Mixed doubles curling: GB's Jen Dodds & Bruce Mouat lose 7-5 to Italy after earlier beating Czechs
Hosts China win short track speed skating mixed team relay for their first gold
Brothers Farrell & Niall Treacy fail to qualify in men's 1000m heats
GB's Kathryn Thomson crashes out in women's 500m heats
Luge: Rupert Staudinger 24th after first two runs in men's event
Snowboard slopestyle: GB's Katie Ormerod fails to qualify for final
Freestyle skiing: Will Feneley 27th in moguls qualifying so does not make final
Women's 15km skiathlon: Norway's Therese Johaug wins first gold of Games
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou
It's an absolute corker of a day here in Zhangjiakou, not a cloud in the sky. The temperature reads -20.4C, but to be completely honest it doesn't feel that cold (famous last words!).
A decent crowd here too, being warmed up by some sort of dance troup. That's one way to stay warm, I guess.
Image source, BBC SportWomen's slopestyle qualification
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
We've seen progression in the four year cycle. the fact that Katie Ormerod has kept pace with it is phenomenal.
It is an incredible achievement to have missed half a cycle and to still be here.
Women's slopestyle qualification
Having just missed out on reaching the 2014 Games, Ormerod went to PyeongChang with medal aspirations.
Fate had other ideas, though.
Firstly, she broke her wrist in training a few days before the competition. Despite bravely planning on competing with a cast, the following day she broke her heel - splitting the bone clean in two - in a freak accident.
She watched the event on TV post surgery in hospital - the first of seven operations - before spending four months on crutches and requiring a year of rehab.
Her list of previous injuries also includes a snapped ACL, a broken shoulder, a break to each arm and a broken back.
Image source, Getty ImagesKatie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou
Much has been made of the artificial snow being used at these Olympics, but I can confirm there was some natural snowfall here in the mountains of Zhangjiakou last week.
We’re about 110 miles from Beijing itself, and it’s insanely cold.
The lowest temperature we’ve experienced so far is -22C. I’ve already become used to frosty eyelashes and eyebrows.
Women's slopestyle qualification
Yorkshire snowboarder Katie Ormerod begins her quest for an Olympic medal shortly.
The 24-year-old suffered an injury nightmare four years ago but comes to Beijing on the back of some promising form.
Missing out on qualification for Sochi in 2014, Ormerod broke her heel in Pyeongchang in 2018 - just days before what should have been her Olympic debut.
She made British snowboarding history when she won the slopestyle crystal globe for the 2019-20 World Cup season.
Image source, Getty ImagesSnow sports.
They're REALLY not for the faint-hearted.
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Switzerland 1-6 Sweden
Rhona Howie
Olympic gold medallist curler on BBC TV
Switzerland have set up some really good ends, but just not managed to finish it off.
Mixed curling is a different game, it's different tactics.
All games are big now - but Sweden were very impressive.
Switzerland 1-6 Sweden
A last shot for Sweden in the seventh end as they look to wrap this match up...
Lovely! The Swedish pair have had a fantastic morning - and Switzerland have had enough.
With one stone to go, the Swiss agree to shake hands - or fist-bump as is the new norm - to confirm a 6-1 win for Sweden. Well deserved.
Great Britain have competed at every Winter Olympics since they began in Chamonix in France in 1924.
A squad of 50 athletes and reserves travelled to Beijing, with four of the GB athletes winning medals at previous Olympics.
Izzy Atkin (2018), Eve Muirhead (2014) and Laura Deas (2018) claimed medals for GB, while Gus Kenworthy won silver in ski slopestyle in 2014 when representing the United States.
In 23 Winter Games, Britain have won 32 medals in total - although seven more were won in figure skating when it was part of the 1908 and 1920 Summer Olympics.
You can see the full GB squad here.
Image source, Getty ImagesSwitzerland 1-6 Sweden
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV
We've seen this the last four ends, Sweden has picked up the one and the situation gets more precarious for Switzerland.
Wth the standard of play from the two Swedes, you can't see Switzerland coming back from this.
Switzerland 1-6 Sweden
Once again, Sweden pick up another point to move 6-1 ahead after six ends.
It's looking like a job well done for Sweden as they look to boost their hopes of qualification as one of the top four teams.
In the other match this morning, Norway have beaten Australia after Australia shook hands when trailing 10-4 after six ends.
In case you're starting to feel tired and are perhaps considering a nap, don't!
We're less than half an hour away now from the start of the women's slopestyle qualification, featuring Team GB's Katie Ormerod.
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou
We arrived in China over a week ago and so we’ve had plenty of time to have a look around (within the closed loop system, of course).
I first came to the Genting Snow Park last weekend and was blown away by the venue. You can see the end of the slopestyle course in this photo I took - those jumps are SO big it’s hard to comprehend.
I’d tip my woolly hat to the athletes who launch themselves over those, but it's absolutely freezing and I don’t want my ears to get cold.
Image source, BBC SportJamaica are certainly feeling the Olympic spirit today!
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Switzerland 1-5 Sweden
Steve Cram
Curling commentator on BBC TV
It's another steal on the Swiss power-play for Sweden, and they pick up another one after a great shot from Almida De Val.
What a mistake from Switzerland's Jenny Perret.
Switzerland 1-5 Sweden
That's an excellent final shot!
Sweden's Almida de Val manages to wipe out three Swiss stones and, incredibly, the Swiss pair miss Sweden's only stone with their final attempt. Wow! A huge chance goes begging for the Swiss. Sweden edge 5-1 ahead...
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Looosey: I'm watching curling and it's not even team GB! Must be first day.
Curling fever is here again!
Speaking during the ceremony, IOC president Thomas Bach addressed "all political authorities across the globe", asking them to "give peace a chance".
"In our fragile world, where division, conflict and mistrust are on the rise, we show the world: yes, it is possible to be fierce rivals, while at the same time living peacefully and respectfully together," he said.
Bach told the athletes: "You will show how the world would look like, if we all respect the same rules and each other.
"Over the next two weeks you will compete with each other for the highest prize. At the same time, you will live peacefully together under one roof in the Olympic Village.
"There, there will be no discrimination for any reason whatsoever. "
Image source, Getty ImagesSwitzerland 1-4 Sweden
Switzerland have the numbers ahead of their final stone, but they miss a huge opportunity to knock Sweden's sole yellow stone out of the picture.
Instead, Sweden extend their lead to 4-1 at the halfway stage.
Australia have managed to get on the scoreboard against Norway, but trail 7-1 after four ends.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has been criticised for awarding these Games to China because of the country's alleged human rights abuses.
During Friday's opening ceremony, IOC president Thomas Bach said one of the missions of the Games was to "unite humankind in all our diversity".
Here's an explainer.