Angharad Evans wins women's 100m breaststroke gold - Scotland's fourth gold of Glasgow 2026
England's Alice Tai wins women's 100m backstroke S9 gold, while Oliver Morgan and Luke Greenbank win men's 200m backstroke silver and bronze
England win 4x200m freestyle relay silver and Wales bronze in thrilling final race of day three
England's Adam Ramsay-Peaty second in his semi-final to qualify for Monday's 50m breaststroke final
Northern Ireland's Barry McClements wins men's 100m backstroke S9 silver
Canada's Ellie Black wins women's all-around gymnastics gold
Reuben Ward won Scotland's first all-around gymnastics gold medal earlier
England outclassed 66-47 by reigning champions Australia in netball pool stage
Men's all-around final
Canadian Felix Dolci has continues his resurgence with a supreme performance and dismount on the parallel bars.
He's likely to narrow the gap yet again, you know... that's 13.950.
He's performing with no pressure and it's showing.
Men's all-around final
Jesse Moore of Australia is right in the medal mix in fourth and has absolutely nailed his horizontal bar routine and stuck a perfect landing.
That's going to ramp the pressure up on the top three.
14.100. Goodness. Over to you Adam Tobin and Reuben Ward...
Men's all-around final
Reuben Ward is heading to the parallel bars next.
He's already qualified for the final in that event, as has England's Adam Tobin who is 0.750 behind, currently in a share of second place with Canada's William Emard.
This is hotting up nicely...
Men's all-around final
Tell you what if the pommel horse didn't exist Canada's Felix Dolci would be running away with this.
His exquisite vault earns 14.200 points and were it not for the 9.500 aberration on the pommel he'd likely be leading the field.
He remains 2.200 behind Reuben Ward with two apparatus to come. Surely too much to make up.
Men's all-around final
Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland at Emirates Arena
Reuben Ward didn't get his run up for the vault quite right in the team event on Friday, had to adapt it on the fly, and only executed two twists. He got that bang on today, though.
That gold medal is very much in his sights now...
Men's all-around final
Elliot Vernon's face a picture of frustration after the parallel bars.
The Welshman posts an 11.850 and his medal hopes have taken a big hit.
Men's all-around final
Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland at Emirates Arena
Reuben Ward has history with the Commonwealth Games.
His Scottish parents - Brendan and Lisa - brought him up from Bury to watch the 2014 event in their home city of Glasgow and he saw Dan Keatings win pommel gold for the hosts.
“I was about 11 when I chose to compete for Scotland, and it was 100 percent about the Commonwealth Games,” Ward said of that experience.
"When you're as young as that, you have no idea how good you're going to be but representing Scotland at the Commonwealth Games was always the dream, even from that age."
Men's all-around final
BIG from Reuben Ward with a triple twist.
The crowd love it.
Not perfect with a big step back but that's going to be in the region of 14.000 you'd imagine.
It is.... 14.050. He's back into the gold medal position and now had a cushion of 0.750 points with two apparatus to come.
Men's all-around final
Marios Georgiou of Cyprus is lurking with intend, just .650 behind the leaders with two of his best apparatus to come to finish his day.
All eyes on Reuben Ward on the vault now...
Men's all-around final
Canada's William Emard has added 13.750 for his vault, losing a fraction for stepping out of bounds on the landing.
Adam Tobin has followed for England, he's under the radar a little, but has been incredibly consistent so far. Wow that's a 14.150. Tobin is right in the mix.
Australia's Jesse Moore has also added 13.400 on the parallel bars after a slightly misstep on his dismount to put the pressure on Reuben Ward ahead of his vault.
Men's all-around final
Luke Whitehouse has just reminded us how good he is with a brilliant vault.
He will move up the standings with that, but has left himself so much to do.
14.000 for that, slightly down on his qualification score. He'll want to improve on that in the vault final.
Men's all-around final
Ritam Malik of Australia, in silver at present, loses a little momentum on the parallel bars and finishes with a little hop too.
The 19-year-old was .100 behind Reuben Ward after three rotations.
Men's all-around final
It's not just Scotland's Reuben Ward eyeing history.
Elliot Vernon of Wales is in bronze at the moment and Wales have never won a men's all-around medal before in 10 attempts.
Men's all-around final
We're through three rotations, but not everyone has completed a vault yet, that tends to yield the highest score.
We'll have a much better idea of how things stand after this fourth turn.
Reuben Ward's lead is .100 from Ritam Malik of Australia, and Ward is about to attempt his vault.
Men's all-around final
The Isle of Man's 20-year-old Harry Eyres is the last man to go in the third rotation.
His routine is clean on the parallel bars bar a slight step on his dismount.
That might be his best score of this final so far.
It is... 10.950.
Gymnastics
Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland at Emirates Arena
You can tell Reuben Ward is in the mix here... assorted Team Scotland officials and members of the Scottish media keep arriving. Is a third Games gold for the hosts in the offing?
Men's all-around final
Image source, Getty ImagesAfter three rotations Reuben Ward leads the way but less than half a point separates him from William Emard of Canada in fifth.
Elliot Vernon of Wales is sandwiched between them in third and well in contention.
Australian duo Jesse Moore and Ritam Malik are the others in the leading pack.
Men's all-around final
William Emard of Canada is right in the medal mix after a fine ring routine worth 13.750.
Adam Tobin, who like Emard has made the individual rings final, follows him on the apparatus and scores 13.050 to go into the top-six, less than a point off leader Reuben Ward.
Men's all-around final
Sad to say Jovi Loh has been carried away from the parallel bars on a stretcher with what looks a serious knee injury.
We had positive news last night about England's Gabriel Langton after his sickening fall from the high bar on Friday night, fingers crossed this isn't as serious as it looks for the Singaporean gymnast.
Men's all-around final
A third straight disappointing routine from England's Luke Whitehouse, this time on the rings, and his medal hopes are dwindling.
He made the rings final but his 12.650 score is well below that score and a big disappointment and he remains well down the field, two full points adrift of the leader.