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Jocelyn Peterman clears the row of guards but a GB red spins off into the house.

Jennifer Dodds tries to offer it some protection next, and while Peterman can clear one she can't remove both.

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on 91Èȱ¬ TV

Canada are still in control with two ends to go.

Thomas Duncan
91Èȱ¬ Scotland in Beijing

Jennifer Jones, gold medallist in 2014 and now 47 years old, is in absolutely no mood to give Britain a sniff tonight.

It's looking ominous with two ends to play.

Canada will move level with GB on three wins and three defeats and keep their own semi-final hopes alive, if they can see this out from here.

Eve Muirhead lines up GB's final stone of the eighth end...

It's good. Great Britain pull one back to reduce the gap to two, with two ends remaining.

British skier James Woods says he is "full of painkillers and strapped up in bed" on the eve of the slopestyle event because of a back injury.

Woods finished fourth at Pyeongchang 2018, improving on fifth at Sochi 2014 when he struggled with a hip injury.

The 30-year-old says his back has "completely seized up" and he is unable to move just hours before Tuesday's freestyle event.

"Hopefully I wake up from a good sleep feeling ready for action," he said.

Read more on James Woods here.

Adam Mitchell: Saturday Granite Fever or Read It And Sweep would be my curling films.

GB must take a two or three from at least one of these final ends if they're to avoid defeat but that's not looking likely in the eighth end as it stands.

Here come British pair Brad Hall and Nick Gleeson. Run two...

They are 11th after a time of 59.69 seconds in the first run. But crews seem to be losing time...

A quick bobsleigh race before school this morning for these young bobsleigh fans!

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Jennifer Jones with the final stone of the seventh end...

She's done it again! Once again Jones comes up with an answer for Canada, who take one to stretch their lead to three.

Vicky Wright adds a third red into the house for GB, and Kaitlyn Lawes can only remove one of those. Plenty to play for with two stones remaining for both teams...

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The KVWN Channel 4 News team? No, it's the Austria men's ski jumping team!

Stefan Kraft, Daniel Huber, Jan Hoerl and Manuel Fettner have been celebrating their gold medal at the Zhangjiakou National Ski Jumping Centre.

Slovenia took home a deserved silver, while Germany pipped Norway for bronze to continue their fine run of making the podium in this event in every Games since 2006.

Jennifer Dodds thanks her team-mates after her latest red is swept into the centre of the house and GB begin to build another opportunity.

Jocelyn Peterman clears one red for Canada, but knocks another onto the button. GB have two in play, with two guards positioned ahead...

Simon Gleave
Head of sports analysis, Nielsen Gracenote

Freestyle skiing aerials bronze medallist Megan Nick was today's most surprising medallist.

She was ranked 23rd amongst the original entrants for this discipline before the qualification after failing to finish above 15th position in the four international events she had entered this season.

Here's a quick round-up of some of the main headlines from today...

• Russian Olympic Committee figure skater Kamila Valieva, 15, will be allowed to continue competing at the Games despite failing a drugs test in December. There's more on that story here.
• Great Britain's men's curlers beat Switzerland, leaving them one more win from the semi-finals, while the women are 4-2 down against Canada after six ends.
• Two British athletes qualified for the women's freeski slopestyle final, with Katie Summerhayes and Kirsty Muir performing solidly to go through
• Katie Ormerod could not progress for GB in women's snowboard big air qualifying
• USA's Kaillie Humphries won gold in the first running of bobsleigh's monobob
• There was gold for France in figure skating's ice dance, with Britain's Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson finishing 10th
• Austria won the men's team ski jumping event.

Anna Thompson
91Èȱ¬ Sport in Beijing

Great Britain's two-man bobsleigh duo Brad Hall and Nick Gleeson lie 11th after the first run but it is still tight time-wise.

There is less than half a second between them and Germany's Johannes Lochner in second place so a good second run could put them in medal contention.

We will be back under way at 13:40 GMT, where Hall will be 10th down the track at a very cold Yanqing Sliding Centre. It is hovering around -15C - not great when you're only wearing thin race suits.

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Thomas Duncan
91Èȱ¬ Scotland in Beijing

Eve Muirhead hasn't quite been at her sharpest tonight. They've cut the deficit but they're going to need to land some big shots to get themselves back into the game.

Steve Cram
Curling commentator on 91Èȱ¬ TV

Overall the teams seem well matched, but the score doesn't tell you that.

Jennifer Jones is in great from this morning and she's giving GB some real headaches.

Eve Muirhead delivers on the final stone, though, rolling in a red just ahead of Canada's yellow to reduce the deficit to 4-2.

Nicola Minichiello
Three-time Olympic bobsledder on 91Èȱ¬ TV

We were looking at different ways they [the Jamaican team of Shanwayne Stephens and Nimroy Turgott] could keep training and push training during lockdown.

We wondered what they could do instead and the Mini was the smallest car, so they were pushing the Mini every Monday morning.

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