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* Gold and world record for Team GB in cycling
* Hodgkinson wins 800m women's gold
* Biles misses out on gold in gymnastics
* IBA claims gender-row boxers at Olympics 'are male'
* Monday's full Paris Olympics schedule
Live updates
22:13 BST - That's it from us tonight, back again tomorrow!
22:04 BST - Armand Duplantis soared over his rivals in clinching back-to-back Olympic pole vault crowns on Monday with a new world record as Keely Hodgkinson won Britain's first gold of the Paris Games on the track with a sensational 800m final victory.
Read our round-up from today's action right here.
21:43 BST - Is there more gold on the horizon for America's Noah Lyles? We'll be finding out tomorrow!
21:35 BST - Great Britain are up to 12 goal medals and now have 42 in total - fifth in the table!
21:23 BST - Sweden's Mondo Duplantis has broken his own high jump world record, setting a new 6.25m marker.
20:50 BST - It's gold for Keely Hodgkinson!
She storms through to the finish line to upgrade her Tokyo silver to a Paris gold.
20:48 BST - Keely Hodgkinson is aiming for gold for Team GB in the women's 800m final. Can she do it?
20:34 BST - Beatrice Chebet has won the women's 5,000m final, with Kenya's Faith Kipyegon earning silver and fancied Sifan Hassan of the Netherlands bronze.
19:56 BST - A solid run from Team GB's Dina Asher-Smith who reaches the 200m final.
American Gabby Thomas breezes first place.
19:02 BST - Amazing! The Team GB women's team sprint break the world record again with a stunning time of 45.186. It's another gold!
Three world records on the spin from Katy Marchant, Sophie Capewell and Emma Finucane.
18:40 BST - The women's team sprint final begins at 19:00 with Team GB firmly in with a chance of another old medal and even a world record.
18:13 BST - Team GB are into the final of the women's team sprint after breaking their own world record in the heats, setting a time of 45.338!
It rounds off an incredible run of record breaks, with Germany first breaking the time earlier set by Great Britain, before New Zealand then broke that and then Team GB broke it for a third time in 10 minutes.
In case you were wondering, the track in Paris is wider than the ones used in the past meaning teams can generate more momentum on their way through the race - hence several world records in one go!
18:00 BST - There's another opportunity for a medal this evening for Team GB, with Keely Hodgkinson taking on the women's 800m final at 20:47.
Away from that is the beginning of the men's 200m races and the semi-final of the women's 200m, as well as plenty more cycling with the heats for the women's team sprint currently underway - world record holders Great Britain are due to compete in five minutes!
17:57 BST - Team GB's women are out of the hockey tournament, losing 3-1 to the Dutch in the quarter-finals.
Even after taking off their goalkeeper and going with 11 outfield players, the British didn't have enough to reach the final four.
17:04 BST - It looks like the job is done for Team GB's men's pursuit riders who sit top of qualification, setting a time of 3:43.241 with five teams left to race.
The British cyclists are currently four seconds ahead of anyone else and have confirmed a spot in the next round.
16:30 BST - Time for the women's hockey quarter-finals now, with Team GB taking on the Netherlands as they hunt for a spot in the final four.
The men's cycling team pursuit qualification is also underway.
16:20 BST - World record for Team GB! Their women's cycling team sprinters set a time of 45.472 to qualify for the next round of the event, smashing the competition in the process. It will take another record for anyone to leapfrog them in the current standings.
A world record in the opening qualification round - incredible!
Read more on their superb performance here.
16:04 BST - Clarke does enough to claim the silver medal, finishing just behind New Zealand's Finn Butcher.
15:58 BST - It's bronze for Woods, who initially finished in fourth but a fault for third-placed Elena Lilik of Germany means Team GB have another medal.
Triple world champion Clarke coming up next!
15:37 BST - Team GB's Kimberley Woods has qualified for the final of the women's kayak cross, which is due to take place in 20 minutes! It's another chance at a medal for Great Britain.
Joe Clarke has also just qualified for the men's final after a top semi-final performance. That event is due to take place right after the women's.
