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On Katie Ormerod, the Briton did confirm she will return later in the Games for the Big Air, with qualification for that final taking place on 14 February.

Great to see her finally make her Olympic debut today. What a moment for her - and what a journey it has been to get there.

Evann Griffiths: Got up earlier for work just so I can watch the curling first.

That's the spirit, Evann! Anyone else done the same?

Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland reporter at the National Aquatics Centre

This is a big day for British pair Jen Dodds and Bruce Mouat.

Beat the Czech Republic this afternoon and then current leaders Italy tonight, and they'll be very close to a semi-final spot with three games left of the group phase.

The customary rendition of 'Scotland the Brave' on the bagpipes has just been played out after some Chinese disco tunes (yes, it happens before every session) so here we go...

BBC Two

It's over to BBC Two now to follow the curling. Quick!

Just waking up? Here's what has happened overnight.

British snowboarder Katie Ormerod missed out on a place in the women's slopestyle final as she made her long-awaited Olympic debut.

After injury ruled her out on the eve of the Pyeongchang Games four years ago, the 24-year-old finished 19th in qualifying on the artificial snow in China.

"It feels amazing to be able to call myself an Olympian," Yorkshire's Ormerod told BBC Sport.

"I've been waiting years to finally say that. To drop in and compete at an Olympics. It feels really special."

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You've got less than 10 minutes to go until the curling returns!

Get the kettle on, get comfy, and embrace curling fever. You won't regret it!

In the meantime, here's Katie Ormerod's interview with BBC Sport after she missed on on the slopestyle final on her long-awaited Olympic debut.

And for those who hadn't realised the Games would begin before the opening ceremony, here's how Dodds and Mouat picked up their other two victories so far.

Last time out, Great Britain's mixed doubles curlers Jen Dodds and Bruce Mouat had to survive an Australia fightback to maintain their semi-final hopes in Beijing.

The British pair were pegged back in the last end to force a decider, despite leading 6-1 and then 8-6, but Australia's Tahli Gill missed her draw to give Britain a nervy 9-8 win.

We're a little over 20 minutes away from Great Britain's mixed doubles round robin match against Czech Republic.

Great Britain are tied third following Sweden's victory over Switzerland earlier this morning with three wins and one loss, while Czech Republic are tied fifth, having won two and lost two.

That match begins at 06:05 GMT.

BBC Radio 1 duo Matt Edmondson and Mollie King have been having a go at some of the sports that we'll be following over the next two weeks.

Here's what happened when they took on a skeleton challenge...

Laura Stacey has extended Canada's lead to 7-1 in the second period, but Finland have responded well despite another setback.

They have a player advantage for two minutes following a tripping penalty, but they can't make it count. They will start period three a player up though because the power-play is not quite over.

Shaun White, the world’s most famous snowboarder, will compete in his fifth and final Winter Olympics in Beijing.

He arrives as defending champion, having won three golds in his previous four Games.

The 35-year-old says these Games, where he will become the oldest male halfpipe rider in Olympic history, will be his last – “a bonus run”.

We've just had the latest coronavirus figures from the Beijing 2022 organising committee and they reveal 25 athletes and team officials tested positive on Friday.

A total of 20 were caught at the airport - with athletes involved later in the Games still arriving - and five were caught from the daily PCR tests everyone involved in the Games in China has to have.

BBC One

Attention has turned to ice hockey now on BBC One, with 2018 silver medallists Canada taking on Finland in Group A of the women's preliminary round.

The Canadians are not messing about as they aim for another shot at gold this time around. They're 5-1 up in the second period.

BBC Sport

More from Katie Ormerod, talking to BBC Sport:

"It feels absolutely amazing. All I asked of myself was to go out and do my best.

"This course is really challenging and even though I am not in the finals I can go home happy now.

"It's always a bonus walking home injury free."

Katie Ormerod will be having a crack at Big Air too, on 14 February, so her Games are certainly not over just yet.

"I'm just going to rest in between and put all my focus into that," she says.

A real statement from New Zealand's Zoi Sadowski-Synnott there, finishing top of qualifying with a second run score of 86.75.

Japanese 17-year-old Kokomo Murase wasn't too far behind her though, registering an 81.45.

GB's Katie Ormerod finishes 19th.

Urska Pribosic goes for it, but it all falls apart for the Slovenian.

We have our 12 finalists!