We're building up to Tom Daley and Noah Williams' 10m synchro diving final, which starts at 10:00 BST.

Here, a fresh-faced Daley reflects on a career that began at just 13 years old.

Lewis Coombes
BBC reporter in Chateauroux

GB Shooter Nathan Hales scored a perfect 25 out of 25 in the opening qualification round of the Men’s Trap event.

Bronze medallist from Tokyo Matt Coward-Holley also scored an impressive 24 first-round total.

Both will return later today for round two of qualification, and again tomorrow for round three.

The top six shooters progress to the final.

Ireland are facing Australia in the men's pool stage of the hockey.

You can watch that by clicking 'Watch & listen' at the top of this page and choosing the hockey stream.

More from Kimberley Woods, who was speaking to BBC Breakfast after winning a bronze medal in K1 kayaking on Sunday:

How to get into Kayaking: "You can go to the kayaking website and see where you local canoe club is, there's so many different avenues. It is out there, you've just got to search in the right places."

On the Olympic village: "I'm not in the village, we're in a satellite hotel as it's too far away. We're with the rowers. I'll get to experience the Olympic village in the closing stages and the coming days. The opening ceremony looked pretty wet, which for someone in water sports isn't a bad thing."

On the canoe slalom event later in the games: "World number one and world champion, I'm probably one of the favourites, but I'm trying not to think about. I'm taking this and anything else from here is a bonus. At the top of the ramp, the battle is coming and I'm looking to go out and smash it. I'm really proud and thanks for everyone's support."

BBC One

Team GB are in archery action against Chinese Taipei on BBC One now.

You can also watch by clicking play at the top of this page.

The first round of the women's -57kg judo is about to start at the Champ-de-mars Arena.

Britain's Lele Nairne is 11th on mat one against Georgia’s Eteri Liparteliani.

If she wins, Nairne will face Shukurjon Aminova of Uzbekistan or Ivory Coast’s Zouleiha Dabonne.

You can watch the women's 10m air rifle final now. Click on 'Watch & listen' at the top of this page and choose the shooting stream.

Here are the best shots from Team GB's Kirsty Gilmour as she won her badminton opener 21-11 against Keisha Fatimah Azzahra of Azerbaijan.

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Kimberley Woods speaking on BBC Breakfast after winning a bronze medal in K1 kayaking on Sunday: "Absolutely buzzing, I'm a bit tired. A lot of media stuff, but I'm so thankful I've got the platform to talk about this sport and have that bronze medal.

On finishing 10th at Tokyo three years ago and the heartbreak of it: "Tokyo was a bit heart breaking, everyone saw it. Ugly crying. I was really happy with the guys at the bottom of the course and my team-mates, they were there for this one and I'm happy to have that support.

On support from family and her aunt buying her her first canoe: "They did. I'm not sure they knew what they got themselves in for, but they saw it yesterday, from that little girl. My aunt is happy to be super aunt and I now hope I'm the super niece.

On whether Tokyo disappointment prepared her for Paris: "I think each race I have done has mentally prepared me. From Tokyo, people were talking about the redemption story, I wanted to embrace the crowd and be proud of myself and smash it. Now, I have something to show for it."

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The men's surfing continued overnight on the picturesque island of Tahiti in French Polynesia, with eight men going through to round three to join the eight winners of round one.

Brazil's Filipe Toledo had the top combined wave score of the day with 17.00, while Australia's Jack Robinson had the highest individual wave score with 9.87.

Both men safely made it through to the quarter-finals along with Japanese pair Igarashi Kanoa and Connor O’Leary, South Africa's Jordy Smith, Kauli Vaast of France, Ramzi Boukhiam of Morocco and Mexico's Alan Cleland Quinonez.

As ever, the images from Tahiti are absolutely stunning.

Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI in Paris

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It's a big day for Daniel Wiffen as he enters the Olympic pool as a reigning double world champion.

Wiffen, one of three world champions from Northern Ireland, goes in the 800m freestyle heats this morning (from 1028) and has been backing himself to win a medal in Paris.

He'll also go in the 1500m, his favoured event, and the open water 10km marathon, which he has never competed in before.

There could also be a first medal for Ireland at the Games when the in-form Mona McSharry races in the 100m breaststroke final this evening (20:25).

Speaking of medals, Kellie Harrington gets the defence of her boxing gold from Tokyo under way this afternoon as she takes on Alessia Mesiano of Italy in the women's 60kg (14:46).

It's been a disappointing start in the ring for the Irish boxers, who have only had one out of four progress from the opening round.

You can stay up to date with all 37 athletes from Northern Ireland right here, or search 'BBC NI at the Olympics' in the app.

