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Yep, you did it. Gold for Great Britain's Emily Craig and Imogen Grant.

Moe Sbihi
Olympic champion rower on BBC TV

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They were pushed and challenged every single stroke of the way there and they answered every single question.

Amazing scenes. History-makers.

Chris Jones
BBC correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live

Emily Craig and Imogen Grant win gold. The ghost of Tokyo banished in Paris, unbeaten since Tokyo and they delivered when it mattered the most.

This was the last time the women's lightweight double sculls will be raced at an Olympic Games.

Great Britain's Emily Craig and Imogen Grant are forever Olympic champions.

Last 500m to go and Great Britain still lead!

Romania are pushing back and will sprint to the finish. Can GB hold on for the gold?

It's a full house for the British trio in the 100m heats.

Dina Asher-Smith starts well and is right up alongside Poland's Ewa Swoboda all the way.

The Pole takes it in 10.99 with Britain's European champion having to settle for second in 11.01. The main thing is that she's through, though.

Nigeria's Rosemary Chukwuma is the third qualifier. It wasn't a great run by her standards but 11.26 is quick enough for her to progress.

Chris Jones
BBC correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live

Great Britain have an outstanding gold medal chance.

The best in the world by miles through the Olympiad. This is when the pressure is at its highest. This is when it matters the most.

There's 1000m left and Great Britain lead by half a boat length from Romania and New Zealand.

Keep pushing!

After a slow start, Great Britain have taken the lead with 1500m to go.

Will they try to extend their lead now?

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport in Paris

At the swimming, Slovakian athlete Tamara Potocka collapsed after her 200m medley heat this morning.

She was taken from the arena on a stretcher after medical treatment.

We will post an update on her condition when we have it.

Tokyo was heartbreak for Great Britain's Imogen Grant and Emily Craig.

Is Paris going to be euphoria?

We'll find out out shortly as the final gets under way.

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Great Britain will go for gold in the women's lightweight double sculls final now.

Can they do it? Head to BBC One to find out.

Two from two so far for Team GB in the women's 100m heats as Imani Lansiquot qualifies for the semi-finals.

The 26-year-old from Peckham finishes third in 11.10 in heat four.

Canada's Audrey Leduc won it in a national record (NR) time of 10.95 with Tia Clayton of Jamaica in second.

Dina Asher-Smith goes next in the fifth of eight heats.

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Paris

The trampoline format is pretty unforgiving - you can't start bouncing again if something goes wrong before you've finished your routine (compared to, say, artistic gymnastics where you can get back on an apparatus after a fall). So we just saw Spain's Noemi Romero Rosario have to finish halfway through her planned routine of 10 moves as she veered off centre and the spotter put the mat under her to catch her.

Alistair Watkins
BBC Sport in Paris

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Emily Craig and Imogen Grant missed out on a medal by 0.01 seconds at the Tokyo Olympics.

That disappointment has driven them on and they are unbeaten since that race.

The back-to-back world and European champions are favourites to win gold here but Romania, Greece and Ireland all qualified with faster times.

The Brits are the world record holders and hopefully have an extra gear up their sleeves.

We're about to find out.

Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Paris

Daryll Neita has her eyes firmly fixed on individual medals this year, with five global 4x100m relay medals to her name.

The 27-year-old was left distraught after narrowly missing out on European 200m gold in June but there is no doubt she is on an upward trajectory as she continues her development under coach Marco Airale in Italy.

The Briton shows she has timed her season perfectly as she opens her Olympic campaign with a season's best performance - and the fastest time so far... Exciting.

Ireland fans are up off their feet to congratulate Fintan McCarthy and Paul O'Donovan after they successfully defend their lightweight double sculls title.

Ireland's successful Games continues!

Great Britain's Tommy Fleetwood is under way in the second round of the golf.

Fleetwood is five shots off the lead on -4 while GB team-mate Matt Fitzpatrick is now level par after starting his round at +2.

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Janet: Brilliant bronze indeed! the pressure in that last round sat at home was bad enough, but they performed out of their skin! Many congratulations to them & all Team GB’s synchronised diving teams, they all should be so proud!!

Food Fun Forest: That was a brilliant diving competition. No shame in the GB pair getting bronze behind China and Mexico.