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Here are some of the major headlines from yesterday in Paris:

• Kate Shortman and Izzy Thorpe won silver in the artistic swimming - Great Britain's first ever Olympic medal in the event.
• Georgia Bell's sensational 1500m performance delivered one of three bronzes for Great Britain in the athletics.
• Team GB's Caden Cunningham narrowly missed out on gold to win silver in the men's +80kg taekwondo.
• The USA won a fifth successive men's basketball gold medal by overwhelming France in the final.

And here's what's coming up in the next couple of hours:

• The men's handball bronze medal match between Spain and Slovenia is just getting under way.
• The USA and Hungary compete for bronze in the men's water polo at 09:35 BST.
• A number of Brits are in action in the track cycling at 10:00 BST.
• Britain's Kate French and Kerenza Bryson are in the women's modern pentathlon final at 10:00 BST.

We're 15km into the marathon now and the women are currently running up a hill and it looks ridiculously difficult, if I'm being honest with you.

Credit to the spectator who has decided to run up the same hill. Rather you than me!

France's Melody Julien still leads the way.

BBC iPlayer

Here's the plan for the Red Button and iPlayer today. All timings BST, and all subject to change:

• 08:00: Handball, men’s bronze medal match - Spain v Slovenia, first half live
• 08:35: Beach volleyball, men's gold medal - Sweden v Germany, highlights
• 08:50: Handball, men’s bronze medal - Spain v Slovenia, second half live
• 09:25: Artistic swimming highlights
• 09:35: Water polo, men’s bronze medal match: USA v Hungary live
• 10:00: Women's modern pentathlon final, jumping live
• 10:30: Weightlifting, women's +81kg final, featuring GB's Emily Campbell, live

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France's Melody Julien has made a break for the lead, much to the delight of the home crowd.

To show just how difficult it is running in the heat, Kenya's Peres Jepchirchir has been pressing an ice bag against her chest while pounding the streets of Paris.

BBC One

Here's the plan for BBC One today - UK users can follow coverage via the Watch Live button at the top of this page. All times BST, and all subject to change:

• Now: Athletics, women's marathon
• After the marathon, around 09:30: Basketball, men's final, France v USA, highlights
• 10:00: Track cycling, women’s omnium scratch race, featuring GB's Neah Evans
• 10:20: Track cycling, women’s sprint semi-finals, featuring GB's Emma Finucane
• 10:30: Track cycling, men’s keirin quarter finals, featuring GB's Jack Carlin and Hamish Turnbull
• 10:55: Track cycling, women’s omnium tempo race, featuring GB's Neah Evans
• 11:25: Weightlifting, women’s +81kg final highlights, featuring GB's Emily Campbell (will be live on Red Button/iPlayer from 10:30)
• 11:30: Track cycling, men’s keirin semi-finals
• 11:40: Women's modern pentathlon laser run, to decide gold, featuring GB's Kate French and Kerenza Bryson (jumping round live on Red Button/iPlayer from 10:00)
• 12:05: Track cycling, women’s sprint finals

• 12:30: Track cycling, men’s keirin final
• 12:55: Track cycling. women’s omnium points race - to decide gold, featuring GB's Neah Evans

Calli Hauger-Thackery is the leading Brit in 32nd place. Clara Evans is down in 56th and Rose Harvey's in 69th place.

The runners are currently making their way past Paris' scaled down version of the Statue of Liberty.

I bet a few of you didn't know that was there!

Anyway, in the lead after 10km is Ethiopia's Tigst Assefa with team-mate Amane Beriso Shankule in second and Kenya's Peres Jepchirchir in third.

That third-place achievement was matched 10 minutes later by Victoria Ohuruogu, Laviai Nielsen, Nicole Yeargin and Amber Anning, who clocked a British women's national record of 3:19.72 as the USA again took gold, this time ahead of a Netherlands team anchored by the fast-finishing Femke Bol.

