Men's curling semi-finals - GB 4-4 Switzerland (in seventh end)
Richard Winton BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina
An unbelievably good shot leaves the Swiss lying three. The GB rink consider the options - can they take out the whole lot? It would be a bold play in a game of this magnitude.
Bruce Mouat rolls the dice... and gets a double six! Three of the Switzerland stones are wiped out of the house. That is filthy, young man.
Bruce just whipped out a fist pump. I don't think he's ever done that in his career...
And this will help the Canadians - Britta Curl sent to the penalty box for a strong hit from behind on Erin Ambrose, who stays down for a short while after being sent into the perimeter boards.
The officials assess whether it should be two minutes or five minutes in the sin bin - it's just two.
But Canada will have a player advantage for two of the final six minutes.
Will we see a second Atkin on an Olympic podium?published at 20:16 GMT 19 February
20:16 GMT 19 February
Katie Falkingham BBC Sport in Livigno
Recognise the Atkin name? Eight years ago, Zoe Atkin was watching on in South Korea as her elder sister Izzy won Team GB’s first Olympic skiing medal with slopestyle bronze in Pyeongchang.
“Growing up, it was definitely competitive, everything she did I would have to do a little bit better,” says Zoe Atkin.
“Now she’s retired from skiing and she really helps me, all of her wisdom, and just having been through it all, she really understands how to perform at such a high level and the stresses that come with it.
“She’s such a guiding light for me. Obviously being able to watch her win an Olympic medal, that set the bar of what was possible to achieve.
“It’s crazy because growing up, I never wanted to be a professional athlete or expected that this would be my life. Seeing my sister achieve it, at such a young age as well, she was such a big role model for me and it was really inspirational to see someone do that.”
They have just brought in the leaders' chair rink side - the skater currently in first place takes the seat, but has to give it up if/when they are overtaken.
Amber Glenn is currently in the hotseat, who can dethrone her?
As for the loud person on the rinkside mic - I've been in this arena most evenings for the last two weeks. My hearing is beyond saving.
Men's curling semi-final - GB 4-4 Switzerland (after six ends)
Richard Winton BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina
Bruce Mouat pulls out a big shot in a big moment. But will it be enough? It is!
The final Switzerland stone glances one already in the house and skitters away. GB steal a point from an end in which the Swiss might have taken three. Wow. How important might that be?
Men's curling semi-final - GB 3-4 Switzerland (in sixth end)
Richard Winton BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina
About that lone piper in the bleachers that we mentioned earlier...
BBC Sport commentator Logan Gray has just told everyone that he smuggled in his bagpipes in the pram of a sleeping baby. Nobody likes a grass, Logan...
Men's curling semi-final - GB 3-4 Switzerland (in sixth end)
Richard Winton BBC Sport Scotland in Cortina
Having watched all of their games so far, there are worrying portents about this. The GB rink are keeping themselves in the game but don't really seem to have control of the contest, much like many of their four round-robin defeats.
The downside about one of those hats (19:54 GMT) is that your friends will constantly be grabbing the handle and yanking it off your head. And they'll think it's hilarious.
Amber Glenn gives her coach Damon Allen a massive hug as the scores come in.
In the 2022 Olympics, her overall score would have earned her fourth place. Glenn has put the leaders on notice, they will have to be on top form to win a medal.