Paris 2024 Olympics day 10: GB’s Hodgkinson wins gold in 800m final, Duplantis sets new world record – as it happened

Great Britain’s Keely Hodgkinson won gold in the women's 800m, as Armand Duplantis broke his own world record on day 10 of Paris 2024. Photograph: Christian Liewig/Corbis/Getty Images

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That completes perhaps the longest day of Olympics action possible with the surfing gold medals going to France’s Kauli Vaast and America’s Caroline Marks.

It feels like an age ago that we saw Great Britain’s Keely Hodgkinson win gold in the women’s 800m and Sweden’s Armand Duplantis break his own pole vault world record, let alone the thrilling, chaotic, controversial mixed relay triathlon that started the day.

We’ll be back in just under two hours to do it all again on day 11 of the Paris Olympic Games.

Updated at 5.45am BST

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Surfing gold for the USA

Caroline Marks is the women’s surfing gold medallist, hanging on in a thrilling final in Teahupo’o for a 10.50 to 10.33 win over Tatiana Weston-Webb.

The Brazilian was given a 4.50 for her last wave and falls agonisingly short of Marks, and has to settle for silver.

Updated at 2.48am BST