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Another day passes with Team GBs medal cabinet starting to swell.

Nathan Hale set the tone early in the afternoon when he claimed gold in the trap shooting event and a second followed to end the night in the pool with Team GB scooping 4x200m freestyle relay gold.

Andy Murray's farewell tour continues alongside Dan Evans after reaching the quarter-finals.

Plenty to celebrate from a British perspective and we're only just getting started.

Make sure to come back and join us tomorrow when we'll be up and running from 06:30 BST with (hopefully) more gold medals to come.

BBC One

The key Olympics viewing this evening begins at 22:40 BST on BBC One as Isa Guha and Mark Chapman bring you Tonight at the Games. You can also watch on iPlayer and this website (UK only).

Eighteen gold medals:

Artistic gymnastics (men's individual all-around), BMX freestyle (men's and women's), canoe slalom (women's C1), diving (women's synchro 10m platform), fencing (men's sabre team), judo (women's-70kg, men's -90kg), rowing (men's quadruple sculls, women's quadruple sculls), shooting (women's trap), swimming (women's 100m free, men's 200m fly, women's 1500m free, men's 200m breast, men's 100m free), triathlon (women's and men's individual).

Highlights

On Wednesday, the women’s triathlon is due to start at 07:00, before the postponed men's event begins at 09:45. Tests are being carried out daily on the water quality in the River Seine. Team GB have a very strong women's team in world champion Beth Potter, Tokyo individual silver medallist Georgia Taylor-Brown and world top 10-ranked Kate Waugh. France’s Cassandre Beaugrand and Emma Lombardi are also contenders for gold at their home Games. Competitors start from the Pont Alexandre III bridge in view of the Eiffel Tower, swim 1,500m in the Seine then run up a set of steps to start the 40km bike course, which includes some cobbled stretches. Lastly, there is a 10km run.

In the men's race, GB's Alex Yee will hope to be at the front of the action. Yee won Olympic silver in a pulsating Tokyo contest three years ago. Norwegian Kristian Blummenfelt, who pulled past Yee to win gold that day, is back but has since moved up to Ironman distance then back down again, and it remains to be seen if he will master that transition.

The men's all-around gymnastics final begins at 16:30, an event where athletes compete on all six apparatus to decide the best overall gymnast at the Olympics. Max Whitlock made it on to the Rio podium in this event eight years ago, but defending champion and multiple world title-winner Daiki Hashimoto is the favourite.

We reach the freestyle BMX finals from 12:10, where GB’s Charlotte Worthington and Kieran Reilly are proven champions on the world stage. This is freestyle’s second Olympic appearance. To win gold, perform as many tricks as you can in 60 seconds and make sure they are better than anyone else’s.

Wednesday could bring a medal opportunity for GB’s Mallory Franklin in the C1 women’s canoe slalom (final from 16:25). Australia’s Jessica Fox, one of the greatest canoeists of all time and the Tokyo champion, will be one of Franklin’s biggest rivals. Watch out for Elena Lilik, who beat Andrea Herzog – Tokyo’s bronze medallist – to claim Germany’s sole entry in this event.

Who knew trap shooting could be so enthralling?

Great Britain's Nathan Hales may have attracted some new fans to the sport earlier when he took gold.

The 28-year-old hit 48 shots out of 50 to break the previous record of 43 and secure GB's first men's trap gold since 1968.

Daniel Wiffen has become the first athlete from Northern Ireland to win an Olympic gold medal in 36 years in a thrilling 800m freestyle final in Paris.

The Team Ireland swimmer also set an Olympic record with his blistering finish as he recorded a time of 7:38.19.

Great Britain signed off another successful day by retained their Olympic 4x200m freestyle relay title in commanding fashion to secure the team's first swimming gold in Paris.

Matt Richards James Guy, Tom Dean and Duncan Scott - reunited to win in the cauldron of La Defense Arena.

It's now four gold medals at Paris 2024 and 12 overall.

Talk about being in the right place at the right time.

French photographer Jerome Brouillet knew he had the chance of capturing something special when Brazilian surfer Gabriel Medina caught one of the day's biggest waves.

