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The second round of the women's golf is just getting started at Le Golf National.

France's Celine Boutier has a three-shot lead after a seven-under 65 in the first round but there is a lot of work to for the two Team GB entrants.

Georgia Hall starts her second round at 09:22 BST and is nine shots off the lead at two over par, while a nightmare opening round for Charley Hull means she is nine over and in need of a minor miracle to get anywhere close to medal contention. She is on the first tee at 10:44.

Keep up-to-date with the latest leaderboard here.

There's just one lap to go and it's still Australia's Moesha Johnson in the lead.

The Netherlands' Sharon van Rouwendaal is in the silver medal spot while Italy's Ginevra Taddeucci is third.

Great Britain's Leah Crisp is in 18th.

Who has enough energy left for a sprint finish?

• The heptathlon gets under way from 09.00 BST, with GB's Katarina Johnson-Thompson and Jade O'Dowda in action.
• Bradly Sinden and Jade Jones are British medal hopes in the taekwondo and begin their campaigns later this morning.
• The 4x100m relay heats get under way on the track, with the medal races on Friday night.
• GB's Jack Laugher and Jordan Houlden go for diving gold in the men's 3m springboard from 14.00 BST.
• Ellie Aldridge will aim to medal for Britain in the sailing, as she goes in the women's kite final after 15.30 BST.
• The showpiece event in the athletics tonight is the men's 200m final at 19.30 BST, starring newly crowned 100m champion Noah Lyles of the USA.
• There are also more boxing medals to be won after 21.30 BST, first in the men's 51kg then the women's 54kg - where Bolton-trained boxer Cindy Ngamba aims to win first ever gold medal for the IOC refugee team.

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Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

Britons Jack Laugher and Jordan Houlden comfortably secured their places in Thursday's men's 3m springboard final at the Paris Olympics.

Laugher, bronze medallist in the synchro event alongside Anthony Harding, finished third in the semi-final standings with 467.05 points.

The 29-year-old won bronze in the discipline in Tokyo three years ago.

Houlden finished fifth with 445.55 points to ensure he would reach the final on his debut Olympic Games.

Both will go for gold from 14:00 BST today.

BBC Sounds

Great Britain's Leah Crisp spoke to BBC local radio about her career before setting off for Paris and the women's 10k marathon swim.

Hear more on Paris: Grassroots to Glory.

Karen Pickering
Former GB world champion swimmer on BBC TV

For this Olympics, they have allowed swimmers who qualified for the 800m and 1500m to enter the open water swimming.

Ireland's Daniel Wiffen, the 800m Olympic champion in the pool, is down to swim it. I don't know whether the open water swimmers like the fact they have a free ride into it.

It may not have as much of an impact in this race as it did in Tokyo, where the conditions were much more favourable to a pool swimmer.

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BBC One

• 08:15: Women's 10km marathon swim
• 08:37: Basketball - USA v Nigeria
• 09:05: Athletics - heptathlon

• 09:55: Taekwondo - men’s 68kg last 16
• 10:10: Athletics - women’s 4x100m relay round one
• 10:35: Athletics - men’s 4x100m relay round one
• 11:00: Taekwondo - women’s 57kg last 16
• 11:50: Sport Climbing - men’s speed final
• 12:00: Sailing - men’s kite semi-finals

Australia's Moesha Johnson is leading the pack with Italy's Ginevra Taddeucci and Giulia Gabbrielleschi close behind.

There's more of a gap forming now with three-and-a-half of the six laps out of the way.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

Great Britain won silver in a pulsating men's team pursuit final before the women's quartet backed that up with bronze in the Paris Olympic velodrome.

Ethan Hayter, Dan Bigham, Charlie Tanfield and Ethan Vernon were pipped to gold by Australia, who triumphed in this event for the first time since the 2004 Games.

Elinor Barker, Josie Knight, Anna Morris and Jess Roberts then beat Italy to continue GB's run of reaching the women's team pursuit podium at every Olympics since it was introduced in 2012.

The men's four, alongside Ollie Wood who rode in the earlier rounds, had the honour of winning Great Britain's 1,000th Olympic medal - combining summer and winter Games, according to Team GB.

