London 2012 Olympics: Day 10

The latest news and views from the London 2012 Olympics

  • Team GB have continued their golden run of form with TWO GOLDS in the Team Showjumping and in the men's sprint cycling. Beth Tweddle has also grabbed a BRONZE medal in the uneven bars. Stay with us for minute-by-minute updates of today's Olympic events.

    Here's a round-up of today’s must-see events:

    Cycling: Jason Kenny, the man chosen ahead of Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy for the men’s individual sprint, has justified his selection winning GOLD.

    Equestrian : Britain’s quartet of showjumpers have won GOLD in the team event, pipping the Netherlands to first place in a tense jump-off.

    Gymnastics: Beth Tweddle has bagged herself a BRONZE medal after a stunning performance at the North Greenwich Arena.

    Basketball: Team GB recorded their first Olympic victory in basketball since 1948 as they routed China in their final Group B game.

    Hockey: Great Britain's women have made it through to the semi-finals after beating China 1-0.

    Athletics: Dai Greene finished 4th in the 400m hurdles in a race won by Felix Sanchez, a gold medalist in Athens.

    These are some of today’s best stories and features from today’s Independent… london2012.independent.co.uk

    Follow the schedule of today's events on the Independent website by clicking here: www.independent.co.uk

    Confused about how any of the events work? Then check out our interactive graphics... www.independent.co.uk

    Get involved and send us your comment and questions on Twitter by tweeting with the hash tag #IndyOlympics
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