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History was written by the GB women's hockey team and Nick Skelton added a shock gold to the medal table.

Records tumbled and history was written during 15 days of British sporting glory in Rio de Janeiro

More history made by Great Britain on the penultimate day of Rio 2016.

No host nation had ever topped their medal tally in the following away Games, until Team GB eclipsed London 2012 in Rio

Day five sees the first of the rowing finals, while Froome and Thomas return to the road.

Meet Ady Hinchliffe, British diving coach to Rio Olympians Jack Laugher, Chris Mears and Alicia Blagg

Siobhan-Marie O’Connor and the men’s 4x200m relay team, anchored by James Guy, delivered silver service in the pool.

Liz Nicholl shares a good luck message on behalf of UK Sport as GB targets best ever away Games.

Adam Peaty and Jazz Carlin put Great Britain on the medal table with outstanding performances in the pool.

Men's gymnastic final and Tom Daley making first Rio appearance among highlights on third day of competition.