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Great Britain's Cindy Sember is in 100m hurdle heats action this morning and she is looking to progress to the semi-finals with a good performance here.

The 30-year-old will go up against Puerto Rico's defending champion, Jasmine Camacho-Quinn, in heat two at 9:23 BST.

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Our first bit of Brit action this morning comes from the first round of the women's golf with Charley Hull teeing off at 8:44 BST and Georgia Hall hitting her first drive at 11:17 BST.

Can either of these two follow in the footsteps of team-mate Tommy Fleetwood after he won silver in the men's?

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This may be called a race walk, but these athletes are racing along quicker than many people run.

Christopher Linke of Germany leads the pack at the first changeover, clocking 43:32.

He is closely followed by Spain's Alvaro Martin, Japan's Masatora Kawano, Brazil's Caio Bonfim and Ecuador's Daniel Pintado, who have broken away from the rest of the pack.

Like so many events at these Games, the backdrop is spectacular. The course is inspired by the Women’s March on Versailles of 1789, a key event in the French Revolution, taking in the Grand Palais, Louvre, Palace of Versailles and Eiffel Tower.

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Jakob Ingebrigtsen posted on Instagram after race the last night that 1500m medal winners, "outsmarted" him.

Ingebrigtsen who is Josh Kerr's biggest rival stirred the rivalry by saying he could beat Kerr, "blindfolded".

The Norwegian posted: "Well, I guess he did show up after all…! Hocker and Nuguse as well. My team always say that 'because you have a big mouth and is the one to beat, you have everything to lose in competitions'.

"Today, Cole Hocker, Yared Nuguse and Josh Kerr outsmarted me. They were 'the best guys' when it really mattered. And I want to congratulate them all on a great performance!"

Here is how the medal table looks after day 11, with Team GB adding two silver and two bronze to the tally.

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If you are just joining us - good morning! Here is what lies ahead on day 12 in Paris:

• 06:30: Athletics - marathon mixed race walk (expected finish approx. 9:50)
• 09:00: Diving - men's 3m springboard semi-finals (GB's Laugher and Houlden)
• 09:15: Athletics - women's 100m hurdle heats (GB's Cindy Sember)
• 11:13: Sailing - women's dinghy medal race
• 11:54: Sport climbing - women's speed final
• 12:13: Sailing - men's dinghy medal race (GB's Micky Beckett)
• 12:26: Track cycling - women's keirin first round (GB's Katy Marchant)
• 13:43: Sailing - mixed multihull gold medal race (GB's John Gimson and Anna Burnet)

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BBC Sport in Paris

Team GB boxer Lewis Richardson will take home a bronze medal from the Paris Olympics after an agonising semi-final defeat by Mexico's Marco Verde.

Richardson, the last British boxer standing in Paris, looked to have done enough to secure a place in Friday's final but lost on split decision.

He was up on two of the judge's scorecards before the final round, down on one and level on the other two, but the panel of five all gave the last in favour of the Mexican to give him a 3-2 win.

"I thought Lewis had done enough in that last round to win," BBC boxing expert Steve Bunce said.

Read the full report here

Team GB's Sky Brown overcame a shoulder injury to claim Olympic bronze in a thrilling women's skateboarding park final in Paris.

Brown, 16, was seen clutching the left shoulder she dislocated last week after a heavy fall during Tuesday's preliminary round.

But a sensational final run of 92.31 ensured she added to the bronze she collected in Tokyo, when she became GB's youngest medallist aged 13 years and 28 days.

"I feel like this made my story," Brown said.

"I felt the adrenaline and was just hyped up. I didn't even think about it."

Read the full report here

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BBC Sport in Paris

Jack Carlin, Ed Lowe and Hamish Turnbull continued Great Britain's medal-winning start at the Olympic velodrome with team sprint silver in Paris.

In a repeat of the Tokyo final three years ago, they were beaten by a supreme Netherlands trio, who set a world record of 40.949 seconds to retain their title.

With Carlin - now a three-time Olympic medallist - on the final lap, Britain crossed the finish line 0.865 seconds behind for a new national best.

It follows the historic women's team sprint gold won by Emma Finucane, Sophie Capewell and Katy Marchant on Monday - the first day of action at the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines velodrome.

Read the full report here

George: Think last night’s men’s 1,500m final is a lesson in making sure you focus on everyone in the race, not just your biggest rival.

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BBC Sport in Paris

As world gold medallist Kerr and defending Olympic champion Ingebrigtsen played out their anticipated battle for the title, American Cole Hocker, found his way past both on the inside to clinch his first global outdoor title.

With a perfectly timed final surge, Hocker took gold in an Olympic record three minutes 27.65 seconds.

Kerr, who upgraded his Olympic bronze from Tokyo, crossed the line in a British record 3:27.79 as another American athlete, Yared Nuguse, ran a personal best 3:27.80 for bronze.

Read the full report here

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What a race, eh?

A national record time from Great Britain's Josh Kerr was only enough for the silver medal in what was an incredible 1500m final last night.

Here's what's on offer to you this afternoon at the Games.

(All times are BST and subject to change)

12:13: Sailing - men's dinghy medal race (GB's Micky Beckett)

12:26: Track cycling - women's keirin first round (GB's Katy Marchant)

13:43: Sailing - mixed multihull gold medal race (GB's John Gimson and Anna Burnet)

14:00: Weightlifting - men's 61kg final

14:43: Sailing - mixed dinghy medal race

Here's what we've got on offer for you on this fine Wednesday morning.

(All times are BST and subject to change)

06:30: Athletics - marathon mixed race walk

09:15: Athletics - women's 100m hurdle heats (GB's Cindy Sember)

11:13: Sailing - women's dinghy medal race

11:54: Sport climbing - women's speed final

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BBC Red Button and iPlayer coverage is up and running early - with walking. The marathon race walk mixed relay offers up the first gold medal of the day, and is now live.

Coverage on BBC One starts up at 08:00 BST. We'll bring you all the latest on the events we'll be showing on this page.

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The marathon race walk is new event that was unveiled in April last year. It replaces the individual 50km in order to ensure gender parity across the entire athletics programme for the first time at an Olympics.

The relay will feature 25 teams, each comprising one male and one female athlete. Each athlete will complete two legs of the marathon distance (42.195km) in the following order: male, female, male, female.

The leg distances are as follows: 11.45km, 10km, 10km, 10.745km.

Red cards are given for technical infringements, typically for bending the knee or not keeping one foot on the ground. If a team receives three red cards, they have to serve a three-minute penalty. There’s an additional one-minute penalty for every subsequent red card, while a team that receives seven red cards is disqualified.

The action is starting early this morning, with the marathon race walk mixed relay about to begin in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower.

Japan, China, Italy, Australia and Spain are among the favourites.

Day 11 of the Paris Games once again delivered, with plenty of drama, intrigue, joy and disappointment.

What will day 12 bring?

Let's dive straight in and find out.

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