Summary

  • Watch live coverage of BBC One and second channel by using 'watch and listen' tab at top of the page (UK users only)

  • Boxing - Ireland's Kellie Harrington retains her Olympic title after semi-final defeat means bronze for GB's Lewis Richardson in men's 76kg

  • Athletics - GB's Josh Kerr finishes ahead of bitter rival Jakob Ingebrigtsen in 1500m final but it is only enough for silver

  • Athletics - USA's Gabby Thomas wins women's 200m Olympic gold with 100m champion Julien Alfred of Saint Lucia second. GB's Dina Asher-Smith fourth and Daryll Neita fifth

  • Track cycling - silver for GB men in team sprint final as mighty Dutch set another world record

  • Skateboarding - GB's Sky Brown, 16, wins bronze, matching her medal in Tokyo, despite dislocating shoulder just before Games

Live Reporting

Michael Emons and Bobbie Jackson

  1. Only two clear so far with GB's Brash to come

    Individual jumping final

    There have been so many mistakes in this final so far. Still only Netherlands' Maikel van der Vleuten and Germany's Christian Kukuk have gone clear.

    We've had 16 riders and Scott Brash is the 20th to go with his horse Jefferson.

  2. Muir and Bell through to semi-finals

    Women's 1500m

    A successful morning's work for Team GB's Laura Muir and Georgia Bell, who finished second in their respective heats to qualify for the women's 1500m semi-finals.

  3. Laugher and Houlden hold position

    Men's 3m springboard prelims

    Two out of two successful dives for Jack Laugher and Jordan Houlden in the early stages of the men’s 3m springboard prelims.

    Only the highly fancied Chinese pair of Wang Zongyuan and Xie Siyi are ahead of them in the standings so far.

    Jack LaugherGetty Images

  4. Walcott-Nolan into repechage

    Women's 1500m

    No automatic semi-final spot for GB's Revee Walcott-Nolan, who finishes eighth to go into the repechage.

    Walcott-Nolan struggled to break free of a tightly-packed field that only really spread out on the final bend and could not catch up with the leaders on the home straight.

    Kenya's Nelly Chepchirchir won in a time of 4:02.67, with Australia’s Jessica Hull also among the qualifiers.

    Revee Walcott-NolanGetty Images

  5. Equestrian - jumping individual final

    Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport in Paris

    It gets so quiet during these rounds that you can hear the horses breathing.

  6. Ben Maher is struggling.

    Maikel van der Vleuten of the Netherlands also goes clear - therefore the next rider to do so, will knock him out of the medal positions.

  7. 'I felt like a kid on Christmas morning'

    Women's 1500m

    Georgia BellGetty Images

    Team GB's 800m runner Georgia Bell, speaking to the BBC after qualifying for the semi-final: "The comeback season continues.

    "That was good fun and the job was to progress to the next round. Anything can happen in the heats and being a bit aggressive early on to stay out of trouble is what I wanted to do.

    "I didn't want to run any wider than I had to and soon as you give someone an inch mentally it might knock you - I am happy with how it went.

    "I felt like a kid on Christmas morning, and I couldn't sleep much last night but that's partly because of my team-mate Keely [Hodgkinson]!"

  8. Walcott-Nolan in final heat

    Women's 1500m

    Revee Walcott-NolanGetty Images

    Team GB's Revee Walcott-Nolan is in the third and final 1500m heat.

    The 29-year-old has run three of her best times in 2024 so far, most recently clocking 4:00.43 in Poland.

    Quickest in the field is Australia’s Jessica Hull, who has set a 3:50.83 PB this year.

  9. Bell through in second

    Women's 1500m

    Team GB's Georgia Bell joins Laura Muir in the semi-finals after finishing second in her heat.

    Ethiopia's Diribe Weletji crossed the line first, with Kenya's Faith Kipyegon, Nikki Hiltz of the United States and Poland's Weronika Lizakowska completing the top five.

    Ireland's Sarah Healy looked to be holding on to the final qualification position but was agonisingly pipped on the line by New Zealand's Maia Ramsden.

    Healy joins Ireland team-mate Sophie O'Sullivan in the repechage.

  10. 'A very convincing round'

    Individual jumping final

    Andy Austin
    Equestrian nation cup winner on BBC TV

    That was brilliant, Christian Kukuk ran with so much pace and energy, so much better than yesterday. I love the way he cleared that final fence, a brilliant piece of riding. That was clever and a very, very convincing round. There was a touch on five but no one is going to easily clear that.

  11. Germany's Kukuk is first to clear

    Individual jumping final

    Christian Kukuk of Germany riding Checker 47Reuters

    Eighth time lucky!

    Germany's Christian Kukuk on Checker 47 is the first rider to go clear. No penalties and he's within the time, so that puts him into the lead.

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    Pole vaulting is my favourite sport to watch - the athletes look like they are flying. Death defying!

    Caroline

    Triathlon has to be up there - it's so exciting. You've got time to really get invested and there are never any guarantees. Even up to the last few hundred metres as we saw with Alex Yee.

    Anon

  13. Still no clear rounds

    Individual jumping final

    Seven riders. No clear rounds.

    Surely we will get one soon.

    Ben Maher had four faults earlier, while GB teammate Scott Brash goes off 20th of the 30 competitors.

  14. Solid starts for Laugher and Houlden

    Men's 3m springboard prelims

    Strong openings for Team GB pair Jack Laugher and Jordan Houlden in the men’s 3m springboard prelims.

    After round one of six, they are in third and fourth respectively, comfortably placed with the top 18 progressing to the semi-finals.

  15. Second 1500m heat about to start

    Women's 1500m

    Team GB's Georgia Bell is about to run in the second women's 1500m heat. The European silver medallist is currently on a sabbatical from her full-time job in cyber security.

    She’s up against formidable Kenyan Faith Kipyegon, the world record holder and current Olympic champion who is vying to become the first athlete to win three consecutive Olympic 1500m titles.

    Team Ireland's Sarah Healy is also in the field.

    Georgia BellGetty Images

  16. 'Not dumbfounded, but certainly tested'

    Individual jumping final

    Nick Luck
    Equestrian commentator on BBC TV

    We've already seen two of the world's best riders not dumbfounded by this course, but certainly tested by it.

  17. Drama at final fence

    It looks like we are set for our first clear round....

    OH NOOOOO!!

    The final obstacle goes down for American Laura Kraut.

  18. 'That could be the end of Maher's medal hopes'

    Individual jumping final

    Nick Luck
    Equestrian commentator on BBC TV

    There's a lot of good combinations to come, you feel that could be the end of Great Britain's medal hopes, as far as Ben Maher is concerned.

  19. 'A very difficult fence'

    Individual jumping final

    Andy Austin
    Equestrian nation cup winner on BBC TV

    It's a very difficult fence, she jumped so high but didn't get that momentum over the fence. A little bit of inexperience showed there.

  20. Maher medal hopes hit

    inidividual juimping final

    Defending champion Ben Maher knocked one fence down in his round on Dallas Vegas Batilly - four faults and no time penalties.

    That could end his medal hopes, but let's see how the other 26 riders get on...