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Wednesday, 18 October, 2000, 19:57 GMT 20:57 UK

South Korea capture their third Tae-Kwon-Do gold in the men's heavyweight division, but Britain's Colin Daley misses out on a medal.

The youngest British Olympian Sarah Stevenson comes desperately close to a Tae-Kwon-Do medal. Jonathon Moore reports from Sydney.

Tran Hieu Ngan becomes Vietnam's first ever gold medallist by taking silver women's Tae-Kwon-Do 57kg division.

Tae-Kwon-Do's Olympic debut sees the first gold medals given out in the men's and women's competitions in front of a royal audience.

Frenchman David Douillet takes a controversial men's heavyweight judo gold, as the Japanese claim their man should have won

World light heavyweight champion Kosei Inoue adds the Olympic title to his collection as Japan claim their fourth judo gold of the Games.

Britain's Kate Howey is narrowly pipped for gold in the women's middleweight judo division.

World Champion Graeme Randall fails in his bid for judo gold but is still in the running for a bronze medal.

Great Britain's judo misery continues as Cheryle Peel is bundled out of medal contention by Japan's Kie Kusakabe.

The British judo squad faced being pulled out of the Olympics after their protest over Debbie Allan failing to make her weight category.

Turkey's Chechen-born Huseyin Ozkan turns the tables on his world championship conqueror in the under-66kg judo event.

British judo stars Vicki Dunn and John Buchanan fail to make it to the medal stages but there is gold for Japan's Tadahiro Nomura.