Swimming: Scotland's Duncan Scott wins 100m freestyle; Siobhan-Marie O'Connor takes 200m medley gold
Northern Ireland win first gold as Rhys McClenaghan beats Whitlock in men's pommel horse final
Cycling: Scotland's Mark Stewart wins points race gold, bronze for England's Ethan Hayter
Athletics: England's Nick Miller takes hammer title; Wales' Olivia Breen wins T38 long jump
Weightlifting: England's Emily Godley wins 75kg gold, bronze for Wales' Laura Hughes
Georgia-Mae Fenton (Eng) wins women's uneven bars; Courtney Tulloch (Eng) takes men's rings gold
Lawn Bowls - Scotland win men's triple gold after 19-14 win over Australia
HT: England 29-21 Uganda
Alistair Watkins
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Image source, BBC SportTime for a change of tactic?
England coach Tracey Neville scribbles some notes for her half-time team talk after her side lose the second quarter 13-11.
They still lead but Uganda have the crowd on their side and head off court with a visible spring in their step.
Men's pommel horse final
A cracking routine from Australia's Christopher Remkes - he's second at the moment, with 13.733 points.
Northern Ireland's Rhys McCleneghan is up next - you can watch here.
Bowls
Lauren Jenkins
BBC Sport Wales on the Gold Coast
Wales are guaranteed at least two silver medals in the lawn bowls as former world champion Laura Daniels beats Kelly McKerihen of Canada 21-13 in the women’s singles semi-final while the men’s pairs defeat the Cook Islands 21-14 to reach the final.
Daniels: 'I’m over the moon to get a silver at my first Games but I need to put that to the back of my head and pretend I haven't won a medal. I’m going for gold. That’s why I came.'
Daniels - who won the 2016 World pairs title in Auckland - will play New Zealand's Jo Edwards at 17.30 (8.30 BST) in the gold medal match while the men's pairs play Malta tomorrow.
Laura Daniels 'thrilled' to be playing for gold
Women's T38 long jump final
Over in the long jump pit, two jumps are done and dusted and England's Molly Kingsbury is currently fourth having recorded a season's best distance of 3.70m with her first effort.
Scotland's Amy Carr is just behind her in fifth, while Wales' reigning world champion Olivia Breen is yet to get a score on the board.
Men's 100m heats
Yohan Blake lays down a marker. He sets the fastest time so far in the 100m heats at 10.15 seconds.
He is a former world champion at this distance and has run 9.69 in the past so could well be the man to beat.
England 66-47 Cameroon
The majority of crowd are throwing their support behind Cameroon in Townsville, but it's England who are well in control as we move into the final quarter.
Cameroon have given away too many fouls and England have looked a much more polished unit.
Kofi Josephs is leading the way for England with the points scoring - he has 19 to his name.
Image source, Getty ImagesGymnastics
Nick Hope
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
We are in shock.
No-one had predicted anything other than a Max Whitlock gold today on the floor but I guess that’s why we love sport - for the unpredictability!
Whitlock made one major mistake but he wasn’t alone as only one of the finallists managed to improve on the score they achieved in qualifying for the final.
Great to see Scotland’s Dan Purvis on the podium, he’s had a tough time since missing out on a place in the world championship squad last year.
Can Whitlock recover for the pommel horse? This is the event in which he took home silver four years ago, but won the Olympic title in at Rio 2016.
Women's vault final
Scotland's Shannon Archer is the first athlete up on the vault.
Gymnasts vault twice, and then the average is taken for the final score. Her first vault is a belter and she ends with an average of 13.683 points - which is up from qualification.
Men's pommel horse final
England's Max Whitlock is in action once again - he and compatriot James Hall are set to appear in the pommel horse final.
Wales' Jac Davies and Northern Ireland's Rhys McClenaghan are also in action.
Men's 100m heats
Image source, Getty ImagesHeat number eight now in the men's 100m and this features Jamaican Yohan Blake who no longer wants to be referred to as 'The Beast'.
He's probably the biggest name in this competition. Let's see what he can do...
England 23-13 Uganda
Alistair Watkins
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Image source, BBC SportCries of 'Uganda! Uganda!' as the Aussie crowd encourage the underdogs to raise their game against the old enemy and potential rivals for gold.
England will need to reassert themselves in this second quarter because the She Cranes are gaining momentum.
Men's hammer throw
Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
There were gasps around the Carrara Stadium as Nick Miller sent the hammer sailing out beyond the blue line marking the previous Commonwealth Games record and thudding to the turf for a new lifetime best of 80.26m.
That was also a new British record and the gold medal signed, sealed and delivered. Matthew Denny threw a new lifetime best as well.
Only two men - Polish pair Pawel Fajdek and Wojciech Nowicki - threw further in the whole of 2017. The same throw from Miller in the admittedly chillier World Championships last year would have earned gold.
Women's vault
Scotland's Shannon Archer and Cara Kennedy are competing in the vault final, alongside Wales' Holly Jones.
Yesterday's all-around gold medallist, Canada's Elsabeth Black, is also in contention.
England 61-43 Cameroon
England's men look in a strong position in their pool match against Cameroon in Townsville.
They are 61-41 ahead with a minute left of the third quarter.
Image source, Getty ImagesMen's hammer throw
Tom Brown
BBC Wales on the Gold Coast
Before last summer, Welshman Osian Jones had never thrown a hammer over 70m.
Now he's just thrown 70.14m in a Commonwealth Games final.
It was enough for 7th overall - a big improvement on his 17th at Glasgow 2014.
Men's hammer final
And with his final throw, Mark Dry works his way into medal contention.
A season's best throw of 73.12m secures him the bronze.
Men's hammer final
Massive!
Nick Miller's huge throw of 80.26m is a Games, national and personal record.
England 18-8 Uganda
England firmly in control.
The Roses' star shooter Jo Harten, who plays her domestic netball in Australia, is shooting at 100% as England start their third match at these Games strongly.
Uganda are working hard, but they have no answer to England's dominance.
Apparatus finals
Double gymnastics!
The women's vault and men's pommel horse is about to get under way, and you can watch it here.
Men's 100m heats
The men's 100m heats are still ongoing but in heat two Adam Gemili safely progressed to the semi-final.
The semi-finals take place at 08:35 BST.