Simon Brotherton
Commentator on BBC TV

Jack Carlin is still on his back, some way short of the finish line, moving his head from side to side. He is responding.

Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

Knowing that she's guaranteed a medal, Emily Campbell is going to have a crack at 173kg.

That's exactly the same weight as second-placed Park Hye-jeong.

Jono Farr
BBC TV weightlifting commentator

Not to be for Emily Campbell on that occasion, she still has one attempt left.

Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

Massive noise for Emily Campbell as she walks out to attempt 169kg.

She asks the crowd for a bit more and they respond, stamping their feet; "let's see it!" one woman yells.

Oh, it's not to be, though. A smile and a rueful wave of the hands from Campbell, before she comes back out for a third and final attempt.

Great Britain's Emily Campbell is guaranteed at least a bronze medal but she's attempting to win more.

She's up now, here we go.

Hamish Turnbull does not take part in the seventh-12th race, presumably because of that heavy crash.

Next up is the gold medal race featuring GB's Jack Carlin, who is in a tough looking field including Australia’s Matthew Richardson, who won gold and silver at last year’s World Championships, and the Netherlands' Harrie Lavreysen, who is looking to win a third gold of these Games.

Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

Emily Campbell's gone big!

She's gone up to 169kg for her second attempt - with Park Hye-jeeong, who is just ahead of her, currently opting for 168kg.

China's Li Wenwen has just had her first go at 167kg - and she's nailed it.

I'll start you off... My moment of the Games is Toby 'The Terminator' Roberts claiming gold in sport climbing.

A sport I'd never watched but one that is ridiculously entertaining.

Roberts climbed the wall with Rihanna's 'We Found Love' on in the background and the next thing you know, he's got a gold medal around his neck.

Hero.

Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport in Paris

Where do I sign up to become best friends with Emily Campbell?

She's iconic. No fuss, no nothing. A nod to the crowd, a lowering of the hands to settle herself and them, before she hoists 162kg to take herself top of the leaderboard at this stage.

China's Li Wenwen and Park Hye-jeong are still to come, of course, but it's about securing that bronze medal, really...

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

Complete commitment, a lap to go Ellesse Andrews absolutely committed and that was it. It was way too far for a response from Lea Friedrich.

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HUGE from Emily Campbell to clear 162kg.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Paris

Emma Finucane becomes the first female British athlete to win a hat-trick of medals at a single Olympics in 60 years.

She's been celebrating with team-mates Katy Marchant and Jess Roberts in front of me.

Image source, BBC Sport

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

Britain's most successful cyclist here in Paris, what a games for Emma Finucane. She's found the formula that worked in that final after what had been a long way to get here. A great long style.

Victoria Pendleton
Olympic cycling gold medalist on BBC Radio 5 Live

Two bronze medals and a gold medal is delightful for Emma Finucane [in her first Games].

Watch out LA, that's all I'm going to say!

A hat-trick of medals for Emma Finucane!

It is an utterly dominant performance from the 21-year-old, who sees off Hetty van de Wouw to take bronze to go with her gold in the team sprint and bronze in the keirin.

A reminder that this is her first Games. What a performance.

Almost time for Great Britain's Emily Campbell to take to the stage for her first attempt at clean and jerk.

She'll be starting off with a weight of 157kg.