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
Women's 200m backstroke
A Games record for Kylie Masse - and a Canadian one-two!
Masse races home in two minutes 05.98 to take the gold. Compatriot Taylor Ruck takes her sixth medal of these games with silver.
World champion Emily Seebohm of Australia has to settle for bronze.
Women's 200m backstroke final
It's Canada's Taylor Ruck who turns first with 100m remaining...
Women's 200m backstroke final
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Women's 75kg weightlifting
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BBC Sport Wales on the Gold Coast
It's a successful start for England's Emily Godley.
She snatches 91kg at her first attempt.
Wales' Laura Hughes also lifts 91kg on her third and final lift in the snatch.
Men's 1000m time trial final
Wales' Lewis Oliva clocks a time of 1:02.198 and goes into fifth, before England's Dan Bigham crosses the line in 1:02.691 to sit just behind him.
New Zealand's Eddie Dawkins continues to lead.
Image source, ReutersThese are the medals that can be won today:
Mixed team semi-finals
It's disappointment for Chloe Birch as she loses the deciding game 21-18.
England are now 2-0 down it's all to do now for Raj Ouseph. But he faces an almighty challenge in Malaysia's Lee Chong Wei, who won the 2006 and 2010 Commonwealth men's singles titles.
We're going to head to the pool for medals and semi-finals galore.
Men's singles semi-final
England's James Willstrop talking to Matthew Pinsent after winning his squash semi-final against Malaysia's Nafizwan Adnan: "I'm pleased but trying to not look too far ahead.
"The experience and technical skills are always going to improve the more I play. Hopefully I've got enough to keep me at the level I need to be at for the final."
Wales 17-16 New Zealand
Lauren Jenkins
BBC Sport Wales on the Gold Coast
A Kiwi crowd member has just shouted: "This is more exciting than the rugby!"
Men's pommel horse final
A little earlier on, Northern Ireland's Rhys McClenaghan won pommel gold ahead of England's Max Whitlock.
But McClenaghan isn't stopping there...
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Wales 17-16 New Zealand
Three points for New Zealand's Jo Edwards.
Wales' Laura Daniels only leads by one, going into the 20th end...
Women's singles gold medal match
Lauren Jenkins
BBC Sport Wales on the Gold Coast
Wales' Laura Daniels was described as 'the young, fresh face' on the tannoy system ahead of this match - up against favourite and double world and Commonwealth champion New Zealand's Joe Edwards.
She is proving to be a lot more than that as she maintains a 17-13 lead.
Women's 63kg weightlifting
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England's Zoe Smith, who won weightlifting silver yesterday, has been speaking to BBC Radio 5 live: "To be honest, any kind of medal was a real buzz.
"Anything more than getting on the platform was a bonus. It has been a rough couple of years really and I have been suffering with a back injury recently.
"I had a disc flare-up before we left the UK and I haven't trained in three weeks, so I went into the completion blind.
"I think the stars just aligned and I just went hell for leather. Losing funding in 2016 turned my life around so it's more like a hobby now rather than just my life."
Image source, Getty ImagesWomen's team table tennis
England's Ho Tin-Tin beats Australia's Miao Miao 11-6 to clinch victory in her singles match 3-2.
That gave England a 3-1 win in the rubbers. The rest of England's players immediately jump over the hoardings to celebrate with Ho and there is some emotional hugging.
Men's 1000m time trial final
England's Kian Emadi is up next. He has a bit of a slow start and is riding quite high up the track on the straights.
He crosses the line in 1:02.079 but he doesn't look particularly happy with it.
Image source, ReutersWales 15-13 New Zealand
An excellent final shot from Laura Daniels at the end of the 17th.
New Zealand's Jo Edwards still nabs a point, though - she's within two points of her opponent.
Men's 1000m time trial final
Wales' Ethan Vernon is the first of the home nations' riders to take to the track and he clocks a time of 1:02.935 after a blistering start,
He's into third at the moment, but there are a lot of riders still to come.
HT: Malawi 25-32 New Zealand
Malawi gained confidence following a couple of wayward shots from New Zealand and came within three goals of the world number two side mid-way through the second quarter.
But the Silver Ferns rallied and go into the break with a seven-goal cushion.
Malawi still very much still in this, though.