China's Chen Yiwen has opened a 12 point lead at the top of the leaderboard with Australia's Maddison Keeney in second.

GB's Yasmin Harper is fourth and her third dive brings in 63 points.

She's within touching distance of a bronze medal.

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BBC Sport in Paris

At the climbing, after more than an hour of interviews, the dust is settling on what Toby Roberts has achieved.

He has finally caught up with his mum and dad.

"What have you done to us, Toby," his mum says.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

Oh it’s a shame she's back from the end of the diving board and this dive is difficult enough anyway without making it even more difficult. That impacts the take-off negatively.

Grace does the best job possible off a really poor take-off. That’s what happens when the pressure is on.

Ooooh Grace Reid won't be happy with that one.

Her second dive doesn't go to plan at all and she only scores 41.85, taking her overall score to 100.35.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

A little bit arched in the lower back and little bit of ankle-wash as she goes in but considering where that dive has been, certainly towards a higher end from a performance and execution point of view.

So, after the first round of dives, GB's Yasmin Harper is third while Grace Reid is eighth.

Harper is up for her second dive and she posts a score of 58.50.

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It's a poor start from China's Yani Chang as she posts only 42 points from her opening dive.

Rare you see that from a Chinese diver!

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Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

It is a good start [for Grace Reid], she’s a little heavy on the bottom of the dive, bit too much splash being thrown up.

The take-off and aerial work was excellent, she had enough time but didn’t quite lock out the arms.

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Grace Reid's first dive isn't quite as good as she would have hoped for. The Briton puts 58.50 on the board.

She will be hoping for better than that in the next round.

Leon Taylor
Olympic diving silver medallist on BBC TV

And we’re off - Yas looking to find a way to relax into an Olympic final – that is the key to unlocking your performance. Fraction short of vertical.

No scares for Sophie Capewell, who beats Nurul Izzah Izzati Mohd Asri of Malaysia with a time of 10.886 - the fastest in this session so far.

Both Brits through to the second round.

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Weightlifting is among the sports today and for refugee athlete Ramiro Mora, based in Bristol, competing at Paris fulfills a long-term promise to his parents who died when he was young.

He told his story on Paris: Grassroots to Glory.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

A wry little smile from Sophie Capewell as she's introduced to the crowd as 'Olympic team sprint champion'.

That won't have sunk in yet.

GB's Yasmin Harper gets the final under way and her first dive gives her 63 points with a forward 2½ somersaults one twist.

Good start from Harper.

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No dramas for Emma Finucane.

She kept a close eye on Marlena Karwacka during the opening 'cat-and-mouse' style two laps, the Pole then attempted to attack when the bell sounded but Finucane eased clear on the final bend to win by a distance.

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If you want to watch Great Britain's Yasmin Harper and Grace Reid in the 3m springboard final then head over to BBC One.

The women's sprint starts for proper now with the riders going head-to-head over three laps.

GB's Emma Finucane is in heat two against Poland's Marlena Karwacka. Sophie Capewell is in heat four against Nurul Izzah Izzati Mohd Asri of Malaysia.

The winners go straight through, the losers have a second chance in the repechage.

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Great Britain's Yasmin Harper and Grace Reid are two of 12 women diving in the 3m springboard final at 14:00 BST.

Harper, already a bronze medallist at these Games, only just scraped through to the final and will be hoping for a better performance in the final.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

Australia's Matthew Richardson was actually born in Maidstone, Kent, and his family moved Down Under when he was nine.

He competed in artistic gymnastics as a child, as did Dutchman Harrie Lavreysen, but both switched to cycling due to injuries in their teens.