Great Britain have now won four medals in three days on the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines track, after gold and silver in the women's and men's team sprint finals respectively.

Read the full report here

That's lap three complete and they're back for another sip of their drinks as the swimmers reach for their fishing poles.

Some women are giving their bottle a good throw once they're done with it so one of their rivals can't save time by drinking from a bottle already in the water.

Clever.

Great Britain's Leah Crisp is now 39 seconds off the leader.

Few would have forecast the men's heats to be the most chaotic event of Paris 2024 so far - but it is a strong contender after Wednesday's drama.

As the runners in heat one battled for a top-eight qualifying spot, European silver medallist Mills - son of former England footballer Danny - attempted to force his way through the field from near the back on the final straight.

In doing so he bumped shoulders with French runner Hugo Hay, then collided with Eritrea's Aron Kifle, causing both to fall into Mohammed Ahmed of Canada while also collecting Dutch runner Mike Foppen.

Mills then angrily confronted Hay after crossing the finish line, before asserting to the BBC that he had been stepped on.

He finished 18th, but tournament organisers ruled that Mills had been impeded and sent him through along with Hay and the other fallers - meaning 20 men will compete in the 5,000m final on Saturday.

BBC iPlayer

• Now: Women's 10km marathon swim
• 08:15: Women's golf
• 09:00: Diving - women’s 3m springboard
• 10:30: Women's golf
• 10:45: Sailing - mixed dinghy medal race

Karen Pickering
Former GB world champion swimmer on BBC TV

There are a lot of athletes here making their Olympic debut. Quite a few are young and new. This is a brutal 10k for your first one.

Tokyo was as close to a swimming pool as you get, so flat and open. You could see so clearly in the water, it is the opposite here.

Great Britain's Leah Crisp (red cap) is just 22-years-old.

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In perhaps one of the most impressive events to watch...

Poland's Aleksandra Miroslaw became the first woman to win speed climbing gold at the Olympics in Paris 2024.

In the preliminary round the 30 year old smashed the world and Olympic records by setting a time of 6.21 seconds.

Later the same day she repeated the feat in the final, clocking a new world best time of 6.06 seconds.

In the final China's Deng finished just eight-hundredths of a second behind Miroslaw to claim silver.

Karen Pickering
Former GB world champion swimmer on BBC TV

There has been so much talk about the water quality in the lead-up because of it not being the most pleasant river and the amount of money they spent on the infrastructure.

There has been a very cautious approach to whether events can take place, more so than others.

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A superb image of the open-water swimming this morning.

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There were distressing scenes in the men's 3000m steeplechase last night as Lamecha Girma was taken to hospital after a horrific fall.

The world record holder from Ethiopia tripped over a barrier on the final lap and suffered a heavy fall onto the track.

Girma, 23, lay motionless as medical staff attended to him before being carried out of the stadium on a stretcher and wearing a neck brace.

"Following his fall in the 3,000m steeplechase, Lamecha Girma received immediate care from the on-site medical teams. Our thoughts are with him and we are sending him our very best wishes for a swift recovery," Paris 2024 said in a statement.

"Paris 2024 is in close contact with the Ethiopian NOC to stay updated on his condition."

Morocco's Soufiane El Bakkali retained his Olympic title, while American Kenneth Rooks took silver and Kenya's Abraham Kibiwot claimed bronze.

Karen Pickering
Former GB world champion swimmer on BBC TV

Leah Crisp is up near the front and out of danger. You can see how close they are all together. Everyone will be trying not to get kicked in the face or scratched. It is tough in that mix.

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Great Britain's Leah Crisp is down in ninth but the good news is that she is in the leading pack that have broken away from the rest.

Defending champion, Brazil's Ana Cunha, is amongst the contenders.

BBC Radio 5 Live

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Athletics Weekly writer Euan Crumley, speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live about Matthew Hudson-Smith's 400m silver medal on Wednesday: "He thought he had it. Matthew Hudson-Smith said it as well last night, he thought he had it.

"Journalists around me had intros written around being the Eric Liddell from 1924, 100 years on from winning 400m gold at the Olympics and Matthew was going to be the first British man to do it since but we had to rethink it."