Libby Dawes
BBC Sport in Glasgow

Celeb spot!

Adam Peaty’s nan Mavis has taken her seat in the crowd.

Mavis became a social media hit during the Rio Olympics in 2016 after she tweeted her grandson beautiful messages of support.

Women's 400m individual medley European bronze medallist Hannah Miley speaking on BBC TV: "The GB team just seems to be getting better and better. The team is gelling really well, there's real mix of experiences - a lot of new faces and some old - and everyone's coming together with the home crowd. It's fantastic to see everyone getting the rewards they deserve.

"The home crowd is amazing - you feel the noise go through you - right through your chest. Having a home crowd is an amazing advantage for us, because you don't get that opportunity very often. It's reminded me a lot of London 2012."

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Here are tonight's swimming events and British competitors (all times BST)...

• 16:30: Men's 800m freestyle final
• 16:43: Women's 100m freestyle final (Freya Anderson)
• 16:48: Men's 50m breaststroke final (Adam Peaty)
• 16:53: Women's 200m backstroke semi-finals (Kathryn Greenslade)
• 17:04: Men's 50m freestyle semi-finals (Thomas Fannon and Ben Proud)
• 17:10: Women's 50m butterfly semi-finals
• 17:17: Men's 100m butterfly semi-finals (James Guy)
• 17:25: Women's 50m breaststroke semi-finals (Sarah Vasey and Imogen Clark)
• 17:32: Men's 200m backstroke final
• 17:39: Women's 200m individual medley final (Aimee Willmott and Siobhan-Marie O'Connor)
• 17:45: Mixed 4x100m freestyle relay

Libby Dawes
BBC Sport in Glasgow

You know that old stereotype of German holiday makers laying their towels down to reserve the best spots by the pool?

Just saying....

It has already been a busy day in the pool. Britain's Ben Proud was the joint fastest qualifier in the men's 50m freestyle with the semi-finals taking place at 17:04 BST. Proud, who won a silver in the 50m butterfly on Tuesday, swam a time of 21.68 seconds and is joined in the semi-finals by Thomas Fannon, although David Cumberlidge failed to qualify.

Imogen Clark won her heat in the women's 50m breaststroke with fellow Briton Sarah Vasey also advancing into the semi-finals (17.25).

James Guy (pictured) has already picked up relay gold medals in both the 4x100m mixed medley and 4x200m men's freestyle and has moved into the semi-finals of the 100m butterfly (17:17). However, Jacob Peters was eliminated with both Alys Thomas and Charlotte Atkinson failing to advance in the women's 50m butterfly.

Kathryn Greenslade, part of the gold-medal winning 4x200m women's freestyle relay team on Tuesday, is into the semi-finals of the 200m backstroke (16:53).

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The gold medal in the women's 10m platform final went to Celine Maria van Duijn of the Netherlands, with Noemi Batki of Italy taking the silver and Germany's Marai Kurjo the bronze.

This was the dive that cost GB's Lois Toulson a medal, scoring only 40 points, 20 less than any of her other four dives.

Agony for Great Britain's Lois Toulson.

After this third round dive in the women's 10m platform final (which you can see below) it put her in the lead with two rounds to go.

However, a poor fourth dive dashed her medal hopes as she came fifth with fellow Briton Robyn Birch sixth.

European silver medallist Grace Reid says: "We're both very pleased with silver. Gold would have been nice, but the Germans were too strong today.

"It was amzing being here with the home crowd - you couldn't even hear the dives being announced it was that loud - which is a good thing. We really felt the benefit of the home crowd when we were on the board.

"I'm really pleased this event has gone so well - it's a nice ease in for me when I've got individual and women's synchro to go - so hopefully it'll get even better for me."

Team-mate Ross Haslam added: "To do synchro with Grace, who has a lot of experience, is really good for my diving development and my general experience.

"We're used to turning things around quickly, so it doesn't matter too much [that it's only our second event diving together]. It's more difficult with mixed because I'm a lot heavier than Grace, so I have to watch my legs. I always say, 'Grace, just do your thing, and I'll be your shadow', that way only one of us is worrying."

It is day seven of the European Championships and Britain's only medal so far today came in the diving as Grace Reid and Ross Haslam won silver in the mixed synchronised 3m springboard final with a final score of 308.67.

Send your thoughts on all the action via the hashtag #bbceurochamps on Twitter and we will post your messages in this page throughout the afternoon.

Libby Dawes
BBC Sport in Glasgow

No Harry Styles isn’t in the building...

These are the Adam Peaty fans hoping to get a closer photo of the main man while he warms up ready for his 50m breaststroke final later.

In Adam Peaty's incredible swimming career he has already won 20 gold medals in major championships, including the 50m and 100m breaststroke doubles in both the 2014 European Championships in Berlin and then again two years later in London.

Now, he already has gold in the bag in the 100m in Glasgow so can he complete a remarkable 'triple double'?

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GB's 18 year old Lois Toulson begins her competition in the 10m platform final

Grace Reid and Ross Haslam win silver in the mixed synchronised 3m springboard final with a final score of 308.67.

Reid and Haslam finish behind Germany in first place and Ukraine in third.

Grace Reid and Ross Haslam's first dive scores 49.20, putting the pair in the lead

Swedish decathlete Marcus Nilsson has an awful piece of luck as his pole snap as he attempts to clear the bar.

You can watch that moment below.