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We have live coverage of the men's individual time trial now on BBC One as Josh Tarling is set to begin his campaign shortly.

You can press the 'watch live' button at the top of this page.

Hayley Simmonds
Commonwealth cycling bronze-medallist on BBC Radio 5 Live

In this men's time trial, the speeds are going to be higher and maybe the risk taking is going to be greater.

I hope we don't see any bad crashes - I hope we don't see any crashes - but I am expecting maybe one or two.

We could see our first GB gold medal in this one. I really believe Josh Tarling has got a really strong chance of bringing home a gold medal. He is an incredible talent.

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Great Britain's Adam Burgess is up soon in heat two of the men's canoe singles.

He currently sits second in the standings after recording a time of 90.87 seconds in heat one.

Burgess, a European silver medallist, trails France's Nicolas Gestin by 0.97 seconds but has 0.74 seconds on Croatia's Matija Marinic in third.

The 16 fastest after both runs qualify for Monday's semi-final.

Watch as USA rider Taylor Knibb crashes on multiple occasions before her mechanic trips while giving her a replacement bike during a treacherous time trial at the Paris 2024 Olympics.

Available to UK users only.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

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I managed to snap this photo of Anna Henderson as she flew past me after crossing the finish line.

Utterly exhausted, she clambered off her bike and sat on those soaking wet cobbles to catch her breath.

She didn't know at the time she was an Olympic silver medallist. She does now.

Andy Moon
BBC Radio Solent in Paris

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Anna Henderson’s boyfriend Olly was one of those caught up in the travel chaos yesterday with the journey from London to Paris taking near six hours.

He was telling her to go to bed before he arrived and that she had a pretty restless night’s sleep. Didn’t affect her performance though, she’s now an Olympic medallist.

Maz Farookhi
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

There is still no update yet about play on the outside courts at Roland Garros.

There are four Brits are on the order of play today, to try and get their First Round matches played out, but we really haven't managed to see any tennis at all.

On the show courts, which have roofs on, USA's Taylor Fritz has taken the first set against Kazakhstan's Alexander Bublik.

There is plenty of home support for France's Caroline Garcia against Romania's Jaqueline Cristian on the other covered court.

Take a trip round Paris with actor Tom Hiddleston as he introduces you to the 2024 Games.

We have heard the word 'cadence' frequently mentioned during today's women's road race time trial, but what does it actually mean?

Very simply, cadence is the number of revolutions the pedals make per minute as you ride.

Riders will all pedal at different rates, but you will notice that on flat surfaces they tend to pedal faster and have a very high cadence, compared to a slower cadence on a climb.

Time trialists, for example, tend to use a higher cadence in shorter events than they do in longer.

Cadence is a key measurement because it represents the power being put on the bike and the physical effect on the rider. Cycling at a lower cadence typically puts more strain on your muscles and in turn causes fatigue, but that too depends on the athlete and their endurance.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Stade de France

Popped down to the mixed zone shortly after France's victory and it's safe to say Les Bleus were a happy bunch.

Most of the players stopped to chat to the press, with 14-point hero Rayan Rebbadj and superstar scrum-half Antoine Dupont particularly in demand.

Asked how he felt to be guaranteed at least a silver medal, Dupont said: "It's a mix of emotions because we want the gold medal, obviously.

"We still have one more game and we have to stay focused if we want to win tonight against a big team."

British cyclist Hayley Simmonds speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "A couple of people have been joking about Josh Tarling being suited to these conditions coming from Wales."

The action is set to start shortly.

Tom Varndell
Former England and Leicester wing on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

What a final France against Fiji is going to be. You couldn't have asked for more.

You are going to have the defending Olympic champions against the home nation. It isn't going to get any bigger than that. The crowd is going to be absolutely pumping come this evening.

You have got to say, they have been the two best teams this tournament. They were the two favourites leading into it.

Fiji have got such a rich history in this competition. France have got superstar Dupont. I can't wait for it.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Stade de France

It simply had to be, didn't it?

France will play Fiji in the gold medal match of the men's rugby sevens later.

The hosts versus the favourites.

The dream final for the neutrals, but a very tough test for Les Bleus.

Fiji are two-time defending champions and still have never lost an Olympic match after thrashing Australia 31-7 in the second semi-final.

Gonna be banging in the Stade de France later. Miss it, miss out.

Great Britain's Adam Peaty is looking to win gold in the men's 100m breaststroke for a third Olympics in a row and he is in semi-final action later on, along with fellow Briton James Wilby.

Watch how Peaty started his Olympics campaign with victory in his heat earlier today.

What a day it has been so far for Team GB with a silver medal and a bronze medal in the bag already. There are hopes for more medals too, with GB represented in both the women's and men's 4x100m freestyle relays in swimming.

These are the Team GB members who are scheduled (weather permitting) to be in action for the rest of the day. All times BST.

Ongoing

Canoe slalom - men's single heats (Adam Burgess, first two runs)

Canoe slalom - women's single heats (Kimberley Woods, first two runs)

Upcoming

Cycling road - 15:32 men's individual time trial (Josh Tarling)

Boxing - 19:00 women's 54kg preliminaries: Charley Davison (GB) v Hatice Akbas (Tun)

Swimming - 19:30 women's 100m butterfly semi-finals (Keanna Louise Macinnes), 20:12 men's 100m breaststroke semi-finals (James Wilby and Adam Peaty), 20:34 women's 4x100m freestyle relay final (GB), 20:44 men's 4x100m freestyle relay final (GB)

Weather permitting

Tennis - men's singles first round: Jack Draper (GB) v Kei Nishikori (Jpn), Tallon Griekspoor (Ned) v Cameron Norrie (GB), Moez Echargui (Tun) v Dan Evans (GB)

Tennis - women's singles first round: Anna Karolina Schmiedlova (Svk) v Katie Boulter (GB)

You can follow all the drama as hosts France faced South Africa in the men's rugby sevens semi-finals on BBC One right now.

What an atmosphere!

And there's a tasty clash in the men's football over on iPlayer and red button - Argentina v Iraq.

Jill Douglas
Reporter on BBC TV

Just so composed from Anna Henderson on quite a treacherous course.

To finish in second place here is just phenomenal, a really gutsy ride and what a performance from her.

It was also such an impressive performance from Grace Brown who retires from cycling at the end of this season.

British cyclist Hayley Simmonds speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "That was an absolutely phenomenal ride from Grace Brown and she's made the other rides look slow when they weren't at all."

Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

Henderson wins silver! What an achievement for Britain. Anna Henderson is an Olympic silver medallist and I don't think anyone predicted that.

Put out the bunting on Hemel Hempstead high street because you have an Olympic medallist in Anna Henderson.

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Great Britain's second medal of the day and it's a silver for Anna Henderson! What a performance.

In tricky conditions with plenty of riders falling, Henderson finishes in 41 minutes and nine seconds to claim silver behind Grace Brown of Australia, who was a remarkable 90 seconds faster.

In a tense finish, American Chloe Dygert fell less than a second short of Henderson's time to end up in third place.