It's already our highest ever gold medal tally in the modern era of the Olympics - but Team GB are still going for more.

Mo Farah's dream of a second gold is still alive.

He's qualified for Saturday's final of the five thousand metres - after winning the ten thousand last weekend.

We also have medal chances in the boxing and equestrian showjumping - while Burnham's Liam Phillips starts his bid for BMX glory this afternoon.

The 23 year old goes in the seeding round of the men's competition later.

But - full-time doctor Tim Brabants has missed out on defending his kayak sprint title - finishing last in the final of the one-thousand metres.