Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow

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"Olympic bronze medallist and BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Steve Parry is 'excited' to be in the presence of synchronised 3m springboard champions Chris Mears and Jack Laugher - who are commentating on the women's 3m final."

That's a third Glasgow gold for Singapore's Feng Tianwei, who adds the women's doubles title with Yu Meng to the team and individual titles already claimed by the 27-year-old world number four.

Next up, England's team silver medallist Liam Pitchford, 21, goes in the men's singles bronze-medal match at 18:20. Watch the action here

Anita Punt puts New Zealand 1-0 up against South Africa, five minutes into their women's bronze medal match.

Punt swiped home from the right-hand side of the box and her goal stood, despite a referral to the video referee by South Africa.

With each athlete having dived once, England's Alicia Blagg has posted the highest score. A promising start, if nothing else.

Only one of the Delhi medallists in this event - Canadian runner-up Jennifer Abel - is among those diving in Edinburgh.

England's Rebecca Gallantree and Grace Reid of Scotland were fifth and sixth respectively four years ago. Can they contend this evening?

Karen Pickering
BBC Sport swimming & diving, on Radio 5 live

"Hopefully Tom Daley is over the worst of his yips when it comes to that second dive. This morning was not good but the ability Tom has to put these moments behind him is quite extraordinary. He is so good at parking it and getting up there and doing something good."

Which Tom Daley will we see? The 2010 Commonwealth champion or the nervy 2014 Commonwealth first-round struggler?

It wasn't pretty at all from Daley earlier. His yips over the back two and a half twister mean that he was last at one point of the qualification standings, before recovering in style to lead the way into the final.

Not that it mattered too much - all 11 divers went through - but will that dive affect his confidence?

Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow

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"It's already been England's most successful Commonwealth Games for diving of all time, with eight medals beating their previous best of six from Manchester 2002 - but could we see more tonight?

"Tom Daley's 10m final gets under way from 19:30 BST, but first up (at 18.05) is the women's 3m springboard where England's Hannah Starling - who is completing her warm-up - qualified with the fourth highest score."

Just when you were thinking this was a fallow period of live action, another event of sporting shoots into your consciousness.

Next up is two events in the diving pool, where a host of British names are going for gold....

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Scotland judoka John Buchanan:, external "Going large in the village dining hall."

Scotland men's hockey player Ross Stott:, external "Want to say how proud I am and what an honour it was play for Scotland with my brother Niall who has retired from international hockey!"

• English Para-lifter Ali Jawad celebrates a world record lift of 194kg with a cartwheeling celebration at the Commonwealth Games. Watch the clip here

• Women's flyweight silver medallist Michaela Walsh believes she was "cheated of the gold" after losing the final against Nicola Adams on a split decision. Watch the clip here

• Husband and wife team Paul and Joanna Drinkhall win mixed doubles gold after defeating fellow English pair Tin-Tin Ho and Liam Pitchford in a thrilling encounter. Watch the clip here

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• England's Nicola Adams becomes the first female Commonwealth Games boxing champion, by beating Northern Ireland's Michaela Walsh in the women's flyweight final in Glasgow. Read the full report

• Northern Ireland boxers Paddy Barnes and Michael Conlan secure their country's first gold medals in Glasgow. Read the full report

• Former world and Commonwealth champion Amantle Montsho is provisionally suspended after failing a doping test following the women's 400m final. Read the full report

As is tradition for the medal-winning athletes, Robert Blair and Imogen Bankier pluck a couple of Saltires from the crowd and drape Scotland's national flag around their shoulders. But there is extra significance for these two, who quit the Olympic-focused Great Britain programme in order to concentrate on the Commonwealths.

Gail Emms
BBC Sport badminton expert, on Radio 5 live

"I know what pressure Imogen Bankier and Robert Blair were under to succeed. I am so happy for them. They are fantastic mixed double players but I am not sure we will see them in action together again."

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Pandemonium inside the Emirates Arena means only one thing - Robert Blair and Imogen Bankier thrash Malaysia's Chan Peng Soon and Lai Pei Jing to win bronze. They take the second game 21-11 to seal a 2-0 victory,

'Scoooootland, Scooootland!' Battle cries rain down from the Emirates Arena stands as home pair Imogen Bankier and Robert Blair edge nearer to the bronze medal. They've got just the 11 match points...

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BBC Radio 5 live presenter Mark Pougatch:, external "If you're coming to Hampden tonight bring a coat, a brolly, some serious boots, a proper hat, a paddle & an ark..."

Matthew Pinsent:, external "@markpougatch now we're talking! Commonwealth rowing back on agenda!"

After Savannah Marshall's bid for gold, the boxing ring becomes male-dominated. England trio Scott Fitzgerald, Anthony Fowler and Joe Joyce clamber over the ropes in the welterweight, middleweight and superheavyweight categories.

England boxing captain Anthony Fowler:, external "Well today's the day we go for gold. Am calm and ready to give it my all tonight. No matter what happens I'll have no regrets at the final bell."

Favourites Singapore beat Australia 3-1 in the final of the women's doubles, Feng Tianwei and Yu Mengyu sealing victory with a 11-5 win in the fourth game.