Hold that thought. Scotland's Mark Dry is now in the bronze medal position with a season best of 73.12m.

This final is insane and it's not over yet!

We're into the final round of the men's hammer and Nick Miller is still way clear at the top.

However, Canada's Adam Keenan has just bumped England's Taylor Campbell down into fourth. Campbell is yet to throw though, so he's got a chance to get back into the top three. Fingers crossed.

Harry Aikines-Aryeetey has joined fellow Englishman Adam Gemili in the semi-finals of the men's 100m. He finishes second in heat four behind Enoch Olaoluwa Adegoke.

There's a handful of heats to go and Gemili has been knocked down into joint-third fastest.

Nigerian Adegoke is the fastest so far.

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BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

Good start by England so far with their attack looking sharp and taking their chances in this first quarter.

Uganda seem a bit frantic when they have the ball but are getting into it with the dangerous Peace Proscovia to the fore.

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There's so much sport going on right now.

• The gymnastics featuring Max Whitlock and Nile Wilson is on BBC Two and the top of this page.
• Basketball - England v Cameroon - Watch here.
• Squash - England James Willstrop's semi-final. Watch here.
• Athletics - women's 100m heats and Nick Miller leading men's hammer throw. Watch here.
• Hockey - England v Pakistan. Watch here.

Nick Miller, take a bow.

He's just SMASHED the Commonwealth Games record, the British record and his personal best with a throw of 80.26m. And he's still got two more throws to go.

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BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

One of the distance marker in the field takes a direct hit from a hammer thrown by Canada's Adam Keenan.

That is more than seven kilos of iron hurtling out of the sky from 70m away versus a flimsy plastic box.

Remarkably it looks like a score draw with the intact marker plopped back in it's place by a volunteer.

On we go.

And we're under way in that netball pool match.

England are bidding to continue their unbeaten run. Uganda are looking to build on their first win at a Commonwealth Games in their last match.

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BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

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"Why should the crowd cheer for England?" asks the host.

"Because they're the best!" comes the answer from one fan. "It's going to be an awesome game."

It's about 50-50 in the crowd. No doubt most of the Aussies are backing Uganda. But it's getting very lively that's for sure.

England's Sarah-Jayne Perry has dispatched Wales' Tesni Evans in the semi-finals. She wins in three-straight games.

England's James Wilstropp is up next in the men's semi-final.

Watch here.

Drama on the floor. No medal for England's Max Whitlock!

Marious Georgiou of Cyprus wins gold with a score of 13.966, Scott Morgan the silver for Canada and it's Scotland's Daniel Purvis who takes bronze!

A great performance from the experienced gymnast.

Well, well, well...

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Here comes Whitlock...published at 05:56 BST 8 April 2018

05:56 BST 8 April 2018

Men's floor final

Marios Georgiou of Cyprus, who took the bronze medal in the all-around final yesterday, stumbles on his final tumble and the judges will deduct points for that.

But after a fine routine he scores 13.966 and he's into the lead!!!

That's the score to beat for England's Max Whitlock.

Scotland's Daniel Purvis is now down into third with one gymnast to go.

But once they finally do get away, Adam Gemili looks very good and breezes through.

His time is 10.24 seconds, the quickest so far.

This second heat is a mess. Nick Joseph of Saint Lucia is disqualified and then there's a warning shown to all of the remaining athletes after another false start.

Adam Gemili is made to wait.

Well that round was a turn up for the books. As well as Nick Miller's monster effort, Australia's Matty Denny has finally recorded a score after two no throws to fly up into the silver medal position.

Only the top eight competitors go through to the last three throws. The home nations make up five of those places, but unfortunately Scotland's Chris Bennett doesn't make the cut.

Two gymnasts left....published at 05:53 BST 8 April 2018

05:53 BST 8 April 2018

Men's floor final

Ooooh, the judges are hard to please today. That's another execution score in the sevens for Jac Davies of Wales.

He ends with a score of 12.800, and still Canada's Scott Morgan leads.

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Here's Adam Gemili. He won silver for England in this event at the 2014 Commonwealths in Glasgow behind Kemar Bailey-Cole.

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BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

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The arena momentarily turns psychedelic green as the staff get the court surface ready for battle.

It's unbeaten England v Uganda in pool B. And here come the England team who are looking for a third straight win after victories over Scotland and Malawi.

But can they stop Uganda superstar Peace Proscovia who scored 35 goals in their first ever Games win over Malawi on Saturday?

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Meanwhile in the boxing, Northern Ireland's Stephen Donnelly is through to the quarter-finals after a unanimous points decision against Sierra Leone's Gibrilla Kamara.

Wales are guaranteed silver in the women's singles! Laura Daniels beats Kelly McKerihen of Canada 21-13. She'll take on New Zealand's Jo Edwards in the gold medal match just before 08:30 BST.