The 2016 summer Olympic Games have officially begun.
The spectacular four-hour-long opening ceremony in Rio de Janeiro's Maracana stadium was a celebration of Brazil's diversity set against a backdrop of samba, bossa nova and funk.
A smiling Andy Murray led Team GB in the athletes parade, while the Olympic cauldron was lit by Brazilian runner Vanderlei Cordeiro de Lima.
Team GB diver Tom Daley tweeted a picture of his family ahead of his first event at the Rio Games.
Posting a selfie with his mother Debbie, partner Dustin Lance Black and other members of his family, he said: "So nice to have my family here to support me. Their support enabled me to get to where I am today. Forever grateful."
The 2012 bronze medallist is to compete in the Men's Synchronized 10m platform on Monday.
On Friday night, he posted a picture of himself with other members of Team GB ahead of the opening ceremony.
The proceedings saw a joyful celebration of Brazilian diversity and Carnival traditions married with a serious environmental message.
The Olympic Games has a long history of dramatic, emotional and inspirational moments.
Some three billion people are expected to watch on TV, with 50,000 spectators, 11,000 athletes and dozens of heads of state at the stadium.