Jamaica complete a clean sweep of the medals in the men's 200m as Rasheed Dwyer edges out compatriots Warren Weir and Jason Livermore. Watch the clip here

Scotland's Eilidh Child secures silver in the women's 400m hurdles at the Commonwealth Games. Read the full report

Botswana's Nijel Amos out-sprints Olympic champion and world record holder David Rudisha to win a dramatic gold in the men's 800m final. Watch the clip here

England gymnasts Max Whitlock and Claudia Fragapane both won their third Commonwealth Games gold medals with individual final success. Read the full report

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England's Danny Talbot could not get near that Jamaican trio in the 200m final, but said he was pleased with his overall performance in Glasgow.

"To be honest I go into every race wanting to win. I don't know what went wrong. I have learn how to handle myself against these big names," he says.

"I wasn't far from my best but I need to move on from these times. I don't think I'm that far off but I just need to get that one race for it to click and then it will give me a huge confidence boost."

Gold medallist Rasheed Dwyer, who also beat Warren Weir in the Jamaican Championships, on BBC Sport: "It's a wonderful feeling to get a 1-2-3 for Jamaica. Hopefully this is a stepping stone for me to greater things."

One more bit action before the lights are turned off for the night inside Hampden. And there is a golden glow to the 200m medal ceremony as three colourful Jamaican flags are hoisted into the night sky. Rasheed Dwyer, Warren Weir and Jason Livermore collect their well-deserved medals.

Stood alongside Okagbore on that plinth is English pair Jodie Williams and her non-related team-mate Bianca Williams. Jodie is given the silver medal, with Bianca taking bronze. Pleased as punch would be a very apt way of describing the jovial expressions etched across their faces.

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Talking of bright hair, it is time for the bleach-blond Blessing Okagbare to collect her second gold medal of the Games. Nigeria's sprint queen is presented with her 200m gong, which she will keep safe alongside the other 100g of gold she won in Tuesday's 100m final.

Australia's Shannon McCann has a shock of eye-catching yellow hair and luckily for someone sporting that barnet she produces a bright run. McCann finishes second in the third and final heat, behind Canada's Angela Whyte, as they qualify automatically for Friday's final.

BBC Sport athletics expert Michael Johnson is a guest on the Pacific Quay sofa with Clare Balding and Mark Chapman this evening on BBC One from 22:40 BST. Send your comments on the athletics action at Hampden Park or questions for Michael using #TonightAtTheGames and the best will be used on BBC One later.

Colin Jackson
Two-time CWG champion and BBC Sport athletics pundit

"A nice competent piece of hurdling from Tiffany Porter. She worked hard on the first hurdle and drove it hard through the rest. I am pretty sure she will be happy that she has got this race under her belt."

A fair few St George's flags would have been bristling in the Glasgow wind after Tiffany Porter's display.

"I am so on fire watching everyone else," the England hurdler says. "I am so happy I got my chance to run today. Obviously Sally Pearson is a fierce competitor and hopefully we can put on show in the final."

BBC Sport's Richard Winton on Twitter:, external Remarkable number of St George's Cross's being waved at Hampden. Scotstown was the same earlier.

Colin Jackson
Two-time CWG champion and BBC Sport athletics pundit

"We were wondering what kind of shape Sally Pearson would be in, and the answer is pretty good! She is a brilliant hurdler and gave an example of that tonight."

But reigning Olympic and Commonwealth champion Sally Pearson puts all that off-track strife behind her. She delivers in heat two, winning in an impressive time of 12.69secs - finishing a country mile ahead of second-placed Josanne Lucas.

Here is the standout name in the event - Australia's Sally Pearson. But she has been making the headlines for the wrong reasons recently. After an injury-hit season, she was accused by the head coach of Australia athletics, Eric Hollingsworth, of setting a bad example to her team. He was then suspended.

Wales thrash Trinidad & Tobago 4-0 to secure ninth place. Elen Barnes, Emma Batten (two) and Phoebe Richards score the goals which ensured the Welsh ended Glasgow 2014 on a positive note.

England's Tiffany Porter flies over the hurdles with consummate ease. She doesn't touch any of the 10 fences in her way to the line, winning the first heat in 12.84secs.

Baroness Grey-Thompson
11-time Paralympic champion and BBC Sport expert

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"Jade Jones and her bronze medal - very proud to be part of her team."

Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Glasgow

"Jodie Williams has an elephant tattoo. Why? Had lucky elephant charm during a 151-race unbeaten run in her junior days. Lost it, lost race. Tattoo ensures permanent presence."

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England 100m sprinter Andy Robertson:, external "The women's 4x100m team are going to boss it in the relays."

Talking of the weather it is positively balmy (by Glasgow standards) at Hampden now. The dark clouds and pack-a-macs have gone away as these athletics-hungry folk stay seated. The medal action is over but that does not mean this hardy lot are sneaking off for an early train. No way.

The qualifying round of women's discus is heating up, while reigning Olympic and Commonwealth champion Sally Pearson is sure to get a warm reception when she steps out in the women's 110m hurdles. The heats are about to begin, so you can't go anywhere either...