Move aroundpublished at 18:21 British Summer Time 1 August

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There goes the horn, so off go our gymnasts to move onto the next rotation. Nothing came of that Flavia Saraiva judges query, so the Brazilian keeps her 14.266 beam score.

Andrade leads; Biles in thirdpublished at 18:18 British Summer Time 1 August

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Thumbs up if you think the beam looks terrifying?

Flavia Saraiva makes it look easy, however. Fabulous routine by the 24-year-old Brazilian and that surely will be a decent score to add to her tally. It's 14.266 for Saraiva, but is there a question being asked here for the judges to look at?

The reigning all-around champion Sunisa Lee, meanwhile, is on the uneven bars. Team USA are out in force to watch their girls in action - the camera has just spied basketball great Steph Curry in the crowd - and the American scores a 14.866, moving her into fifth place.

Simone Biles is in the bronze medal position, Kaylia Nemour, following a fantastic uneven bars routine, is up to second and Brazil's Rebeca Andrade is leading the way for Paris gold.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

Dashing around to make sure you’re set for Andy Murray and Dan Evans?

Don’t fret. You’ve got another hour.

Casper Ruud has levelled his men’s quarter-final against Felix Auger-Alissiame which means there will be a deciding set before the intrepid Brits.

While Ruud and FAA pop off for quick splash of water round the chops, the Roland Garros crowd sing along to a French chanson classic by Joe Dassin.

Rory McIlroy is two shots outside the medal positions after an opening 68 left him sharing 15th place at the Olympic men's golf event in Paris.

Jenner supports Biles' USA teampublished at 18:13 British Summer Time 1 August

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American model and TV personality, Kendall Jenner is keeping up with Simone Biles' performance in the Bercy Arena.

So far this week the gymnastics has been the go too place for American celebrities. From Bill Gates to Tom Cruise they cannot get enough of the gymnastics!

It's over in the second Pool B game of today - Spain have beaten South Africa 1-0, ensuring Great Britain have a place in the quarter-finals.

Having beaten the United States 5-2 earlier today, GB will play Argentina in their final group match on Saturday, before the quarter-finals begin on Monday.

Spain will progress with them, while the USA and South Africa will head home at the end of the pool stage.

Watch: Biles 'absolutely stratospheric'published at 18:09 British Summer Time 1 August

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Gymnastics - women's all-around final

If you missed the opening of this women's all-around final, then watch Simone Biles take off into the Paris sky with her "stratospheric" vault.

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Italy's Alice D'Amato is next up after the Andrade-Biles showdown and is the highest scorer on the uneven bars in that group so far with a score of 14.800.

Over on the vault, Georgia-Mae Fenton has scored a 13.633 and Alice Kinsella a 13.800 for Team GB.

Here comes Novak Djokovic.

The Serb continues his quest for a first Olympic gold with a quarter-final encounter against Greece's Stefanos Tsitsipas.

It's the only thing missing from the 24-time Grand Slam champion's collection.

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

There was no new skill, but there was a mistake.

Biles has too much momentum in one transition to the lower bar, she rescues it but it will cost her.

She will need to count on her difficulties on her other pieces - but bars is her 'weakest' apparatus so there are some good chances ahead. She is given 13.733 - very rare for her to get under 14. Fair to say there were a lot of gasps.

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Get that remote because we're moving across to BBC Two as we make way for the News. On the iPlayer, you can watch judo.

When you are not able to be across the Olympics all day and hope the BBC live text has pulled together all of Team GB's medals in one place...

Well, fear not. We have.

First of all, we saw Mathilda Hodgkins-Byrne and Rebecca Wilde hold off a late charge from the Netherlands boat to win double sculls bronze.

However, Great Britain's women's four, including two-time gold medallist Helen Glover, were pipped to the Olympic title by the Netherlands boat.

And finally, watch as Great Britain's men's four win bronze.

'It will be a fair deduction'published at 18:00 British Summer Time 1 August

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Christine Still
Gymnastics expert on BBC TV

I would say the uneven bars is Simone Biles' least natural piece.

It is an error and although it is not a fall, it will be a fair deduction.

Andrade takes leadpublished at 17:59 British Summer Time 1 August

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Rebeca Andrade is going to push Simone Biles all the way for Olympic glory. The uneven bars is next for the Brazil and the score is 14.666.

Over to you, Simone.

Biles takes a little twitch in the routine and that could mean a deduction from the judges. Hold onto your hats, this competition could get interesting, as Biles is awarded a 13.733.

Andrade takes the lead in this final.

Biles to make history tonight?published at 17:57 British Summer Time 1 August

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Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on 5 Live

The best gymnasts in the world may create one skill and it enters the code of points. Simone Biles has five skills named after her. There is only one piece of apparatus that she does not have a skill for which is uneven bars and she has performed it in the past but not at a high level competition. So if she wants in the history books she has to perform in it tonight.

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

Simone Biles is on uneven bars next - it's the last chance at these Games for her to try the new skill she has submitted as she hasn't made the individual final on the apparatus.

The International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) describes the uneven bars skill as "a clear hip circle forward with one-and-a-half turns to handstand".

In other words, when she starts in a handstand on the upper bar, the American would dip her body to travel around the bar and then rise back into a handstand before doing one and a half pirouettes (540 degrees) and then stop to hold a handstand position.

Biles leads after first rotationpublished at 17:53 British Summer Time 1 August

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Simone Biles is on course for that shiny gold medal as the American leads the way after the opening rotation with a score of 15.766.

In second place in Brazilian Rebeca Andrade on 15.100, and Elisabeth Black of Canada is in third spot on 14.066.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Roland Garros

We might not be too far off...

Murray and Evans are playing fourth on Court Suzanne Lenglen and the preceding match - between Norway's Casper Ruud and Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime in the men's quarter-finals - is delicately poised in the second set.

FAA won the first set and the second is locked on serve at 5-5.

If the Canadian strikes soon, or wins the tie-break, Murray and Evans could be on in about half hour.

If Ruud levels then it will be at least another hour...

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There goes the horn to signal to the gymnasts to move around to the next piece of apparatus.

You may remember a few days ago that Brazilian Flavia Saraiva took a nasty fall on the uneven bars during the practice warm-up, resulting in a cut eye.

Well, the 24-year-old has just completed her first rotation on the uneven bars - safely - and scored 13.900.

Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on 5 Live

Simone Biles is absolutely phenomenal and unfortunately we all saw what happened in Tokyo. She got lost in one of the moves, which is very common in gymnastics.

I remember messaging into a group of ex-gymnastics and saying yeah we have all had that. The difference is when you're in your own gym you have plenty of time to recover but when you're at the Olympics you have no time to recover. And she is streets above everyone else! She is nearly two marks ahead of Rebeca Andrade from Brazil. She'll go stratospheric tonight.