Rio 2016 Breakfast - All last night's gold medals and big stories; plus today's Olympics schedule

Updated 09/08/2016 at 06:23 GMT

Everything you need to know from Monday night at the Olympic Games in Rio, with Tom Daley and Daniel Goodfellow leading the way for Team GB with bronze medals.

Tom Daley (GBR) and Daniel Goodfellow (GBR) of United Kingdom pose with their bronze medals

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Daley and Goodfellow claimed a thrilling bronze in the men's 10m platform synchro after needing to perform at the death with their final dive to secure a medal.

GB needed a score of 83.61 to take anything home with pairs from China and the USA having already locked down gold and silver respectively.

Executing one of their stronger dives of the evening - a back 3.5 somersault pike - under huge pressure, they managed a score of 89.64 to just edge Germany by six points for GB's fourth medal of the games on a total score of 444.45.

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Earlier in the day, Ed Ling also won bronze in the trap shooting competition at his third appearance at an Olympic Games.

Ling made his Olympic debut in 2004 at the age of 21, and finished 25th, improving by four places in 2012.

But he took silver at last year's World Championships in Grenada, and an excellent display in Rio gave him victory 13-9 over David Kostelecky.

Monday's Highlights

Great Britain's gymnasts suffered an agonising finale as they slipped to fourth place in the men's team final as Japan won gold. More
Tom Daley and Daniel Goodfellow of Great Britain claimed bronze in the men's 10m platform synchro. More
Ed Ling won bronze in the trap shooting competition, Team GB's third medal - and his third appearance at an Olympic Games. More
Michael Phelps progressed to the 200m butterfly semi-final, edging ever closer to his 20th Olympic gold medal for the United States. More
Johanna Konta progressed to the third round of the women's singles at the Olympics with a comfortable victory over France's Caroline Garcia. More
Brazil's Rafaela Silva overcame top seed Sumiya Dorjsuren to win gold in the women's -57kg judo, sending the crowd into joyous celebration of their first Olympic gold as host country. More
Great Britain cruised into the final of both the men’s and women’s eight in the rowing in style. More
The five-year unbeaten streak of Britain's rowers Helen Glover and Heather Stanning nearly ended as a spirited Danish duo led them until the last five metres in the women's pair heat. More
Australia won the first women's rugby sevens Olympic gold medal by beating New Zealand 24-17 in the final at the Deodoro Stadium. More
Lilly King of the United States won the gold medal in the women's 100 metres breaststroke at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics. More
Sun Yang became the first Chinese swimmer to win the Olympic men's 200 metres freestyle gold medal while Britain's James Guy had to settle for fourth. More
Katinka Hosszu of Hungary won the women's Olympic 100 metres backstroke to claim her second gold of the Rio Games, edging out Kathleen Baker of the United States. More

Sun Yang of China celebrates gold at Rio 2016

All Monday's gold medals

Diving - men's 10m synchro platform - Chen A / Lin Y (China)

Fencing - women's individual sabre - Yana Egorian (Russia)

Gymnastics - men's artistic team - Japan

Judo - men's 73kg - Shohei Ono (Japan)

Judo - women's 57kg - Rafaela Silva (Brazil)

Rugby Sevens - women's final - Australia

Shooting - men's trap - Josip Glasnovic (Croatia)

Shooting - men's 10m air rifle - Niccolo Campriani (Italy)

Swimming - men's 200m freestyle - Sun Yang (China)

Swimming - women's 100m backstroke - Katinka Hosszu (Hungary)

Swimming - men's 100m backstroke - Ryan Murphy (USA)

Swimming - women's 100m breaststroke - Lilly King (USA)

Weightlifting - women's 58kg clean and jerk - Sukanya Srisurat (Thailand)

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Leading Brits

Tom Daley and Daniel Goodfellow of Great Britain claimed bronze in the men's 10m platform synchro in dramatic fashion with a superb final dive.

Ed Ling also won bronze in the trap shooting competition, Team GB's third medal in Rio - and his third appearance at an Olympic Games.

Ed Ling

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Great Britain's gymnasts suffered an agonising finale as they slipped to fourth place in the men's team final as Japan won gold.

Johanna Konta progressed to the third round of the women's singles at the Olympics with a comfortable victory over France's Caroline Garcia.

However, Kyle Edmund suffered a disappointing defeat to Japan's Taro Daniel in the second round of the men's singles.

Kyle Edmund lost in the second round of the Olympic competition in Rio

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Biggest shock

Brazil's Rafaela Silva stunned top seed Sumiya Dorjsuren of Mongolia to win gold in the women's -57kg judo, sending the crowd into joyous celebration of their first Olympic gold as host country.

Silva raised her arms to the crowd in triumph as she beat Dorjsuren on a waza-ari, following a pulsating semi-finals victory that went into extra time against Romania's Corina Caprioriu.

Gold for Silva marks a fairytale rise to the Olympic podium from a childhood in Rio's notorious "City of God" favela, and provides redemption for a disappointing London 2012 when she was disqualified in the early rounds for a rule violation.