Raer Theaker of Wales and England's Ruby Harrold will be the last two to go as Becky Downie stays out in front as she looks to add Commonwealth gold to her European title.

Georgia Rose-Brown of Australia is also a threat and nails a performance. The best landing to date but she misses out on a medal. Only fourth spot.

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Usain Bolt looks to be enjoying himself with Christine Ohuruogu on the warm-up track at Hampden Park. The Jamaican superstar sprinter will be in action tomorrow in the heats for the men's 4x100m relay.

Heartbreak for England's Chloe Spiteri who just misses out on a bronze medal in the women's 63kg wrestling. Nigeria's Blessing Oborududu walks away with the medal after an 11-2 win.

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Men's 65kg wrestling gold goes to India's Yogeshwar Dutt, who beat Canadian Jevon Balfour.

Ricard in London: Can anyone remember any era when home nation gymnasts were winning so much 'bling' in gymnastics? Team GB in the Golden Age.

England are in control in the lawn bowls against Australia. After end 3, they lead 11-0. It really is top bowling from Sophie Tolchard, Sian Honnor and Ellen Falkner. All the pressure is on the Aussies at Kelvingrove.

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England's bronze medallist Louis Smith on BBC One: "I have had a brilliant time. I went for a harder routine and you could see at he end I had nothing left to give. I'm glad I've come back and I am looking forward to carrying on training.

"After what I have done at the Commonwealth Games I would be silly to give up so I will carry on training."

England's Becky Downie is in gold medal position after half of the eight contestants have gone. Her high difficulty routine is paying off.

Scotland's Daniel Keatings tells BBC One after winning gold: "It was amazing to be in front of a home crowd and do probably one of my best routines. I went for a 7.2 start and hit it. I'm ecstatic to have won."

England's silver medallist Max Whitlock: "It was such a great final to be part of. Massive congratulations to Daniel. To score 16 is huge."

Andy Baxter:, external Of all the sports to get really into during #Glasgow2014, I didn't expect to be transfixed by the gymnastics.

Jane Bourne:, external I am completely taken in by this Table Tennis. Didn't think I'd be saying that.

After the excitement of the men's pommel horse final, barely chance to draw breath before the women take centre stage again.

Not a great start though for Elizabeth Beddoe of Wales who comes off the bars and has to re-group to finish her routine.

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BBC Sport in Glasgow

Two-time Olympic and Commonwealth diver Nick Robinson-Baker is soaking up the atmosphere ahead of competing in the synchronised 3m final tomorrow.

Robinson-Baker will partner Freddy Woodward against fellow England divers & event favourites Jack Laugher & Chris Mears.

"I'm so pumped," he says. "I can't wait to get in there now and pick up that medal."

Scotland hockey player David Forsyth:, external "Well it was a tough one. There's a reason they are world champions. Lost 5-0 to a great Australian team. Big game tomorrow against Malaysia."

It had been a glorious afternoon for England at the Scotstoun Sports Campus with three mixed doubles pairs reaching the semi-finals, but Danny Reed and Sam Walker go down 12-10 11-6 7-11 11-8 to India's Sharath Kamal Achanta and Amalraj Anthony Arputharaj in the men's doubles quarter-finals.

The host nation are in the medals again, this time in the wrestling. In the men's 65kg, Scotland's Alex Gladkov has seen off Chamara Perera to claim bronze. He managed all this with an injured knee. Take a bow son. In fact, don't. It might make it worse. The gold medal match is between Jevon Balfour of Canada and India's Yogeshwar Dutt.

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BBC Sport in Glasgow

Divers are just completing their final warm-up routines here in Edinburgh ahead of the second night of competition at the Royal Commonwealth Pool.

England's Jack Laugher could land his second title in as many days in the 3m springboard final whilst team-mates Tonia Couch also looked strong in this morning's 10m preliminaries.

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The pearly white grin of Scotland's Dan Keatings is wider than the River Clyde. That's because the home crowd nearly blow the roof off the Hydro Arena as he collects his gold medal. Cue bagpipes and Primal Scream for a truly Scottish love-in. Tremendous scenes.

What a year for 24-year-old, who also pipped Max Whitlock to gold at the British Championships. He also becomes the latest member of the elite club to score more than 16.00 in a major championships.

Earlier, England's Luisa Porogovska won bronze in the women's 55kg wrestling. Well, gold has been taken by India's Babita Kumari, who beat Brittanee Laverdure of Canada in the final. That is India's 11th gold of the Games and their 43rd medal overall.

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England won bronze in the women's triples last time out in Delhi. They will definitely go better in Glasgow. But will it be gold or silver? We are about to find out.

Australians Lynsey Clarke Karen Murphy and Kelsey Cottrell stand in the way of Sophie Tolchard Ellen Falkner and Sian Gordon in the final.

Meanwhile, Wales trio of Lisa Forey, Kelly Packwood and Kathy Pearce are taking on South Africa for bronze.

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BBC Sport gymnastics expert

"Louis Smith gave it a good shot. The whole routine was very tidy and he went for broke. The Commonwealth Games were maybe a different challenge for him compared to everyone else. He wanted to put the critics right and show he still had the passion for gymnastics, and it wasn't all about the celebrity thing for him."