A general view of the women's team archery eliminations match between India and Denmark at the Lord's cricket ground in LondonPhotograph: Paul Gilham/Getty ImagesArchery at Lord's cricket ground, LondonPhotograph: Matthew Childs/Action ImagesBritain's Ben Ainslie in action during a Finn Class practice race at the Weymouth and Portland venue Photograph: Clive Mason/Getty Images
A general view of the crowd watching the sailing in WeymouthPhotograph: Chris Ison/PAThe Pool B preliminary round of the women's beach volleyball at Horse Guards Parade, London. Simone Kuhn and Nadine Zumkehr of Switzerland were competing against Maria Tsiartsiani and Vasiliki Arvaniti of GreecePhotograph: Jean-Christophe Bott/EPABoats are guided down a channel at the rowing venue in Eton Dorney, near WindsorPhotograph: Natacha Pisarenko/APSpectators arrive at the Olympic Park in StratfordPhotograph: Vadim Ghirda/APAustralia's Lucinda Fredericks rides her horse Flying Finish during the equestrian eventing individual dressage in Greenwich Park, LondonPhotograph: Mike Hutchings/ReutersA couple shelters from the rain under an umbrella while ground staff cover the grass. Serbia's Novak Djokovic and Italia's Fabio Fognini were due to play their men's single tennis match in the first round at Wimbledon, LondonPhotograph: Luis Acosta/AFP/Getty ImagesSpectators line up outside the Royal Artillery Barracks ahead of the women's 10-metre air pistol finalPhotograph: Rebecca Blackwell/APRiders pass Buckingham Palace at the start of the Men's cycling road racePhotograph: Visionhaus/CorbisThe peloton depart the Mall in London at the start of the women's road race cycling event Photograph: Bryn Lennon/Getty ImagesMen and women's table tennis singles at ExCel arena in LondonPhotograph: Bernd Thissen/EPAThe Olympic rings displayed outside the Aquatics CentrePhotograph: Clive Rose/Getty ImagesThe women's hockey gets under way at the Olympic Stadium. The Netherlands play Belgium. Photograph: Dan Chung for The Guardian
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