'Not much between' Shrewsbury & Lincolnpublished at 12:23 British Summer Time 7 April 2018
There are 'no clear favourites' when Shrewsbury play Lincoln at Wembley on Sunday, so who will win and who takes the biscuit?
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Updates from Friday 6 April
There are 'no clear favourites' when Shrewsbury play Lincoln at Wembley on Sunday, so who will win and who takes the biscuit?
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Nick Hope
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Something doesn’t seem right with Adam Peaty.
Don’t get me wrong - he is still phenomenal and clear of his opponents, but 58.84 seconds is a long way off the personal best of 57.13 and he doesn’t seem to have the extra gear we’re so used to seeing in the second half of that 100m race.
His room-mate and close friend James Guy withdrew from the 200m butterfly tonight with dehydration and if he hasn’t been well, that could have impacted Peaty.
The Englishman has admitted his focus is on swimming quicker at the Commonwealth Games and it will be interesting to see how he now performs in the 50m event.
Team-mate James Wilby, who claimed silver, is on the rise though and there’s no-doubt that training day in day out alongside Peaty has had a huge impact on his recent improvement.
Men's 100m breaststroke
Here is Adam Peaty storming his way to the gold medal.
Men's 100m breaststroke final
Commonwealth champion Adam Peaty speaking to BBC Sport after the race: "It was all about the race, not the time. I'm now four years undefeated.
"I've ticked everything I wanted to do tonight. My team-mates have kept me on my toes. It's nowhere near my personal best, but it was all about the race."
James Wilby on his silver medal: "I'm happy with that. It was rough getting over the 200m yesterday and I just tried to keep along with Adam. Happy to get the one-two for England"
Men's 100m breaststroke final
Rebecca Adlington
Double Olympic gold-medal winning swimmer on BBC TV
We won't see another Adam Peaty in the pool for a very long time. To be unbeaten and dominating the world scene is incredible.
He might not win loads of medals, but he is so far ahead of the field and I haven't seen that level of dominance in a long time.
Adam is driven, a professional and just never has a bad session. He never swims badly. To be 23 and at the top of his game is amazing.
Men's 100m breaststroke final
Adam Peaty wins again!
It's a Games record time, too, of 58.84 seconds. Utterly dominant.
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Read MoreWe'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 07:00 on Monday, but keep an eye out here for more updates this evening and into the morning.
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A woman's going to compete for England in the first ever Commonwealth Games paratriathlon tomorrow after being paralysed from the waist down six years ago.
Lizzie Tench from Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, was fairly active before a spinal cord injury in 2012 - regularly cycling, running and swimming.
But the 44-year-old used her rehabilitation to reignite her goal of one day completing a triathlon.
On Saturday morning on the Gold Coast, the event will see her take on a 750m swim, 20km cycle and a 5km running stage, completed in a race chair.
Quote MessageSometimes people make my injury the focus. I want to emphasise that my injury doesn't define me."
Lizzie Tench, English athlete
Allen Cook
BBC News
Part of the M6 near Stafford's going to be shut for two nights this weekend for emergency bridge works., external
Staffordshire County Council says Highways England's doing the work on the Thorneyfields Lane bridge.
The closures on Saturday and Sunday night between junctions 13 and 14 will both last from 22:00 to 06:00 and the authority's tweeted out when each carriageway will be fully closed., external
Faith Page
Reporter, BBC Shropshire
The future of an historic house's remains is up in the air after redevelopment work ground to a halt with most of the building already demolished.
Only the ornate front of Haybridge Hall, Hadley, is still standing after property developer Saxonby went into administration in February.
Wrekin Housing Trust, which has been leading the revamp plan for 10 apartments for older people, external, says it's trying to make sure the wall stays upright while it hunts for a new contractor.
Its plans included keeping the original front and incorporating it into a new building. Lasers are being used to monitor its sturdiness.
But the trust admits, almost two months on, it still hasn't got a date for when construction can restart.
Local Democracy Reporting Service
Health bosses in parts of Cheshire are being warned they face a "massive challenge" to cut an overall forecast deficit of £10m.
Both NHS South Cheshire and Vale Royal clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) are drawing up their final financial plans for 2018-19.
At their governing body meeting yesterday in Nantwich, it was revealed that, external, between both CCGs, they are looking at a shortfall of £10.24m by the end of this financial year.
Both say they are making a range of savings but their chief officer, Clare Watson, told the meeting they "mustn’t underestimate the challenge" to get the combined deficit back to an NHS England target of £4m in 2018-19.
Graham McGarry
Crewe Alexandra commentator, BBC Radio Stoke
The Crewe Alexandra manager David Artell (pictured) says he's waiting to find out what punishment he'll receive from the FA after being charged for leaving his technical area against Port Vale on Monday.
Artell raced down the touchline to celebrate Charlie Kirk's stoppage time equaliser that earned his side a 2-2 draw.
Quote MessageI don't know what I'm thinking, that's the reason I ended up near the corner flag and not in the technical area. I'm not proud of it, I'm embarrassed, that's what football does to you. I don't know what the fine, the ban or whatever it is, but I'll save or pay whatever the FA deems fit and appropriate."
David Artell, Crewe Alexandra manager
Allen Cook
BBC News
A swan's been turned from black to gleaming white , externalafter suffering "the worst oiling of a bird" that RSPCA staff have seen.
Spotted at a lake in Manchester, the RSPCA said the swan was taken to its Stapeley Grange Wildlife Centre in Nantwich.
Staff there said it took several scrubs with washing-up liquid to remove the oil before the bird was released back into the wild.
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Birmingham's Alice Kinsella was among the England's women gymnast team to pick up a silver medal at the Commonwealth Games.
She'll compete again in Saturday's all-around final.