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Make sure you switch from BBC One to BBC Two for continued coverage of the artistic gymnastics finals, including Simone Biles in the women's floor final from 13:20 BST.

''Never seen Biles fall off beam in a major championships'published at 13:04 British Summer Time 5 August

13:04 BST 5 August

Women's beam final

Christine Still
Gymnastics expert on BBC TV

I don’t think we’ve ever seen Simone at a major championships fall off the beam. She’s so secure on that series, normally.

It was a shame because she was so emphatic in those first few lengths.

Simone Biles missed out on a beam medal after a fall, in a final that was full of them.

And while it was a big surprise, it doesn't take anything away from her phenomenal Games performances so far. She has three golds, and a chance for another on the floor later.

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A few of the headlines from this morning in Paris:

• USA superstar Simone Biles misses out on a medal in the women's beam final as Italy's Alice D'Amato takes gold.
• Britain's Molly Caudery suffers a shock exit from qualification for the women's pole vault final.
• Team GB win bronze in the triathlon mixed team relay as Beth Potter finishes narrowly behind the USA's Taylor Knibb and Laura Lindemann, who secured gold for Germany.
• GB's Zharnel Hughes has withdrawn from tonight's 200m heats because of hamstring tightness.

Here's what's coming up in the next few hours:

• Can Simone Biles recover from her shock stumble in the women's beam final? She will have the chance at instant redemption in the floor final at 13:23 BST.
• Britons Ben Maher, Scott Brash and Harry Charles – fresh from winning a glorious team gold on Friday – have just started their quests for individual equestrian medals in the jumping qualifiers.
• At 14:30 BST the canoe slalom kayak cross quarter-finals start with Briton’s Kimberley Woods and Mallory Franklin in action in the women’s event and Joe Clarke competing in the men’s.

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An injury blow for Team GB - Zharnel Hughes has withdrawn from tonight's 200m heats (18:55 BST) because of hamstring tightness.

Hughes has endured an injury-interrupted summer and failed to qualify for the 100m final on Sunday night.

A British Athletics statement says Hughes will be monitored over the next 48 hours and no decision has yet been taken about his involvement in the 4x100m relay, which begins on Thursday.

More falls in horizontal bar finalpublished at 12:55 British Summer Time 5 August

12:55 BST 5 August

There's no time to dwell on the beam final in the Bercy Arena because the men's horizontal bar final has started - and the falls really do seem to be contagious.

Tang Chia-Hung of Chinese Taipei is up first and falls in a routine jam-packed with difficulty, losing his grip after a big release.

He scores 13.966.

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BBC iPlayer

Here is what we will be showing on our additional channel on the red button and BBC iPlayer over the next few hours (all times BST):

• Now Women's beach Volleyball - Spain v Netherlands
• 12:50 Hockey - second half of Argentina v Germany
• 1330 - Speed Climbing
• 1400- Diving semi-finals - featuring Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix and Lois Toulson

Biles misses out on beam medalpublished at 12:49 British Summer Time 5 August

12:49 BST 5 August

Women's beam final

The gasps you could hear around the Bercy Arena when Simone Biles fell were quite something.

She stumbled upon landing one of her layouts and slipped off, which resulted in a fifth-placed finish.

Biles, with three golds already to her name in this Games, was animated in discussion with her coach and team-mate Sunisa Lee afterwards, suggesting she was unhappy with something that may have been putting her off.

She marched off with some purpose, so don't be surprised if you see a fired-up Biles coming out to the floor final in an hour's time.

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D'Amato receives goldpublished at 12:40 British Summer Time 5 August

12:40 BST 5 August

Women's beam final

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Wonderful scenes in the Bercy Arena as Alice D'Amato has the biggest grin on her face receiving her gold medal. She wasn't among the favourites but she kept her composure and in such high stakes, that's all she needed to do.

D'Amato burst into tears when her gold was confirmed and she fights back the tears again as the Italian anthem is played.

Sunisa Lee's fall shows just how difficult these gymnasts' routines are - look at the complexity of the moves she is trying to put together.

There is so little margin for error on the beam and it really showed in that final.

'Slightly off line, game over'published at 12:33 British Summer Time 5 August

12:33 BST 5 August

Women's beam final

Beth Tweddle
London 2012 bronze medallist on BBC TV

We usually say about beam that who stays on wins a medal, and unfortunately that’s the way it’s gone. There was a lot of errors in that final. The two Italians went out and did their routines cleanly, and that’s the result.

The pressure of an Olympic final is so much and you only have to be slightly off line and that’s game over. You cannot pull it back. They were going for some difficult elements out there.

Dramatic women's beam finalpublished at 12:30 British Summer Time 5 August

12:30 BST 5 August

My word, that was eventful!

There were a lot of falls, including one from Simone Biles, who ends up in fifth place with her team-mate Sunisa Lee, who made the same score.

China's Zhou Yaqin takes the silver medal and it's pure delight for the Italian camp as they take gold and bronze, with Manila Esposito completing the podium.

Biles, by the way, looked very annoyed at something. She's marched off, with just over an hour to get ready for the floor final where she will be absolutely desperate to put things right.

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Louis Smith MBE
Medal winning gymnast in three Olympic Games on BBC Radio 5 Live

Rebeca Andrade might have made a few simpler changes to what had happened beforehand to Simone Biles. Unfortunately, that has not gone down well with the judges.

Big shock.

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Louis Smith MBE
Medal winning gymnast in three Olympic Games on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's very clean and Andrade will be very happy with that - I think she'll be the new leader!

Andrade puts pressure on D'Amatopublished at 12:23 British Summer Time 5 August

12:23 BST 5 August

Beam final

It's a glorious routine from Rebeca Andrade.

She was kept waiting by Biles' score, she's got two silvers and a team bronze in this Games already.

Is this her golden moment?

'Biles is not invincible'published at 12:22 British Summer Time 5 August

12:22 BST 5 August

Women's beam final

Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV

Simone is not happy at all. It just goes to show she is a human being.

All the other ladies in that final have made mistakes. She’s not invincible.

D'Amato keeps lead, Biles off the podiumpublished at 12:21 British Summer Time 5 August

12:21 BST 5 August

Beam final

Well, that was a shock. The cameras are swirling around Biles, the tension mounts as the judges take their time with the scoring.

She's given 13.100, and she will not medal on the beam. But, she's still got floor to come and she's had the most incredible Games so far.

Alice D'Amato keeps the lead with one gymnast to go and it's Brazil's Rebeca Andrade, silver medallist in the all-around. Is this her moment?

Distracting atmosphere?published at 12:19 British Summer Time 5 August

12:19 BST 5 August

Gymnastics - beam final

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

It was a strange atmosphere during that - generally silent but then the occasional 'come on Simone!', which draws "Shhhhhhs" from some. How distracting might that have been?

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