Team GB's Charley Hull has just teed off at Le Golf National in the opening round of the women's individual strokeplay. She is in a high-profile group with Australia's Hannah Green and Rose Xhang of the USA.

The first birdie of the day has gone to Pei-Yun Chien of Chinese Tapei at the par-three second. Esther Henseleit of Germany had made a nightmare start though, double-bogeying the first.

Luckily there is plenty of time to bounce back.

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Coverage of the golf is switching to BBC One, with the Red Button and iPlayer showing the conclusion of the marathon race walk mixed relay.

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BBC Sport in Paris

There are few things that reaffirm my belief that I could never have been a professional athlete more than watching divers fling themselves off boards of various heights and wobbliness.

The men's 3m springboard semi-final will get under way shortly, with Britain's synchro bronze medallist Jack Laugher and compatriot Jordan Houlden in action.

It's very simple - 18 divers perform six different dives, with the top 12 advancing to tomorrow's final.

Houlden is the 15th diver to go, followed by Laugher, when the competition gets under way shortly.

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The United States edged out Germany after extra time to reach the final of the women's Olympic football tournament for the first time since 2012.

Sophia Smith's strike was decisive for the US as the 23-year-old forward raced on to Mallory Swanson's pass in the 95th minute to slide the ball past advancing Germany goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger.

Until then Emma Hayes' side had struggled to break down a resolute Germany side, who they thrashed 4-1 in the group stage.

Germany, who won the competition at Rio 2016, nearly took the contest to penalties but Laura Freigang's header was superbly saved by US goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher in the 119th minute.

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It's Ecuador who are now in the lead with men's gold medallist Brian Pintado leading the way but Spain's Alvaro Martin tracking his every step.

A 25 second gap has now opened up between the top two and Italian Massimo Stano in third.

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The morning after winning a silver medal in the men's 1500m final GB's Josh Kerr spoke to BBC Radio 5 Live about adding to Great Britain's medal tally.

"The atmosphere was pretty electric in the Stade de France. I knew with the sheer amount of noise it would push the pace faster and it was about weathering that storm early and staying as relaxed as you can.

"The screens were not showing our race that much and I could feel there was couple of guys with us - I knew I was going to need another gear down the home stretch.

"It is difficult to have regrets in a fast race like that."

Kerr at the Tokyo Games won a bronze medal in the 1500m with last night's winner Cole Hocker finishing sixth in Tokyo.

"Hocker ran an phenomenal race. He was able to stay calm and went under the radar. It is hard to do with the big stage, but all you can do is tip your hat to someone like that – it is an awesome moment for him," Kerr said.

BBC iPlayer

Over on the Red Button and iPlayer, we're showing the early stages of the women's golf before it switches to BBC One. UK users can click the Watch and Listen tab to follow it on this page.

As you've seen, the likes of Andy Murray and Simone Biles have been trading pin badges at the Games with some brilliant ones up for grabs!

What we want to know is which athlete, past or present, would you like to trade pin badges with?

Use the contact details above to let us know!

BBC One

We're starting on BBC One with the first gold medal of day 12 - live coverage of the marathon walk mixed relay as it reaches its conclusion.

Once that's done, at around 08:35 BST, we'll be heading over to the women's golf, with Nelly Korda of the US seeking to defend her Olympic title, and GB pair Charley Hull and Georgia Hall, plus Ireland's Leona Maguire and Stephanie Meadow, also in the mix.

If you're in the UK, you can follow the TV coverage by clicking the Watch Live button at the top of this page.

Trading Olympic pin badges is everywhere in Paris - even Simone Biles and Andy Murray are getting involved. BBC Sport's Laura Scott investigates.

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Australia hold a narrow lead at the second changeover but a China and Mexico are just a second behind. Peru, Ecuador, Spain, Italy and Brazil also in contention, with an ever-growing gap on the rest of the pack.

