musgrave comes in 12th in the shortened 50km race at the Genting cross country venue.
There are icicles hanging off the faces and hats of the racers from the bitterly cold conditions.
It's been a Games to remember for Russia Olympic Committee skier Alexander Bolshunov who claims his third gold in Beijing and fifth medal in total.
Fellow ROC athlete Ivan Yakimushkin claims the silver medal, some five seconds adrift of Bolshunov, with Norway's Simen Hegstad Krueger, taking the bronze.
Men's curling final: Sweden 3-2 Great Britain (after six ends)
Jackie Lockhart
Four-time Olympic curler on BBC TV
For non-curlers it may look boring but there's a lot of skill involved in the tactical side of how this game is being played.
Men's curling final: Sweden 3-2 Great Britain (after six ends)
Rhona Howie
Olympic gold medallist curler on BBC TV
Great Britain just need to force that error and it will come, I do believe they will get that chance.
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 2-3 Sweden (after five ends)
Sweden have their noses in front and have not intention of risking their lead.
They opt to keep the house empty, clonking out British stones, and retain their last-stone advantage.
When the chance comes they will attempt to score big and land a knockout blow.
Gold-medal match: Great Britain 2-3 Sweden (after five ends)
Image source, GettySweden's Rasmus Wranaa is a pretty beefy, heavy-set guy. And he does demolition over delicacy.
Big breaks to clear the house and wipe the slate clean. It's working well for Sweden.