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Do nights come much better than that?

Keely Hodgkinson sealed gold in the 800m final to sign off a fine day for Team GB with a further five medals added to the overall tally.

In the Paris Velodrome, Emma Finucane, Sophie Capewell and Katy Marchant delivered gold in the women's team sprint, while also setting a new world record.

Joe Clarke won kayak cross silver after team-mate Kimberley Woods claimed bronze.

And last, but not least, the quartet of Alex Yee, Georgia Taylor-Brown, Samuel Dickinson and Beth Potter won triathlon mixed team relay bronze.

As always, we'll be back from 06:30 BST tomorrow.

Here's how the medal table looks after day 10...

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18.35: Athletics men’s 400m semi-final

18.55: Athletics women’s hammer final

19.05: Athletics women’s 400m hurdles semi-finals

19.10: Track cycling men’s team sprint final (including Team GB)

19.15: Athletics men’s long jump final

19.50: Athletics men’s 1500m final (including GB's Josh Kerr)

20.10: Athletics women’s 3000m steeplechase final

20.30: Basketball men’s quarter-final – Brazil v USA

20.40: Athletics women’s 200m final

20.45: Boxing men’s 71kg semi-final (including GB's Lewis Richardson)

22.05: Boxing Women’s 60kg final (including Team Ireland's Kellie Harrington)

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13:40: Sailing women’s dinghy final

14:00: Diving women's 10m platform final (including GB's Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix)

14:40: Sailing men’s dinghy final

16.30: Skateboarding women's park final

16.30: Track cycling women’s team pursuit qualifying (including Team GB)

17.55: Track cycling men’s team sprint first round (including Team GB)

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The sport has not quite stopped - you can watch the rest of France v Egypt, which is in extra time, on iPlayer or via the link at the top of this page.

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09:00: Showjumping individual final (including GB's Harry Charles and Scott Brash)

09:00: Diving men’s 3m springboard qualifying (including GB's Jack Laugher)

9.05: Women’s 1500m heats (including GB's Laura Muir)

10:00: Basketball men’s quarter-final – Germany v Greece

10.20: Women’s 400m repechage (including GB's Victoria Uhuruogu)

11:00: Sailing men’s kite races

11:20: Sailing women’s kite races

11.30: Skateboarding women's park qualifying (including GB's Sky Brown)

It was a brilliant end to day 10 for Great Britain, picking up two more gold medals. Here are the headlines:

• Brilliant Keely Hodgkinson stormed to a sensational 800m gold medal with a dominant performance, living up to her status as the pre-race favourite.
• GB's women won the team's first track gold of Paris, as Emma Finucane, Sophie Capewell and Katy Marchant won the team sprint - Great Britain's
• Sweden's Armand Duplantis set a new world record of 6.25m after winning gold in the men's pole vault - the ninth time he has broken the record

• Joe Clarke won silver and Kimberley Woods took bronze in the men's and women's finals of the kayak cross.
• USA superstar Simone Biles said she had achieved "way more than my wildest dreams" despite failing to win a further gold medal on Monday, walking away with silver from the women's floor final.
• Team GB won bronze in the triathlon mixed team relay as Beth Potter finished narrowly behind the USA's Taylor Knibb and Laura Lindemann, who secured gold for Germany.
• GB women's hockey team were beaten 3-1 by the Netherlands in their quarter-final

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at La Concorde

The French fans have been bang up for this Olympics.

Wherever they’ve been in the gold-medal hunt - from the Dupont-inspired rugby sevens, through to Marchand in the pool, Beaugrand in the Seine and Riner on the judo mat - the place has been rocking.

No different at La Concorde tonight.

Throaty chants of ‘Allez Les Bleus’ are omnipresent. Daft Punk blasts out of the speakers.

One fella is dressed as the Olympic mascot Phyrge. He must be sweating.

And not least because the Dutch are leading 10-8 just after the halfway point.

Keely Hodgkinson became the first GB woman since Dame Kelly Holmes at Athens 2004 to win the 800m title and she is also just the 10th British female Olympic gold medallist ever on the track.

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This image shows just how much Keely Hodgkinson controlled that final. She's won by a significant margin, in 800m terms, especially considering she eased off a touch in the final couple of paces.

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Kenya's Beatrice Chebet speaking to BBC TV after winning gold in the women's 5000m : "Today I am so happy because I won a gold medal, and this is my first track and field gold. I just want to say thank you to everyone who has supported me. Thank you to Team Kenya, my running mates Faith [Kipyegon] and Margaret [Kipkemboi].

"It was not easy but I just believed in myself and said, 'I can do it.'"

On finishing fast: "Yes I always believed that I could do it but towards the end I had some doubts about Faith. When we got to 100 metres I thought to myself let me go and see if I can make it."

Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta has just levelled for France with seven minutes left to play.

The hosts, heavily fancied for gold, are not letting this semi-final go without a fight.

Momentum shifter?

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Here are tonight's winners at the athletics....

Men's pole vault final

• Gold: Armand Duplantis (Sweden)
• Silver: Sam Kendricks (United States)
• Bronze: Emmanouil Karalis (Greece)

Women's discus final

• Gold: Valerie Allman (United States)
• Silver: Feng Bin (China)
• Bronze: Sandra Elkasevic (Croatia)

Women's 5000m final

• Gold: Beatrice Chebet (Kenya)
• Silver: Sifan Hissan (Netherlands)
• Bronze: Nadia Battocletti (Italy)

Women's 800m final

• Gold: Keely Hodgkinson (Great Britain)
• Silver: Tsige Duguma (Ethiopia)
• Bronze: Mary Moraa (Kenya)

More from Great Britain's Keely Hodgkinson speaking to BBC TV after women's 800m gold: "I had a little cheeky look up to the screen to make sure but you can't do anything until you have crossed the line and it is cemented. I am now the Olympic champion for the next four years and no one can take that away from me. I just can't believe it."

On being confident in the build up: "Yes I have really grown over the last couple of years and this year was the year where you could really tell that I had tried to make that step up.

"The rest of the girls are incredible but I knew that today I had to go one better than I ever had. I feel like I have and there is more there and I am so pleased to do it today. The future is bright."

On support everywhere: "I have seen all the support from home and people messaging me. I've not got back to everyone yet, I will do. I have seen it all and it couldn't feel more amazing to have that support. I am just so happy I can bring that home for me and my team.

"It is not just me, my people know who they are, it is a whole team effort. This is our gold medal."

Dame Denise Lewis
Sydney 2000 Olympic heptathlon gold medallist on BBC TV

Mondo Duplantis probably would have cited this.

He has taken the pole vault community to new heights. You can see that they are a band of brothers, they are all willing him on. This place was rocking.

They were chanting 'Mondo! Mondo!' because they just know this is the best they have ever seen.

It has been sensational to watch him clear that.

We have been waiting for a little while for him to get that new world record.