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What a day it has been in the first full day of competition at the 2024 Olympics in Paris.

That's the end of the live text part, but you can still watch the beach volleyball at the top of this page and also on the BBC Red Button.

Tonight at the Games takes place at 22:30 BST and you can also watch a Signed version.

It promises to be another busy day on Sunday and we will be up and running early on with all the action at 06:30 BST.

Hope you can join us for that. See you tomorrow.

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GB's Penny Healey and Bryony Pitman are in archery action at 08:30 with the gold-medal match at 16:11.

Helen Glover, an Olympic rowing champion in 2012 and 2016, is back for her fourth Olympics. She joins Rebecca Shorten and debutants Esme Booth and Sam Redgrave in the women’s four heats from 11:30.

In women’s hockey, Team GB begin their campaign against Spain at 12:15.

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Great Britain's Evie Richards, the 2021 world champion, features in the women’s cross-country mountain bike event from 13:10.

The British women’s rugby sevens team face Ireland in the opening group game at 14:30, while Kimberley Woods will line up in canoe slalom’s K1 event (starts 14:30, final at 16:45).

Chelsie Giles is the headline act in GB’s judos quad for Paris 2024. The 27-year-old won bronze in Tokyo then added European gold and world silver a year later. Women’s medal contests begin at 16:49.

Adam Peaty is expected to challenge for a third consecutive men’s 100m breaststroke Olympic title at 20:54.

GB break individual final recordpublished at 21:56 British Summer Time 27 July

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Gymnastics men's team qualification

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It has been a record-breaking day for Team GB's men's team.

Not only have they qualified for the men's team final but they have also qualified for the most individual apparatus finals.

Jake Jarman and Harry Hepworth are the first ever GB men to qualify for a the Olympic vault final, while Hepworth also becomes the first ever GB gymnast to qualify for the Olympic rings final.

And Max Whitlock becomes the first GB gymnast to qualify for four consecutive apparatus finals.

Jarman will compete in the floor final and the all-around final with Luke Whitehouse and Joe Fraser respectively.

Not a bad day's work!

A fantastic opening day for Australia, with three gold medals in the bag already. They are the early leaders.

Usual suspects China and United States are already well-placed, while that rugby sevens gold plus successes in fencing and judo have hosts France up in fourth.

South Korea round out the top five after Oh Sanguk won the men's individual epee gold, while Team GB are currently just outside the top 10.

But there's a long way to go.

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Great Britain have recorded their best start to an Olympic Games in 44 years by winning two medals on day one in Paris.

Team GB duo Yasmin Harper and Scarlett Mew Jensen claimed a dramatic bronze in the women's synchronised 3m springboard, before Anna Henderson rode to silver in the women's time trial cycling.

In non-medal events, Adam Peaty has qualified for Sunday's men's 100m breaststroke final and will be favourite to defend his title.

Adam Brugess qualified in second for the men's canoe singles semi-final on Monday and Kimberley Woods will be in Sunday's kayak singles semi-final.

GB men's hockey team started their campaign with a comfortable 4-0 win over Spain in Pool A and GB qualified for the men's gymnastic team final.

And while GB's Laura Collett set a new Olympic record with her leading score in the eventing dressage, there was disappointment for Josh Tarling who finished fourth in the men's individual time trial and bantamweight Charley Davison who lost her opening round fight to Hatice Akbas.

Earlier, Australia's Ariarne Titmus successfully defended her women's 400m freestyle title.

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Spain's formidable pairing of Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz made a winning start in the men's doubles tennis competition.

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Haha! Is there anything these French rugby lads can't do?

Just before they wrapped up on the pitch, Antoine Dupont et al moved back into a dance formation.

And they bust out moves to Will Smith classic Miami!

Stade de France bringing the heat...

I collared Aaron Grandidier in the mixed zone a few moments ago and asked how important that camaraderie has been to winning gold.

"That's what got us to this point, I think - the chemistry we have on and off the pitch is so important," said the London-born French wing.

"You can see it in what we've done."

To the delight of a packed Stade de France, the host nation picked up their first gold medal of these Games and it came in the men's rugby sevens as France beat Fiji 28-7.

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BBC World Service in Paris

The first night session at the volleyball arena.

The audience participates in a light show then the Effiel Tower sparkles.

It's quite an iconic setting, up there with Barcelona 92 diving and London 2012 horse guard parade.

And a second British medal was not far behind as Anna Henderson grabbed a silver in the women's individual time trial.

Divers Yasmin Harper and Scarlett Mew Jensen won a dramatic bronze in the women's synchronised 3m springboard in Paris.

The pair were in tears at the end of the competition as they snatched Britain’s first female diving medal at an Olympics for 64 years behind China and the United States.

They were sixth with two dives to go and fourth before the final dive but an excellent final effort moved them into third.

Australia still looked set for bronze at worst, but a horrible mistake on their final dive was greeted by gasps from the crowd at the Paris Aquatics Centre and they failed to overhaul Harper and Mew Jensen.

Full report.

Adam Peaty, aiming for a third successive Olympic title in the men's 100m breaststroke, was the fastest man through to tomorrow's final.

Britain's Josh Tarling missed out on medal by two seconds after a puncture as he finished fourth in the men's individual time trial.

Let's have a look back at some of the major stories from Saturday's action.

Watch Victor Wembanyama's best moments as France beat Brazil 78-66 in their men's basketball match on day one of the Paris 2024 Olympics.

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