Watch: Biles stars as USA take goldpublished at 22:15 British Summer Time 30 July

22:15 BST 30 July

Gymnastics - women's team event

Simone Biles inspired the United States to victory in the women's team gymnastics event as the first leg of a "redemption tour" began with a fifth Olympic gold.

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Team GB's Andy Murray speaking to the BBC after his second round men's doubles win alongside Dan Evans: "Tonight we deserved to win, in the first round we were lucky - tonight if it had gone the other way it would have been unfortunate.

"We were playing well and had lots of chances. We played every point and come up with some great returns when we were down in the third set and we served it out really well, but we left it too close to comfort.

"It was way better than the first match, certainly from my side - there was nerves in the first match and I didn’t serve well at all. Today from my side I was much happier with how I served and we gave them few chances on the return.

"If we can serve that way and combine like that we will be tough to beat - obviously winning matches like that builds confidence. The opponents will see that as well, that we have been coming back and always there at the end - that helps."

We knew it would be a treat when Spain announced Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz were pairing up for the men's doubles at Paris 2024.

They did not disappoint earlier when beating Dutch duo Tallon Griekspoor and Wesley Koolhof.

Watch the Spanish pair put on a clinic...

James Guy, Tom Dean, Duncan Scott and Matt Richards dazzled in the pool early, taking gold and defending Team GBs Olympic title in the men's 4x200m freestyle relay.

Thankfully they choose a career in the pool rather than looking to venture into the world of art...

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Britain's Vicky Holland, who won bronze in the women's triathlon at the 2016 Olympics, has spoken about the possibility of the triathlon becoming a duathlon on BBC Radio 5 Live: "Friday is the next contingency plan if tomorrow the water quality is not quite up to scratch again and then we were told it would go to a duathlon.

"At that point it becomes just a bike and run race. although it is usually arranged so it is a run leg, a bike leg and then another run leg so it will just cut out the swim portion of the race altogether.

"None of the athletes want that. Even the athletes, I think, who have qualified as strong runners and who might be thinking that no swim plays into their hands a little bit, they qualified for a triathlon, they want there to be a triathlon.

"We want to showcase our sport, we don't want it to be a duathlon. We want those Olympic medals to go to the best triathletes on the planet and not duathletes."

Paris has delivered once again today - here's your key headlines:

• Team GB have added two more gold medals to their haul, doubling it to four, thanks to swimming victory in the men's 4x200m freestyle relay and a shooting gold for Nathan Hales in the men's trap final.
• Andy Murray did Andy Murray things - putting us through the wringer again as he and Dan Evans won a championship tie-break to reach the last eight of the doubles competition at Roland Garros.
• Simone Biles and Team USA were simply breathtaking in winning the gold medal in the gymnastics team final. Read the report here.

• The men's was triathlon postponed over poor water quality. Read our explainer here.

• Jack Draper has been knocked out of the men's singles tennis.
• Defending champion Charlotte Worthington has been knocked out of the women's BMX freestyle qualification in the first round.
• Great Britain's men's came from behind to draw 2-2 with the Netherlands in the hockey pool stage.

Getting inspired by watching the gymnasts tumble?

Enjoyed seeing a judoka score an Ippon?

Well, why not take some exercise tips from Joe Wicks to improve your sport.

Who knows... you could be at Los Angeles 2028!

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

For the first time God Save the King rings around La Defense.

The BBC commentary team to my left are beaming with pride. Special, special moments in the pool.

This was the winning moment that looked like it might never come. Watch Dan Evans and Andy Murray bounce around at the joy of winning this one.

Magnificent.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

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Over 10 minutes after clinching another epic victory, Murray is still signing autographs for the hordes of fans shrieking his name.

These battles and these moments are what he lives for.

Bottle up that mentality and sell it for a quid a go.

And don't forget, Dan Evans. He's been through the wringer this year and also showed his resilience to bounce back from that double fault which handed over the second set.

What a pair these lads are...

BBC iPlayer

So after that dramatic Andy Murray doubles match - are they ever straightforward?! - you can now watch boxing and then rugby sevens on the second stream, which is available on BBC iPlayer or through this page. Enjoy!