As we mentioned a little while ago, Laviai Nielsen has qualified for the semi-finals in the women's 400m event.

Her semi-final will take place on Wednesday evening, with the final, should Nielsen get there, taking place on Thursday night.

Amber Anning also qualified for GB.

You can watch Nielsen's heat in full below.

More disappointment for Team GB in the field, with Lawrence Okoye and Nicholas Percy out of the men's discus after finishing 11th and 12th in their respective groups.

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Zach: Oh Molly Molly. Why did she go for 4.55?! I get the idea of wanting to put a marker down but priority has to be to get through. Feel for her. She will learn from this. Plenty more chances to come in her future.

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Team GB's eliminated pole vaulter Holly Bradshaw, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "I am pretty crushed and heartbroken. I think I will look back at this experience and look back at it fondly.

"This is the first time this season I have been pain free. My team have worked so hard to get me to this stage in no pain, how good I was feeling caught me off guard.

"I wanted to do myself justice which I haven't and that is why I am so crushed.

"The only positive is it's such an amazing atmosphere, it feels like London Olympics. I started there and now I am finishing here.

On the passing of her father last year: "I wish my dad was here, but he can't. I hope I have made him proud.

"It has been a torrid time since then everything in my life has been thrown upside down and I am proud of myself to be here. Considering I had the worst month of my life in November last year and had to deal with the the passing of my dad."

More drama from the women's pole vault.

All 20 athletes who made the first two jumps at 4.20m and 4.40m without a foul have progressed through to Wednesday's final, which may now be brought forward from it's scheduled start time of 18:00 BST to accommodate the extra athletes.

That will rub salt into the wounds for Molly Caudery, who opted to go straight in at 4.55m so did not register a score at a lower height.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

A solid morning's work for Great Britain's climbers.

Toby Roberts finished in third place after that incredible final boulder while Hamish McArthur managed to hold his position inside the top eight despite having competed third.

It means the pair are in a really strong position before Wednesday's lead semi-final, where they will need to finish inside the top eight to have a chance of reaching Friday's final.

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How many Olympic medals has Simone Biles got?published at 11:29 British Summer Time 5 August

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Women's beam & floor finals

Simone Biles may have to buy a new trophy cabinet when she gets back from Paris. Here's how her Olympic collection is looking so far:

• Seven gold: Team, all-around, floor and vault at Rio 2016, team, all-around and vault at Paris 2024
• One silver: Team final, Tokyo 2020
• Two bronze: Beam, Rio 2016 & Tokyo 2020

It's Biles time!published at 11:26 British Summer Time 5 August

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Women's beam & floor finals

She's back! The conclusion of the parallel bars final means it's time for the women's beam and that means a certain Simone Biles is going for gold.

Biles has lit up the Bercy Arena throughout this Games and she already has three golds to her name in the team event, the all-around and on the vault.

Today, she has the chance to add two more golds to her tally in what would be the most astonishing feat. The women's beam final is at 11:36 BST and the floor final at 13:23, with the men's high bar sandwiched in the middle.

Stay tuned. Fireworks guaranteed.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

YES!

Toby Roberts needed to produce something on boulder four and he does just that!

When it matters most, he nails a huge hold on the 25 points to score big at the last moment.

He holds it for an extra long time, he’s learnt his lesson from boulder one where he didn’t pick up the full 25 points as he was deemed not to have held it for long enough.

A big score when he really needed it and he fist pumps towards the crowd.

That puts him third ahead of Wednesdays lead semi-final.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

It's worth noting that the climbers rotate around with rest periods after each five-minute boulder attempt.

The climbers not in action can not watch the guys who are attempting to scale the wall.

They are not allowed to look at the wall before their turn to scale it as it would give a strategic advantage. It's all very secretive.

Caudery out is Games' 'biggest shock' so farpublished at 11:15 British Summer Time 5 August

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Women's pole vault

Katharine Merry
Former GB 400m runner on BBC Radio 5 Live

Nobody is going to believe this.

This is the biggest shock in the track and field of this Olympics.

Molly Caudery has gone over a height of 4.92m [this season] - 4cm higher than anyone else in the world.

She decided to come in at a opening height of 4.55m. In her pool nobody else entered at that height, everyone else came in at an earlier height.

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Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

So close!

Toby Roberts did not manage to scale boulder two to the top - scoring 9.7 - and is throwing himself at the top hold on boulder three but again he can’t get there! It’s some serious Spider-Man behaviour but he just can’t quite get the stick he needs.

No one has managed to hit maximum points on boulder three, it has proved to be a really tricky customer.

Roberts needs to produce something boulder number four.

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'Caudery has exited the Games'published at 11:12 British Summer Time 5 August

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Women's pole vault

Katharine Merry
Former GB 400m runner on BBC Radio 5 Live

Molly Caudery has exited the Olympic Games. She has had three failures at her opening height and she took the bar down.

She is thanking the crowd, but her head is in her hands - one of the big medal hopes is out.

Disaster for GB's Molly Caudery, who is out of the women's pole vault after failing to make 4.55m in three attempts.

Caudery has enjoyed an excellent 2024, winning the world indoor title, setting a British record and a world lead, but her Olympics ends in disappointment.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

We know the Olympics is an absolutely monster operation but there are so many jobs that help to put it all together.

I've seen a few jobs at this Games that you just would not think were necessary but often they are crucial cogs in the Olympics machine.

In the sport climbing, a group of people with what are essentially giant window-cleaning sticks run onto the field of play between competitors and wipe down all of the little holds on the climbing wall.

The last thing you want is for those to be a bit on the sweaty side and therefore a bit slippy so these guys play a crucial role in preventing that.

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Team GB's Laviai Nielsen, fresh from winning bronze in the mixed 4x400m relay on Saturday, finishes second to comfortably make it through to the semi-finals of the women's 400m.

Jamaica’s Nickisha Pryce finishes first, with Norway's Henriette Jaeger third.

They won bronze together in the synchronised competition but Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix and Lois Toulson are now competing against one another.

They have both qualified for the semi-finals of the 10m platform, which take place at 14:00 BST today.

Kovtun hangs on to leadpublished at 11:04 British Summer Time 5 August

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Men's parallel bars final

Halfway through the eight finalists and Ukraine's Illia Kovtun still has the lead with his 15.500.

China's Zhang Boheng and Turkey's Ferhat Arican both scored 15.100.