Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

Everyone at Le Bourget is on their feet after Japan's Sorato Anraku becomes the first climber to scale the whole way up boulder two.

Nineteen climbers have come and gone and been unable to reach the top but the 17-year-old cruised to the top of there.

Not only that he did it on his first go inside one minute. Light work.

So quietpublished at 11:02 British Summer Time 5 August

11:02 BST 5 August

Gymnastics - parallel bars

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

Parallel bars is one of those events where the entire arena falls silent... such a contrast to the vault and floor where it's all about cheering and clapping, ooh-ing and ahh-ing.

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A few of the headlines from this morning in Paris:

• 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.
• Team GB's Alastair Chalmers finishes third in his 400m hurdles heat to qualify for the semi-finals, while compatriot Jessie Knight comes second in the women's event to make it through her heat.
• Tokyo 2020 pole vault bronze medallist Holly Bradshaw is eliminated early in qualification.

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

• The gymnastics is under way where there are four golds up for grabs with American superstar Simone Biles featuring in the women's balance beam final (11:36 BST) and floor final (13:23).
• Britons Ben Maher, Scott Brash and Harry Charles – fresh from winning a glorious team gold on Friday – start their quests for individual equestrian medals in the jumping qualifiers at 13:00 BST.
• 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.

More frustration for GB's Molly Caudery, who misses her second attempt at 4.55m.

Just one more attempt left.

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Parallel bars final under waypublished at 10:55 British Summer Time 5 August

10:55 BST 5 August

The first gymnastics final of the day has started with the parallel bars.

We're in for a great contest too, with all three medallists from Tokyo 2020 involved again.

China's Zou Jingyuan is defending his title, Germany's Lukas Dauser claimed the silver and Turkey's Ferhat Arican took the bronze.

Ukraine's Illia Kovtun is up first and sets the tone with a solid routine that scores 15.500.

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Reserve Fraser warmed up but won't competepublished at 10:50 British Summer Time 5 August

10:50 BST 5 August

Gymnastics - parallel bars final

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

Britain's Joe Fraser was the first reserve for the parallel bars final so we saw him practising in the warm-up area but the scheduled eight gymnasts are fit and have just been introduced to the crowd so Fraser won't be competing.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

Oh no! Controversy to begin Toby Roberts' campaign!

The Brit qualified for the Games by winning the European qualifying event last year and is one of the top seeds here in Paris.

He reaches the top of the first problem but the judges aren't happy, they don't think he's held it for long enough so he's denied the top score and instead takes a 9.8 from the first problem.

That could prove hugely costly for the 19-year-old and he will not be happy with that. But he's got to move on to take on the next three problems.

A lovely act from Molly Caudery.

The youngster comforts her team-mate Holly Bradshaw after she is in tears following her elimination from the pole vault qualifiers.

It's been an emotional morning!

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Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Paris

The home crowd go absolutely wild as their man Sam Avezou nails the top hold on the fourth and final problem!

As we've seen so many times at this Games, the French athletes are thriving on this support and atmosphere and Aveou laps it up.

Currently, Hamish McArthur has slipped down to fourth place. It's still a really solid position to be in with some of the top seeded climbers still to come.

Up next, it's Great Britain's second hope - Toby Roberts.

Jessie Knight put in a brilliant finish in the repechage round, to secure her place in the women's 400m hurdles semi-finals.

Team GB's Molly Caudery enters the women's pole vault at 4.55m but fails to clear it at the first attempt.

Two attempts left...

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Despite the GB triathlon team being downgraded from silver to bronze medal in the mixed relay, they were still happy, and spoke to BBC Sport:

Has your opinion changed of the team changed now the colour of the medal changed?

Alex Yee: “No not at all. I’m amazingly proud of these guys. We did absolutely everything we can for Team GB and I couldn’t be prouder of these guys and the performance we put on today.

“An amazing day out and am amazing day for the sport as well.”

On all the uncertainty around the events:

Georgia Taylor-Brown: “I think we’ve been pretty good as a collective, just going with the flow, especially with the boys’ race being moved.

"I think they showed us that you just have to go with it. We didn’t know what was happening last night, we got an email late to say that the race would be happening.

“I think we’ve all just kept our cool, we’ve enjoyed the whole experience.”

Sam Dickinson on his debut: “The winner was triathlon I think today. It’s known as an individual sport but we’re showing the team element as well which is super important.

“We’re the lucky people with medals around our necks but there is an army of people who all deserve this medal as much as we do. They’re with us day in and day out, so this one is for all of them.”

What does performance (gold and two bronzes) add to the legacy of the sport in this country:

Beth Potter: “It’s great, we’ve managed to take medals home in the last four games and it’s great for Britain and for triathlon.”

BBC One

On BBC One now, you can watch the women's singles final of the badminton between South Korea and China.

At 10:45 BST, it coverage will switch to the gymnastics for the men's parallel bars final.

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

Molly Caudery is due to enter the competition at 4.55m. She should qualify, as at the moment she's the best in the world.

It's a real passing of the pole in British pole vaulting, as the Olympic bronze medallist Holly Bradshaw has sadly left the competition with three failures - it's a real changing of the guard.

Bradshaw is in floods of tears having being eliminated, she is being consoled by Caudery.

Disappointment for Holly Bradshaw, who breaks down in tears after failing to clear 4.40m after three attempts to bow out of the women's pole vault.

Bradshaw cleared 4.85m to take bronze in Tokyo three years ago.

Group B, featuring GB's Molly Caudery, has just begun.

Norway's Olympic 400m hurdles champion and world record holder Karsten Warholm is safely through his heat to qualify for the semi-finals - you can watch his run below.

Team GB's Alastair Chalmers has been speaking after qualifying for the semi-finals of the men's 400m hurdles.

"I know I'm here to do a job. I want to do amazing things and I hope I've done it there," said Chalmers.

"I'm doing it for the people of Guernsey. Team GB is amazing, we have an amazing team this year."

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Here is that spectacular dive for the line by Alastair Chalmers to pinch third place and qualify for the 400m hurdles semi-finals.

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A few of the headlines from this morning in Paris:

• 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.
• Team GB's Alastair Chalmers finishes third in his 400m hurdles heat to qualify for the semi-finals, while compatriot Jessie Knight comes second in the women's event to make it through her heat.

Here's a snapshot of what's up going on this morning:

• The athletics are currently in full flow with a number of Team GB athletes in action, including World Indoor pole vault champion Molly Caudery.
• The badminton women's singles final is under way, with An Se Young of South Korea taking on China’s He Bing Jiao.
• There are four golds in the gymnastics up for grabs from 10:45 BST, with American superstar Simone Biles featuring in the women's balance beam final (11:36) and floor final (13:23).