
Ian Payne 4am - 7am
31 July 2024, 11:17 | Updated: 31 July 2024, 14:48
Welcome to LBC's live coverage of the Paris 2024 Olympics
Two golds in 15 minutes for Team GB as medals fly in on day five in Paris.
GB's Alex Yee wins gold in a last-minute push in the men's triathlon and the women's quad sculls snatch gold from the Netherlands in a dramatic comeback in the rowing.
Kieran Reilly adds a fifth medal for Team GB on Wednesday as he claims silver in the BMX freestyle.
Beth Potter claims bronze in the women's triathlon while diving duo Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix and Lois Toulson win GB's third diving medal of the Games, taking bronze at the women's 10m synchro.
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Zac Perzamanos is through to the trampoline final, qualifying in seventh place.
GB's Jemma Reekie has won the first women's 800m heat. She's through in a time of 2:00:00.
Sam Reardon, Laviai Nielsen, Alex Haydock-Wilson and Nicole Yeargin finish first in their mixed 4x400m heat, setting a national record of 3:10:61.
They're into Saturday's final, alongside the Netherlands who qualify second and Italy in third place.
The United States have won their 4x400m relay heat in style, with a world record of 3:07:41.
GB are up next in the second heat.
Five British athletes are competing for medals in the swimming tonight.
Ben Proud is going for gold in the 50m freestyle final, while Katie Shanahan and Honey Osrin compete in women's 200m backstroke final, and Duncan Scott and Tom Dean return to the pool for the men's 200m individual medley.
You're in luck if you've been waiting for the athletics to start, as the first evening session of the Games is getting going at the moment.
Tonight's events range from discus qualifications to 10,000m:
GB's Mallory Franklin has finished third fastest in the women's kayak cross time trial while Kimberly Woods placed 16th.
Their times determine the seeding for the kayak cross rounds, where four paddlers at a time will go head to head against each other on the water.
Liu Yuchen proposed to his girlfriend - and teammate - Huang Yaqiong, after they won gold for China in the badminton mixed doubles.
After Bryony Page's gold earlier, GB’s Zak Perzamanos is aiming to secure a spot in the trampoline final.
He'll have two chances to try and make the top eight.
France's Riner has won gold, making him the most successful judoka in Olympic history.
He beat South Korea's Kim Min-jong to add a sixth Olympic medal to his collection.
He's back tomorrow to compete in the mixed team event.