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
Men's points race final
Cameron Meyer has finally mounted an attack and Ethan Hayter immediately goes after him.
Throughout this race, every time Meyer has pushed on, Hayter has been right on his wheel, not giving the Aussie an inch.
Impressive. 41 laps to go.
Women's 200m individual medley
Nick Hope
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
The biggest of hugs and the biggest of smiles.
It was initially more a look of relief than celebration on Siobhan-Marie O’Connor’s face as she defended her 200m individual medley crown, but she quickly broke into a beaming smile as team-mate Aimee Willmott swam over three lanes to hug her.
Willmott was fourth, but still riding the high of her 400m individual medley success on the opening night.
Scotland’s Hannah Miley was sixth and from a personal point of view I really hope it’s not the last time we see the three-time Olympian in an individual final. She’s set to decide her long-term future after the Games.
Women's 200m individual medley
After her victory, Siobhan-Marie O'Connor spoke to BBC Sport's Sharron Davies, who won the same discipline in 1978: "The time wasn't my best but it's such an amazing feeling. I've really struggled the last 18 months and I wanted to come here and get my confidence back.
"It's hard racing the Aussies on their home soil. I wanted to focus on the medley and I'm really happy with that."
Image source, Getty ImagesMen's points race final
I'm exhausted just watching Mark Stewart here. What a machine!
Ethan Hayter moves up into second, while Ollie Wood and John Archibald have mounted an attack...
Women's 50m butterfly final
Another Australian one-two-three? You bet...
Cate Campbell is so good, as she whizzes to the gold medal in 25.59 seconds. Holly Barratt takes the silver, and Madeline Groves the bronze.
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Women's 50m butterfly final
Another Aussie one-two-three on the cards?
Men's 50m backstroke
Here's how that last final ended up.
Men's points race final
Scotland's Mark Stewart is having the race of his life here.
He's into the lead on 65 points after gaining a lap, 20 points ahead of Australia's Cameron Meyer.
Now he's got to hold on. And that's going to be tough.
India v Scotland
At the end of the second quarter, Scotland lead India 49-41.
Stats fan? Here you go.
Men's squash singles semi-final
We're into a decider in the men's semi-final match between Wales' Joel Makin and New Zealand's Paul Coll.
Makin won the first two games but Coll has fought back to level.
It's getting very sweaty on court as the pressure grows.
Men's 50m backstroke
Aussie one-two-three!
Well. They absolutely owned that. It's Larkin that takes the top prize in 24.68 seconds, with Benjamin Treffers second and Zac Incerti third.
Wales' Xavier Castelli finishes fourth.
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Next!
Women's 200m individual medley final
That's how to defend a Commonwealth title.
Men’s points race final
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
There’s still a long way to go in the men’s points race but Scotland’s Mark Stewart has already gained a lap and taken the bonus 20 points, plus five for a sprint.
He’s a canny racer after winning bronze at the recent World Championships in the same event and will fancy his chances for a medal here.
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After five sprints, here's how the standings look.
Plenty of home nation flags in there. Looking good.
Women's 200m individual medley final
Dominant!
A superb race from the 22-year-old - the Keynsham-born swimmer clocks two minutes 09.80 and wins by a body length.
In fact, O'Connor is the only swimmer to click under 2:10. Canada's Sarah Darcel takes silver, with Erika Seltenreich-Hodgson in bronze.
England's Aimee Willmott finishes fourth, with Scotland's Hannah Miley and England's Abbie Wood sixth and seventh.
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Women's 200m individual medley final
Four finals left in the pool - and there's plenty of home nation interest in this one.
Men's squash singles semi-final
Wales' Joel Makin has lost the third game to world number nine Paul Coll but still leads the New Zealander 2-1.
The 23-year-old, ranked 43rd in the world, scrambled into the corners for every point but could not prevent the Kiwi from keeping alive his hopes of victory.
Perhaps a fresh pair of socks will help Makin in this third game.
England's James Willstrop - who is bidding for his fifth Games medal and first gold - awaits in Monday's final.