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That is that, the competition is over and China take the gold medal with North Korea taking the silver.

What an achievement from Lois Toulson and Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix to earn Great Britain their third medal in the three diving events so far.

You can see exactly what it means to the GB girls as they secure Team GB's 14th medal of the Games.

They've done it!

Great Britain are Olympic bronze medallists in the women's synchronised 10m platform.

Incredible stuff from them both, well done girls!

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

Canada need 73.32 to overtake GB...

Yes is the answer to that as they climb to the silver medal spot.

The good news is that Great Britain are currently occupying the bronze medal position.

North Korea up now, can they go above Great Britain?

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

The results from the women's triathlon have not yet been made official due to an ongoing protest.

Until a few moments ago it was unclear what that protest was about, or who it involved.

And it looks like it will remain that way.

An official communication just released says that a protest was announced to the head referee but not lodged, because the protester decided not to continue with it.

Therefore, the 'protest' tag on the results page will be removed - and our medallists, including Beth Potter, can all breathe a big sigh of relief (if they were even aware it was ongoing).

Well the lead group and what was the chasing group have completely merged now and Great Britain's Sam Dickinson is leading the way!

Alex Yee is down in 16th but only a second or two off his British team-mate.

Dickinson has just glanced behind to see where Yee is, he knows his team-mate is the more likely medallist - or at least that is what was expected ahead of this race.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

That's exactly how GB will have wanted to end the third quarter - in the lead and in control.

While they have their final break of the match, the entertainers here tried to get a Mexican wave going in the crowd. But didn't say where to start it.

Cue bedlam as about three Mexican waves start simultaneously.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

Hello! Screams of "YES" from Fred. That puts GB right back in the mix.

I mentioned the advantage of going first. Now can everyone else respond?

Wow! That is what we needed from Team GB!

Lois Toulson and Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix produced a brilliant last dive for 77.76 to put them right back into medal contention.

We're in for a nervous wait now.

We've got one round left as China are running away with the gold.

North Korea are second on 238.14 as Canada have 231.06 in third place.

Great Britain are in fourth with 226.62. The Brits have it all to do.

Annie Emmerson
Former GB triathlete on BBC TV

Interestingly I noticed Alex Yee getting a little bit frustrated, which is quite unusual for him going back and having a little chat with the group saying ’come on, you’ve got to work as well’.

At the moment he is, on paper, the strongest 10k runner in triathlon – he doesn’t mind coming down to run but he doesn’t want to end up in a huge pack of athletes which makes it difficult to navigate this course.

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The chasing group are really closing in on the leaders now.

As they complete the fourth lap, the gap is only a few seconds. An already sizeable lead group is able to swell to 32 athletes.

Alex Yee is still among the leaders and suddenly his Team GB team-mate Sam Dickinson is not too far behind.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

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WHAT A GOAL!

Great Britain take the lead through Hannah French, who controls a lofted pass beautifully before striking it past the South Africa keeper from close range.

You can tell in her celebration how much that means to her, and her team-mates.

Are Team GB's Lois Toulson and Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix slipping out of medal contention now?

They've just posted a fourth round score of 69.2 after letting their synchronisation slip again.

They now have a score of 226.62.

We'll have to see what the other teams can do.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

At the other end, Hannah French hits the post for Team GB!

A penalty corner then comes to nothing, but GB are starting to ramp up the pressure here.

Alex Yee is still in second as they cross the bridge for the third time.

South Africa's Jamie Riddle leads for now but that huge lead group is still together.

Meanwhile, another Brit Sam Dickinson is part of the chasing pack. They're only about 20 seconds behind the leaders so they could yet reel them in.

Great Britain need to pull something out of the bag here after slipping down to fifth following a sub-par third dive.

China are way out in front on 191.10, Canada are in silver medal spot with 162.90 while Mexico and North Korea are tied in third with 162.30.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

South Africa's Ntsopa Mokoena just had a great chance to put her nation ahead, finding herself in clear space in the D, only for her, and her stick, to be sent flying in a challenge.

The umpire waves play on. A lucky escape for Team GB there.