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Castleford hold off a second-half Huddersfield fightback to move up to fifth in the Super League table.

Two Kallum Watkins tries help Leeds Rhinos earn a hard-fought victory at Wakefield Trinity in Super League.

First to give Courtney Tulloch a hug is Leeds' Nile Wilson, before the two pose with a flag.

Canada's Scott Morgan takes the bronze.

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SO CLOSE. Sarah Davies almost cleans a whopping 128kg but the Preston-born weightlifter just can't lock out the arms and finishes with a total of 217kg.

It's a silver medal for England.

Punam Yadav of India wins the gold, with Fiji's Apolonia Vaivai in bronze.

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A fine, fine effort from England's Tom Bosworth. He crosses the line four seconds behind the Australian but it's a new British record.

The pair embrace on the line.

Kenya's Samuel Ireri Gathimba takes bronze.

The men were accused of being concerned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism.

Blackpool ease their relegation worries as Nathan Delfouneso's hat-trick leads them to a thumping win over Bradford.

Huddersfield claim a potentially crucial point in their battle against relegation with a draw at 10-man Brighton.

Boreham Wood's National League promotion hopes are dealt a blow as they slip to defeat at FC Halifax.

Maidstone fail to extinguish any lingering relegation fears after being held to a goalless draw by bottom side Guiseley.

Sunderland squander a second-half lead at mid-table Leeds and slip closer to a second consecutive relegation.

Dave Graham said he felt "anxious and alone" after the attack but found little support available.

Brighton have been boosted by the return of Dale Stephens. The midfielder has recovered from a hamstring injury to take his place in the starting XI. Stephens' return is one of two changes, with Solly March also coming back into the side.

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Huddersfield make three changes to the side that lost at Newcastle last-time out. Top scorer Steve Mounie returns in attack, with winger Tom Ince and right-back Florent Hadergjonaj also starting.

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Wilson triumphs on Gold Coastpublished at 11:37 British Summer Time 7 April 2018

11:37 BST 7 April 2018

Men's all-around final

Speaking of gymnastics, it was a good morning for Nile Wilson.

Three gymnasts were separated by just a tenth going into the final apparatus but Wilson, from Leeds, produced a fine high bar routine to take gold and improve on his silver from 2014.

Morning all. You're up early for a Saturday. Want to know what's been going on in the Commonwealth Games? Well... It's been a brilliant morning for England.

• England's Nile Wilson won gold in the men's all-around gymnastics. His team-mate James Hall took silver.
• Joe Townsend and Jade Jones both won gold for England in the men's and women's Para-triathlon.
• In the mixed team triathlon relay, England led by the Brownlees could only manage silver behind Australia.
• Englishman Jack Oliver won silver in the weightlifting.
• Scotland's highlight overnight was Neil Fachie and Matt Rotherham setting a new world record in the men's blind and visually impaired sprint.
• Wales' Tesni Evens knocked England's Laura Massaro out of the squash quarter-finals.
• Northern Irish boxer Kurt Walker reached the quarter-final of the men's -56kg.

Alistair Brownlee gave it everything he could but the deficit was just too great. He comes home 52 seconds behind Australia.

It's a medal for the Brownlees, Jess Learmonth and Vicky Holland but not the one they were after.

Watch: Wilson wins gymnastics goldpublished at 11:25 British Summer Time 7 April 2018

11:25 BST 7 April 2018

Men's all-around final

Here is that final routine on the high bar from Nile Wilson which saw him clinch gold.

Pretty special.

'One of the most incredible experiences'published at 11:25 British Summer Time 7 April 2018

11:25 BST 7 April 2018

Gymnastics - men's all-around final

England's Nile Wilson after his gold medal, speaking to BBC TV: "That was one of the most incredible experience I've ever had.

"It was a battle on the high bar. You can't write it, to finish the way like it did. That was one of the best high bars I have put together.

"There were some tears from my dad. He pointed at me and said 'you're gifted boy' and that got me. My family are the reason I do what I do. I just want to thank everyone back home."

Jack Oliver improves on his fourth place at Glasgow 2014 to take the silver medal in the men's -77kg weightlifting.

The Leeds-based Englishman led at the half-way stage having snatched 145kg, but posted a final total of 312kg after having his final lift over-turned.

India's Sathish Kumar Sivalingam secured the gold for a second straight games with 317kg, and even had the luxury of passing his final lift.

Australia's Francois Etoundi took bronze, as he did in Glasgow.