That's a huge jump from Colombia's Martha Araujo - in fact it is a personal best of 6.61m.

That will put pressure on the rest of the field, including Katarina Johnson-Thompson.

Her third and final jump coming up...

Hamish McArthur has now had two attempts at the first wall and he's fallen at the same point both times.

He goes again with a minute left on the clock and he completes the first wall!

He's delighted with that! 24.8 on the board for the Brit.

Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

KJT needs a big finish here...

That second jump was all about just getting on the board

It sounds obvious, but what she does here will just take off that pressure in the javelin, which is comparatively one of her weaker events.

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Here we go then. Great Britain's Hamish McArthur is up first.

Jazmin Sawyers
European indoor long jump champion on BBC TV

That is significantly better for Nafi Thiam, with plenty of space on the board. She needed to respond and has.

Nafi Thiam improves on her second jump - 6.41m - but she is still giving away around 19cm on the board.

Annik Kaelin of Switzerland nails her second jump, going 6.59m. That's the best of the morning so far and could lift her into medal contention.

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Great Britain's Toby Roberts and Hamish McArthur are both in the men's bouldering and lead final this morning.

Surrey climber Roberts made his first recorded climb at just three-years-old, while McArthur was known as a child prodigy and joined the GB senior climbing team at 16.

Both have been speaking their stories on Paris: Grassroots to Glory.

Jazmin Sawyers
European indoor long jump champion on BBC TV

Katarina Johnson-Thompson is giving away 30cms - so much space, which in heptathlon is so many points. But she has got one on the board. She will need more though.

Allison Curbishley
Former GB 400m runner on BBC Radio 5 Live

The technology shows us how far behind the board Johnson-Thompson is.

I wonder if she is just so quick on this runway and that is really tough when you are having to adjust your stride.

She is almost reaching the board too quickly. She needs to have confidence in her speed.

Much better - though Katarina Johnson-Thompson does not look too happy. She shaking her head after that jump.

It registers 6.04m, but KJT will need more than that in her final jump.

She was about 30cm short from the take-off board, so still has plenty to give.

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Katarina Johnson-Thompson is sitting in ninth after her first jump. Can she improve on that with her second?

Here she goes...

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Head over to the Red Button or iPlayer as Great Britain's climbers Toby Roberts and Hamish McArthur go for gold in the boulder and lead final.

Jazmin Sawyers
European indoor long jump champion on BBC TV

A really positive first jump for Jade O'Dowda. She can now relax and attack the next jumps.

Great Britain's Jade O'Dowda, the current UK indoor and outdoor long jump champion, makes a good start, registering 6.33m in her first jump - the second highest so far.

Jazmin Sawyers
European indoor long jump champion on BBC TV

If Katarina Johnson-Thompson is watching on then Nafi Thiam's jump will not worry her. That is not a massive jump.

Nafi Thiam registers 6.05m, only the third best of the group so far.

There is a strong breeze coming from behind the athletes which may be causing them difficulties with their run-ups.

Here is Nafi Thiam. The Belgian is probably Katarina Johnson-Thompson's biggest rival for gold.

Allison Curbishley
Former GB 400m runner on BBC Radio 5 Live

You only get three attempts to hit it but we will have to see if Johnson-Thompson moves that marker for her next jump.

It is important that she gets a good one to not only put pressure on the others but to also ease pressure on her third jump.

Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

A wry smile from Katarina Johnson-Thompson as she misses her first attempt at the long jump, before she slaps herself on her cheeks and heads over to the stands to speak to coach Aston Moore.

Hmm, Katarina Johnson-Thompson pretty much abandons her first jump and barely skips into the sand, registering a 4.65m

She is shaking her head as she wanders over to have a chat with coach Aston Moore.

There is still two jumps to go so all is not lost.