The men’s 4x400m quartet featuring Alex Haydock-Wilson, Matthew Hudson-Smith, Lewis Davey and Charlie Dobson set a European record of 2:55.83 as they earned bronze behind the United States and runners-up Botswana on the final night of track and field at Paris 2024.

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

Kate Shortman and Izzy Thorpe won Great Britain's first ever Olympic medal in artistic swimming and said their duet silver medal was worth all the "really hard times" they had gone through because of poor funding.

The childhood friends, whose mothers also used to compete as a pair in the sport, performed their Rising Phoenix routine to score 294.5085 - for a combined total of 558.5367 in Paris.

They looked stunned when they saw their names on top of the leaderboard with two teams still to compete, knowing they were guaranteed a medal.

Asked by BBC Sport to describe how they were feeling, they replied - like their performance - in perfect unison: "On top of the world."

Shortman then added: “I can’t even fathom it right now, can’t put it into words, it’s just an incredible dream come true really.”

China's Liuyi Wang and Qianyi Wang took gold (566.4783) and the Netherlands' Bregje de Brouwer and Noortje de Brouwer won bronze (558.3963).

I don't really fancy putting myself through the pain of running a marathon but it would be a great sightseeing opportunity.

The route in Paris will take the runners past all of the sites - just a shame they don't have their phones on them to take a quick snap!

What marathon do you think is the most beautiful to run? London? New York? Paris?

Great Britain's Caden Cunningham wins silver after losing the men's +80kg category taekwondo final against Iran's Arian Salimi at Paris 2024.

Paula Radcliffe
Former women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV

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I think the toughest parts of the course make it a leveller. I don't think anyone expected there being an Olympic record yesterday.

The key is to stay calm and stay cool in the early stages of the race.

USA's Fiona O'Keeffe started the race with an injury and was seen limpig in the early stages of the race as she drops to the back of the pack.

A number of these athletes are strapped up and the heat levels are expected to rise to around 34 degrees celsius, making it incredibly difficult.

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

Britain's Noah Williams pulled off a stunning final-round dive to take bronze in the men's 10m platform and win his second medal of the Paris Olympics.

Errors by his rivals had opened up the podium positions going into the final round and Williams - who won10m synchro silverwith Tom Daley earlier in the Games - delivered a forward four and a half somersaults dive that scored 94.35 to give him a total of 497.35.

Cao Yuan defended his title in convincing fashion (547.50) to give China a clean sweep of the diving gold medals, with Japanese 17-year-old Rikuto Tamai getting the silver (507.65).

"It's literally a dream – I said that last time with synchro but individually winning a medal, doing it yourself, is a whole other level and I don't think it's sunk in because I'm nowhere near as emotional as last time," Williams told BBC Sport.

Team GB won medals in artistic swimming, athletics, diving and taekwondo on a busy penultimate of the Paris Olympics, while the United States claimed gold in the women's football and men's basketball.

Coming up we will bring you some of the best bits from day 15.

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The Netherlands' Sifan Hassan has already claimed Olympic bronze in the women's 5,000m and 10,000m at these Games and has eyes on another medal in the marathon.

Amazingly, she ran in the 10,000m final just two days ago. What does she have left in the legs?

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Ethiopia's Tamirat Tola was crowned the winner of the men's marathon yesterday.

Who will be victorious today? We'll find out in the next couple of hours.

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Kenya's Peres Jepchirchir will be amongst the favourites to win gold in the marathon after she broke the women's only record in April's London Marathon.

The 30-year-old is also the defending Olympic champion after powering her way to victory in Tokyo.

• 10:00: Women's omnium (scratch race)
• 10:20: Women's sprint semi-finals (GB's Emma Finucane)
• 10:30: Men's keirin quarter-finals (GB's Jack Carlin & Hamish Turnbull)
• 10:55: Women's omnium (tempo race)
• 11:30: Men's keirin semi-finals
• 11:45: Women's sprint finals
• 12:30: Men's keirin final
• 12:55: Women's omnium (points race)