The athletics is about to start at a packed Stade de France.

First up is the men's 400m hurdles heats. The first three from each heat and the next three fastest qualify for the semi-finals, with the rest going into the repechage.

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We've already had one medal decided in Paris this morning as Team GB won bronze in the triathlon mixed team relay.

The finish saw the USA's Taylor Knibb pip Team GB's Beth Potter to second behind Laura Lindemann, who secured gold for Germany.

Here's a snapshot of what's up next this morning:

• The men's sport climbing semi-finals are starting now with British athletes Toby Roberts and Hamish McArthur in action.

• Today's athletics gets under way shortly at 09:05 BST with Team GB athletes featuring across a number of heats. World indoor pole vault champion Molly Caudery (from 09:40) is the headline name after setting a British record and world lead of 4.92m earlier this year.
• 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).

Great Britain's quartet are all smiles as they receive their bronze medals.

In case you missed it, they were initially announced as silver medallists with USA taking the bronze, but after a review of the photo finish by race officials, it was switched.

Make no mistake about the gold, though - Germany take their places at the top of the podium after a brilliant all-round performance.

Nothing in it!

We've had two mind-blowing photo finishes in less than 24 hours.

Phew!

And breathe. What a start to the morning that was.

Grab yourselves a cuppa, bit of breakfast, and then settle in for more athletics heats and three gymnastics finals that are coming up this morning.

After the drama of the triathlon BBC One has now switched to the best bits of Germany v Latvia in the women's beach volleyball last 16. Then at 09:00 BST we will bring you athletics, including Molly Caudery in the pole vault and the men’s 400m hurdles heats.

Also coming up:

(all listings subject to change)

• 10:15 Women’s Badminton Final live
• 10:45 Gymnastics Men's P-Bars Final 10.45am
• 11.35 Gymnastics Women's Beam Final feat Simone Biles
• 12:30 Gymnastics Men's Horizontal Bar Final
• 13:20 Gymnastics Women's Floor Final feat Simone Biles

There has been some confusion around the result of the photo finish between Great Britain and the United States.

The results have switched - the USA take silver, and GB claim bronze.

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More from Team GB's Georgia Taylor-Brown and Beth Potter, speaking to BBC One.

Georgia Taylor-Brown: "It was nice to be at the front, take your own line and commit. We all had our own individual plans and we all executed them pretty well.

"As a collective we walk away with a silver and it's an incredible effort from the team, but pretty stressful watching."

Beth Potter: "I found something on the bridge and bridged the gap to the girls. I sat and kicked - I had just enough to get the silver."

That was a brilliant anchor leg from Germany's Laura Lindemann, who held off Taylor Knibb and Beth Potter on the final straight.

World champions Germany, who also won the Olympic test event here last year, lived up to their billing as one of the pre-race favourites.

There was also a monumental effort from France to come home in fourth after Pierre le Corre's crash on the opening leg left them cut adrift at the back of the field.

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Great Britain's team have been speaking after winning silver in the triathlon mixed team relay.

Alex Yee: "I'm so proud of the team. What an amazing day for our sport, what a day."

Sam Dickinson: "Very happy with that. Just a clinical relay performance from start to finish, no mistakes. It's so important to be at the front in a relay as we saw today. I had full faith handing to Beth, she had the hardest leg and she smashed it."

It's a brilliant event, one that took us through all the emotions.

We had Alex Yee's cracking first leg, France's devastating crash from which they never recovered, Sam Dickinson and Germany's Lasse Luehrs going side-by-side for the entirety of the third, and yet after all that, it still came down to a sprint finish!

Credit to Germany's Lindemann and USA's Knibb, they never gave up even when Beth Potter was comfortably clear.

Beth Potter joins her team-mates Alex Yee, Sam Dickinson and Georgia Taylor-Brown, who roared her over the line. That was a brilliant effort, with GB in the medal positions from start to finish.

Potter adds a silver to the bronze she won in the women's event, while Yee now has silver and gold after he triumphed in the men's.

Annie Emmerson
Former GB triathlete on BBC TV

I really don't think Beth Potter could have given any more, I just think the fatigue from winning the bronze medal in the individual was too much for her. You could see how fatigued she was when she crossed the line.

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It is silver for Team GB!

Beth Potter was slipping behind in third but made a late surge in the final 20 metres to take silver just ahead of USA's Taylor Knibb.

It was a heroic performance from all three medallists, with Knibb and Lindemann chasing down Potter on the bike before a tense sprint finish on the 1.8km run.

Team GB add silver to the gold they won in this event in Tokyo.

Amazing run from Laura Lindemann! She has absolutely nothing left but holds on in a sprint finish to get the gold for Germany, and it's a photo finish between USA and GB for silver...

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Allison Curbishley
Former GB 400m runner on BBC Radio 5 Live

We hear the bell, one lap to go. Sam Dickinson and Alex Yee cheering Beth on - they're asking her to empty the tank!

Georgia Taylor-Brown, Alex Yee and Sam Dickinson cheer on team-mate Beth Potter as the bell sounds to signal the final leg.

USA's Taylor Knibb is just in front from Germany's Laura Lindemann, with a slight gap now opening up to Potter.

Annie Emmerson
Former GB triathlete on BBC TV

At the moment, the German and American athletes are slightly pulling away.

Vicky Holland
Olympic triathlete bronze medallist on BBC One

Don't discount Laura Lindemann, although she and Taylor Knibb both crashed in the individual race and will be out for redemption.

Allison Curbishley
Former GB 400m runner on BBC Radio 5 Live

Taylor Knibb is a beast on the bike. She come here and took part in the bike time trial, but she unfortunately had three crashes that day.

But, Beth Potter is by far the best runner out of this trio.