BBC One

Here's what we've got coming up for you on BBC One this afternoon.

(All times BST)

Now: Equestrian - team jumping final

15:10: Women's windsurfing final featuring Great Britain's Emma Wilson (postponed)

15:35: Badminton mixed doubles final

16:05: Women's 57kg boxing featuring Ireland's Michaela Walsh

16:20: Archery mixed team final

GB bronze medallists Anthony Harding and Jack Laugher spoke on BBC One a little earlier after their men's 3m synchro final earlier.

Harding, on Olympic debut said: "Absolutely amazing. I came into this not knowing how it'd play out.

"I think over the last year my confidence has been knocked through competition in Doha and other competitions and my triple out has been struggling but I somehow managed to find something on that triple out and get it in. On front on the last dive I felt so good and I'm happy we did a big front at the end.

"It wasn't to be to beat China or Mexico but I'm so happy to get the bronze. I can die happy now.

"I always believed I could make it to the Olympics. It's been very difficult. The GB team is so strong to get on the team is so hard so to just be on the team and be an Olympian is the thing I've been dreaming of. To walk away with a medal, with Jack, is amazing."

Laugher added: "We've had a really good day, a shaky start for me. I was a bit nervous in those two dives but I pulled it out of the bag with my hard dives.

"I'm just so proud of what me and Anthony have done. We've worked really hard and had some real ups this year but some major downs.

"We've worked extremely hard on everything. You talk about your triple out and how you did it but - hard work and graft."

BBC One

If you want to watch what should be a thrilling conclusion to the team jumping final at Chateau de Versailles then BBC One is the place to be.

Team GB lead having accrued just one time penalty across the first two rounds. Scott Brash is the last British rider to go on Jefferson.

That will be starting shortly.

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BBC Points West

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Emily Craig and Imogen Grant have gold at last! Next up is a shopping trip for Emily who promised herself a pair of Louboutins if they won the the Olympic gold. Imogen says she’s looking forward to watching some sport– apparently there’s some going on around here.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

That clear round from Harry Charles on Romeo 88 keeps Team GB sitting pretty at the top of the standings after the second round.

We've got a 20 minute break before the third round begins. Scott Brash will be the third and final rider for Britain, on Jefferson.

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Spanish second seed Carlos Alcaraz has breezed into the Olympic men's singles final, beating Canadian 13th seed Felix Auger-Aliassime 6-1 6-1.

The four-time Grand Slam winner will now contest his third major final in two months after winning this year's French Open and Wimbledon.

He will play Serbian top seed Novak Djokovic or Italian 11th seed Lorenzo Musetti in Sunday's final, with the pair set to play their last-four tie later today at 18:00 BST.

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Some of the major headlines so far today in Paris:

• Bryony Page won a silver medal at Rio 2016 and a bronze at Tokyo 2020. In Paris, she has completed the set with a phenomenal final score of 56.480 to win trampolining gold - lifting GB to fourth in the overall medal table.
• Three years ago, Emily Craig and Imogen Grant missed out on a medal by 0.01 seconds in Tokyo. Today in Paris, they are Olympic champions after a dominant performance in the women's lightweight double sculls.
• But it was so near but yet so far for Ollie Wynne-Griffith and Tom George in the men's pairs, as they took a significant early lead only to be caught near the line by Croatian brothers Martin and Valent Sinkovic and had to settle for silver.
• There was bronze in the diving for British pair Anthony Harding and Jack Laugher in the men's synchro 3m springboard - the fourth successive medal won in the diving pool by Team GB out of four finals so far at Paris 2024.
• Spanish second seed Carlos Alcaraz has breezed into the Olympic men's singles final, beating Canadian 13th seed Felix Auger-Aliassime 6-1 6-1. He will play Serbian top seed Novak Djokovic or Italian 11th seed Lorenzo Musetti in Sunday's final. You can keep track of the tennis scores here.