Italy and Australia are in action in the pool stage of the men's beach volleyball.

You can watch that by clicking on 'Watch & listen' at the top of this page and choosing the beach volleyball stream.

An early success for Team GB in the women's badminton. Scotland's Kirsty Gilmour beat Keisha Fatimah Azzahra of Azerbaijan 21-11 in their first group stage match at the Porte de La Chapelle Arena.

Gilmour's next match is against He Bingjiao of China tomorrow at 18:30 BST.

The rain that was falling on day one and causing the road cyclists to slip and slide all over the place feels like a long time ago.

Today looks set to be an absolute scorcher in Paris.

And here is what we are planning to show over on iPlayer and the Red Button (all listings are subject to change).

08:00: Men's beach volleyball, shooting - women's 10m air rifle final

09:00: Men's hockey - Ireland v Australia

10:00: Eventing - team jumping final

12:00: Table tennis, skateboarding - men's street preliminaries

13:00: Women's rugby sevens - Great Britain v South Africa followed by Australia v Ireland

14:00: Equestrian - eventing individual jumping final

16:00: Canoe slalom - men's kayak final

17:00: Men's skateboarding street final highlights

18:00: Women's hockey - Great Britain v Australia

20:00: Rugby sevens - women's quarter-finals

There's plenty of Team GB interest to keep an eye on throughout the day, including (all times BST):

• Kirsty Gilmour plays her group stage opener in the women's singles badminton (07:30)
• GB face Chinese Taipei in men's archery (08:53)
• Tom Daley and Noah Williams in the men's 10m synchro final (10:00)
• Eventing reaches its last day of action, concluding with showjumping (from 10:00), with GB hoping to make it back-to-back titles for the first time since 1972
• Tom Pidcock defends his mountain biking’s cross-country title (13:10)

• Adam Burgess competes in the canoe slalom’s C1 (from 14:30) looking to secure a podium finish after finishing 0.16 seconds outside of the medal places in Tokyo
• In hockey, Ireland’s men play Australia at 09:00 before GB’s women play Australia at 16:00.
• In Rugby sevens, GB’s women play South Africa at 13:00. Ireland play Australia at 13:30.
• GB have a shot at the podium in the men’s team gymnastics final (from 16:30)
• Matt Richards and Duncan Scott line up in the men's men’s 200m freestyle (final at 19:43)

BBC One

Day three coverage has started on BBC One.

Join the team for all the build-up to Tom Daley's Olympic return.

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Here is what we expect to show on BBC One, BBC Two and iPlayer throughout the day (all listings are subject to change).

(all times BST)

08:00: Women's badminton, men's team archery - Great Britain v Chinese Taipei

10:00: Diving: GB's Tom Daley and Noah Williams in men's 10m synchro final

11:00: Swimming heats, rowing heats, eventing

12:00: Eventing - jumping (team top 10), boxing, table tennis

13:00: Switch to BBC Two - men's mountain bike final featuring GB's Tom Pidcock

13:45: Back to BBC One

14:00: Mountain bike - men's final

15:00: Equestrian - eventing individual jumping final

16:00: Skateboarding - men's street final first run, gymnastics - men's team final

17:00: Gymnastics - men's team final

18:00: Switch to BBC Two for gymnastics - men's team final

19:00: Back to BBC One - swimming finals

20:00: Swimming finals

Pollution in the River Seine continues to impact the open water swimming events, with Monday's swimming training for Olympic triathletes cancelled.

This is the second successive day training has been cancelled after Sunday's 'familiarisation' session was called off for the same reason.

A statement issued on Monday by Paris 2024 and World Triathlon said that tests had shown the water quality was still below an acceptable standard and the organisations wanted to "reiterate that the priority is the health of the athletes".

The men’s triathlon is due to start on Tuesday and, should the water quality not reach the required standard on race day, the triathlon events have two contingency days - 1 and 2 August - built into the programme.

If the water quality is not deemed suitable on those days, the swimming leg of the triathlon will be dropped and it will become a duathlon, with athletes competing over just the bike and running legs.

Read more here.

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There was late drama in Group A of the women's football last night.

Canada have somehow kept their chances of qualification alive with a 102nd-minute winner from Vanessa Gilles.

That comes after Canada were deducted six points after their involvement in a drone scandal that saw coach Bev Priestman handed a one-year football suspension from Fifa.

Priestman said yesterday that she is "absolutely heartbroken for the players" and urged the Canadian public to continue to support the team.

They'll have to beat group leaders Colombia in their final group match on Wednesday if they are to have any hope of reaching the quarter-finals.