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Great Britain eclipse their best ever away Games in Rio as Jason Kenny wins a phenomenal sixth Olympic gold

Britain's women push back for historic hockey gold and Joe Joyce fights for a place in the final on day 14.

The Brownlee brothers and Jade Jones show their dominance by winning repeat gold medals on day 13

Murray takes centre stage in men's tennis final, while Whitlock pursues his second medal of the Games

Inspirational Farah takes an emotional third Olympic gold as GB gather eight medals on day eight

Rowing resumes and it's over to the velodrome for the start of the track cycling.

On a day billed as ‘Wonderful Wednesday’, GB took six medals including two heroic golds and a historic gymnastics bronze

One race stands between Farah and his momentous double-double, and Adams steps up to defend her London title.

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.