And some events to look out for today:

• Britain are on course for a medal in the women's windsurfing, where Emma Wilson currently leads. The final stages of that competition take place from 14.30 BST today.
• This evening in the pool, Ben Proud is through to the men's 50m freestyle final. That's at 19:30 BST, followed by the women's 200m backstroke final with Katie Shanahan and Honey Osrin. Duncan Scott and Tom Dean then go in the men's 200m individual medley final at 19:43.
• If Beth Shriever and Kye Whyte make it through their semi-finals in the BMX racing, the men's final is at 20:35 with the women's race to follow at 20:50 BST.

Stay calm, everyone, there is still another round to go, it remains remarkably tight... but Team GB do lead the way and are yet to knock down a fence.

The same goes for France on the fences but they have three time penalties to GB's one. Team USA are third on just four penalty points and Ireland are fourth with a score of five.

Basically, knocking over one fence could be the difference between gold and no medal at all...

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Tommy Fleetwood is storming up that leaderboard for Great Britain!

The GB golfer is nine-under-par as things stands but is a magnificent five-under-par for the day with six holes still to play.

Matt Fitzpatrick has put himself right into contention with a seven-under-par second round leaving him sat six off the lead.

Yet another brilliant day for Great Britain has seen them rise to fourth.

Is another gold on the way shortly?

Superb! Harry Charles, just 25 years old, and he's produced a fantastic run under immense pressure.

Great Britain will lead going into the final round. Just one time penalty so far.

There was a bit of luck when Romeo 88 clipped a fence but it stayed up and the Briton gets round in 78.28 seconds, just inside the time.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

We've now had three combinations go clear in this second round.

Can Harry Charles, on Romeo 88, follow? He's up next for Team GB.

The 25-year-old made his Olympic bow in Tokyo three years ago - that was his major championship debut.

That clear run from Olivier Perreau set a trend with Ireland's Daniel Coyle following suit on Legacy immediately afterwards.

Netherlands' Kim Emmen then made it three in a row before a four-fault round from Belgium ended the sequence.

Next up is Harry Charles for Great Britain...

Emily Craig and Imogen Grant won Great Britain’s second rowing gold of the Paris Olympics in the women’s lightweight double sculls. Here's what they had to say after their victory.

Imogen Grant: "It feels like an absolute blur, as soon as we set off we were so single minded focussed. we were on a mission today. I think we both knew we had it in us today, the tears was an outpour of training early nights, party and weddings missed, just all of it coming out at once. Emily is the toughest, most incredible person I've had the pleasure to row with. she took me from a clueless single rower to an Olympic champion. She's been there every single step of the way. I kind of want to go out and do it again."

Emily Craig: "It’s so unbelievably simple and difficult to perfect, that's why I love it and hate it in equal measure. I have so much respect for how talented Imogen is. She has so much confidence, the days where I don't know if I can do it, I have to look at her and know it will be fine. There were points today where I needed that. Thank god she’s the person she is."

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Spanish second seed Carlos Alcaraz has won the first set of his semi-final in the men's singles against Canadian 13th seed Felix Auger-Aliassime 6-1.

Alcaraz, 21, is seeking to add a first Olympic medal to the French Open and Wimbledon titles he has won this year.

Serbian top seed Novak Djokovic faces Italian 11th seed Lorenzo Musetti at 18:00 BST in Friday's other men's semi-final.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

France's Olivier Perreau has just become the first rider to go clear today and Versailles has gone nuts.

Incredible noise.

As he went over the latter obstacles, there were miniature cheers followed imminently by "SSSSSSHHHHHHHHHH".

But as soon as that final jump was cleared, the Tricolour was everywhere you looked.

Great Britain's Bryony Page has the Olympic gold medal put around her neck as she wins GB's first ever gold in the trampolining.

I don't think she's stopped smiling since she finished her magnificent routine. She might not stop smiling year!

Olivier Perreau punches the air as the fans at Chateau de Versailles go wild.

A clear round for France - just three time penalties after their first two riders. What a position that is for the hosts to be in midway through the second round.