For my favourite non-British moment of the Games, I'm going for Sweden's Mondo Dunplantis' incredible pole vault gold medal.

Not only did he defend the gold he won in Tokyo but he did it by clearing an astonishing world record of 6.25m.

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Team GB's weightlifting bronze medallist Emily Campbell, speaking to BBC TV: "The field today was a lot tougher than what it was in Tokyo.

"The standard was so high and I had to pull it out of the bag. In Tokyo I was new to the sport and enjoying things, it was a bonus medal.

"This one come from the heart, we have had a tough one building-up, but we pulled it out at the right time. It was a PB performance, so you cannot complain.

"It was like having a British crowd today and these guys make everything.

"I have been away for a while and these girls have forgot what I could do - I wanted to remind them. Snatch is the weaker one of my two and it would set me up really well to get a medal.

"I had so much fun getting ready for this doing my hair and makeup. I wanted to give it my all and I was so happy that I got rewarded."

On her hair: "It took a good three hours yesterday! All the media has been speaking about is my hair, so I had to come out with a showstopper."

There are a couple of other gold medal matches that are ongoing: are playing Denmark in the men's handball, and Serbia are taking on Croatia in the men's water polo.

The final event of the Paris Games is USA v in the women's basketball final at 14:30 BST, before the closing ceremony at 20:00 BST.

The women's omnium concludes with the points race.

USA's Jennifer Valente is 10 points clear at the top of the standings. Victory here could make a difference to the final medal table.

The United States are currently two golds behind leaders China as it stands with the women's basketball final against to come. The US are also currently playing Italy in the women's volleyball final.

GB's Neah Evans has endured a difficult competition and starts the race in 21st overall.

Australia have beaten Belgium 85-81 to win bronze in the women's basketball.

They were led by Ezi Magbegor, who top-scored with 30 points as Australia won their first medal in the event since London 2012.

The gold medal match takes place at 14:30 BST as the USA face in a replica of Saturday's men's final, which the Americans won.

Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

Very cute moment in the medal ceremony between the three medallists.

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Team GB's Emma Finucane, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "I feel on top of the world! This whole week has been a rollercoaster for me, so many high and so many lows. That bronze medal felt like a gold medal to me.

"I wanted to be in the gold final, but I had nothing left to give. To have my family here, the national lottery I couldn't be here without them, British cycling, the physios and doctors it is such a wider team and not just me - I wanted to do it for them.

"To come away with three medals is more than what I could have dreamed of. I am going to celebrate tonight!"

On being the first female British athlete to win three medals at an Olympics in 60-years: "You don't think about it in the moment and for me it is about inspiring young kids to get on the track and to give it a go.

"I am living my teenage dream and I love every second of it, but this is my job and I wouldn't change it for the world.

"I want to keep doing what I do and keep making Britain proud.

"It has been such a cool experience and I cannot believe it."

On the LA Games: "The sky is the limit. I didn't know I was capable of this coming here. Getting a gold and two bronzes is more than a dream come true."

BBC iPlayer

With the weightlifting done - and Emily Campbell celebrating her bronze - the Red Button and iPlayer switches now to the women's volleyball final, with the USA still battling to finish top of the medal table as they face Italy. It's on the Watch and Listen tab on this page too for UK s.

Jono Farr
BBC TV weightlifting commentator

Not to be for Emily Campbell, a wonderful moment for the 30-year-old.

Silver in Tokyo and now bronze in Paris. An incredible performance from a wonderful lifter.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

After being fully checked over, Jack Carlin is back on his feet and being helped to walk back into track centre.

That bronze for Emily Campbell is the last medal Great Britain can win at the Paris Games and has also taken the total to 65 - one above the number captured in Tokyo.

Emily Campbell is back and she's going for 174kg. It's silver if she manages it.

She can't get the bar above her head but her arms are aloft in celebration as she adds bronze to the silver medal she won in Tokyo.

A fantastic achievement for the 30-year-old!