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Join us from 8:00 BST on BBC One for the start of our live coverage from day 12 of the Olympics.

Great Britain's Cindy Sember will be going in the women's 100m hurdle heats in just over an hour so tune in!

Ireland's Stephanie Meadow, France's Perrino Delacour and Belgium's Manon De Roey are the first group to about tee off at Le Golf National.

Team GB's Charley Hull is teeing off at 8:44 BST and Georgia Hall is hitting her first drive at 11:17 BST.

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Paris 2024 organisers and World Aquatics have confirmed that Wednesday's familiarisation session for the marathon swimming in the River Seine will go ahead amid further concerns over water quality.

The session was originally scheduled for Tuesday, 6 August but was cancelled because of unacceptable levels of E. coli.

The water quality has had a significant impact on the Games so far with the men's triathlon delayed by a day, and Tuesday's familiarisation session was the fifth to be cancelled.

The mixed team triathlon took place on Monday which included a swim in the Seine, and the women's marathon swimming is scheduled for tomorrow at 6:30 BST and the men's at the same time on Friday.

Lucy Adams
Professional skateboarder on BBC Radio 5 Live

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We have such a cross section of ages out there, it's a good thing for skateboarding as it doesn’t matter what age you are.

Andy MacDonald has had a phenomenal career, the most decorated – he has done it all.

I am super excited to see him out there and it is everything to him. You can never count anyone out, it’s the Olympics.

From the youngest athlete to one of the oldest.

Andy MacDonald, 51, is preparing to compete for Team GB in men's park skateboarding preliminaries later this morning.

He is not the oldest competitor at these Games though, that honour goes to Spanish dressage rider Juan Antonio Jimenez, who turned 65 in May.

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An 11-year-old who was born on the penultimate day of the London 2012 Olympics has become China's youngest Olympian.

Zheng Haohao was among the competitors in the women's skateboarding park in Paris, which also featured Team GB teenager Sky Brown.

Zheng scored a best of 63.19 to finish 18th in the preliminary round - missing out on a final that was won by Australia's Arisa Trew, 14.

Having only taken up skateboarding at the age of seven, she leaves France as one of the youngest Olympians of all time.

And she has further reason to celebrate this week - she turns 12 on Sunday.

Read the full story here

Greco-Roman wrestling may not be on everyone's radar at these Games, but this is worth a mention.

Mijain Lopez of Cuba beat Yasmani Acosta Fernandez of Chile 6-0 to claim his FIFTH consecutive Greco-Roman wrestling gold, having previously triumphed in Beijing, London, Rio and Tokyo.

He is the first athlete to win five consecutive golds in the same event.

Lopez, who turns 42 next week, celebrated by lifting up his coach into the air before symbolically taking off his boots and leaving them in the ring to signify his retirement.

What a career.

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Athletics journalist Ben Bloom speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live about the men's 1500m final last night as Great Britain's Josh Kerr won silver.

On Ingebrigtsen: "He ran an awful tactical race. He was so scared of Josh Kerr that he attempted to run the legs out of everyone from the outset. He went off far too quickly and he couldn’t sustain it."

On Kerr: "He did as well as he could have done. He broke the British record. He ran faster than he’d ever done before. He did execute his plan as best as he could. He just didn’t legislate for Cole Hocker running a three second personal best and nipping up the inside and doing what he did. He did run it perfectly. He destroyed Ingebrigtsen. Cole Hocker was just better on the night.

"He’s so locked in. So single-minded. I know all sports people dedicate their life to their cause but Josh Kerr takes it to an enormous degree."

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Great Britain's Jack Laugher and Jordan Houlden are just one step away from an Olympic final.

Needing to be in the top 18 to reach today's semi-finals (09:00 BST), Laugher finished third with a score of 468.30 and Houlden a place behind with 448.20 in Tuesday's preliminary round.

Both men will look to add to the four medals won by Team GB in the diving already.