14:35 BST - Biles has another Olympic medal but it isn't gold this time. The gymnastics legend finishes second in the women's floor exercise as Brazil's Rebecca Andrade takes the gold. Teammate Jordan Chiles finishes third for the bronze medal.
14:24 BST - It won't be gold for Biles, whose floor routine is only enough to see her into second place with two gymnasts still to come. A -0.6 penalty sees her miss out on an eighth gold medal.
13:52 BST - Biles now has the chance to bounce back from her disappointing performance in the women's beam final in the floor exercise final, coming up soon!
13:03 BST - There's plenty of sailing action for Team GB this afternoon, as well as canoe slalom events and diving semi-finals before the track cycling qualification rounds.
Keep up to date with the full daily Olympic schedule here.
12:27 BST - Biles finishes fifth in the end as Italy take the gold and bronze medals, with China coming in second place.
The American will have another chance at a career eighth Olympic gold medal in around an hour in the women's floor exercise final.
12:21 BST - It wasn't to be for Biles on the beam as she falls midway through her routine. A score of 13.100 means the highest she can finish in fourth.
11:42 BST - The women's beam finals are underway! Biles will compete seventh in a field of eight women as she targets the eighth Olympic gold medal of her career.
Over in the pole vault, there's bad news for Team GB as world number one and British record holder Molly Caudery has been eliminated from the competition.
11:24 BST - Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix and Lois Toulson have safely qualified for the semi-final of the women's 10m platform diving!
Elsewhere for Team GB, the women's 400m rounds and pole vault qualifiers continue into the afternoon.
Away from British competition, Simone Biles is set to challenge for another two gymnastics gold medals shortly, first in the women's beam final and then the floor exercise. She has a total of 7 gold medals at the Olympics and could become the joint-most decorated female Olympian of all time with another two today.
10:25 BST - Both Alastair Chalmers and Jessie Knight have qualified for the next rounds of the men's and women's 400m hurdles races!
Nick Percy didn't fare as well in the men's discus and failed to make it past qualification.
09:38 BST - Team GB have plenty of athletes in action throughout the rest of the morning including in the men's 400m hurdles, discus, bouldering and the women's 10m platform diving; all of which are either qualifiers or preliminary rounds.
Get a full look at what else is in store today here.
09:07 BST - After a review, Team GB's medal has been downgraded to a bronze - USA will take the silver.
It had gone down to a photo finish and to the naked eye it appeared Britain had done enough for second place, but after looking back they have been awarded the bronze medal.
08:27 BST - It's gold for Germany, who win the mixed team triathlon relay by the finest of margins, while it goes down to a photo finish between GB and the USA for second place; with Team GB taking the silver medal!
08:07 BST - Team GB are flying heading into the final leg! Potter begins her swim with a healthy lead over the second-placed Germans and it looks like Britain's race to lose as it stands.
07:40 BST - Away from Team GB, there's plenty to look forward to throughout day 10 of the Paris Olympics.
Iconic athletes Armand Duplantis and Simone Biles are targeting more medals while the men's badminton final promises to deliver some superb entertainment.
07:22 BST - Job done for Yee who has Britain in gold medal position after a fantastic first leg - Taylor-Brown up next for Team GB with a solid four-second lead as she makes her way through the swim.
07:00 BST - Just for reference, a triathlon relay isn't quite four full triathlons but four super sprint formats, with competitors swimming 300m, cycling 7km and then running 1.8km.
06:58 BST - First up for Team GB this morning is the mixed relay triathlon at 07:00, with medal heroes Alex Yee and Bether Potter competing alongside Sam Dickinson and Georgia Taylor-Brown.
Great Britain will be hoping to secure their 38th medal at the Paris Olympics - possibly even an 11th gold.
06:45 BST - Good morning and welcome back to our Olympics Tracker, where we'll be bringing you all the key updates from day 10 of the 2024 Paris Olympics!
It's a much lighter day in terms of medals for Team GB but there's plenty of action throughout the day in several different sports.
Take a look at our daily schedule here and keep up to date with our live medal table right here!
