Olympics: Paris 2024 - Tonight at the Games

Isa Guha and Mark Chapman look back on the headlines from day 12 in Paris, as four Olympic champions were crowned in athletics - in the men's 400m and 3,000m steeplechase and discus, and women's pole vault. Boxing topped off a high-octane day of Olympic activity, with skateboarding, track cycling, weightlifting and skateboarding all seeing medals decided.

Isa Guha and Mark Chapman introduce highlights from day 13 in the French capital. There were strong British medal hopes in track cycling, with world champions Emma Finucane and Ethan Hayter competing in the keirin and omnium respectively, while Jade Jones and Bradly Sinden were vying to punch and kick their way to taekwondo glory. The women's 400m hurdles showdown between Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone and Femke Bol promised to be one of the highlights of these Games, while sprinter Noah Lyles and Indian javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra were among the star names seeking to become Olympic champions.

Isa Guha and Mark Chapman review the highlights of day 14, with a remarkable 33 gold medals across 17 sports given out. Eight more athletics gold medals were decided, including in the heptathlon and 4x100m relays. In cycling, the women's madison and men's sprint reached a dramatic conclusion, while it was all to play for in the men's football final at the Parc des Princes. Diving, table tennis and hockey each found new inductees to their Olympic halls of fame too on another star-studded day in Paris.

A review of the penultimate day of the Games, with a remarkable 39 more champions crowned across 21 sports. Joe Choong was seeking to retain his Olympic title in the modern pentathlon, Laura Muir was among the podium hopefuls in the day's eight track and field finals, childhood friends Kate Shortman and Izzy Thorpe were vying to earn a first-ever Olympic medal for Britain in artistic swimming, and several athletes stood a puncher's chance of glory in the boxing and taekwondo finals.