After some stereotype-busting warm weather over the first two days of action, Glasgow is in for a bit of more traditional rain over the coming few days.

It has been a cloudy, but dry start to the day so far.

Best take to take up Bert "dad of Chad" le Clos on his barbeque tips while you can.

He goes heavy on the firelighters to get the flames jumping in his video on this very site.

In the serene surroundings of the Barry Buddon Shooting Centre, where the competitors' silent contemplation is punctuated only by the click of triggers, England's Mick Gault has made a slow start to the 10m air pistol qualification.

The 60-year-old came out of retirement to try and win the one medal he needs to tie the Commonwealth Games record of 18 medals, but he is currently 19th in the standings with the top eight qualifying for the final. Gault does have a second category to go for later in the Games.

Scotland judoka Sarah Clark,, external who won gold in the -63kg on Friday: "Thanks to every single person who has been part of my journey. Most of the time it's been pretty bumpy. Yesterday, a little smoother."

England netball player Sasha Corbin:, external "Looking forward to the challenge that lies ahead. Come on England! Game two: England v Australia, 09.30: BST."

Scotland boxer Josh Taylor:, external "Fight day is finally here. I have trained so hard for this moment all year. There's no way I'm going to let it slip. BRING IT ON."

Taylor fights Botswana's Kagiso Bagwasi in the light welterweight category at 18:40 this evening, while England v Australia in Pool Two of the netball is less than half an hour away.

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Scotland gold medallist Sarah Clark tells BBC Radio 4 about her experience: "It was all a bit of a whirlwind. The noise was incredible in the stadium and must have helped. To build on the momentum from the first day was really important, it keeps everyone interested, keeps the crowds coming and keeps the interest in the telly.

"At grass roots there has been a surge of interest in the sport and that has made judo more appealing. Hopefully in 10-15 years we will reap the benefits of that and see more people on the podium in Olympic, Commonwealth, European and World Championships."

England's Megan Fletcher, who won gold in the women's -70kg on Friday, speaking to BBC Breakfast: "When I came here I was so nervous, I felt like I was behind everything all the way through and then I beat the British number one in the semi-final, which was a massive achievement - I've never beaten her before and I was so chuffed to do it here.

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"When I pinned my opponent in the final, you don't normally end up that high up - you wouldn't normally you would be be sat on her head, but that is where I ended up. I didn't care where I was because all I had to do was pin her for 25 seconds, that's all I was thinking about."

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England have enjoyed a profitable Games on the judo mat.

After success for Ashley McKenzie, Colin Oates and Nekoda Davis on Thursday, Owen Livesey, Danny Williams and Megan Fletcher scooped another three golds on Friday.

They have been popping up on the television sofas and in radio studios this morning.

Well, if you have got some time to kill Louis, why not lug your bags over to Kelvingrove bowls club?

You may find that your Glaswegian pass-approvers are down watching their nation in action on the lawn.

Caroline Brown is level at 1-1 after End 2 against Australia's Kelsey Cottrell.

You can get across the live video on our live streams of course.

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Team England gymnast Louis Smith:, external "I've arrived at the athletes village but there isn't anyone around to sort my pass to get in... #StuckInATent."

Scotland swimmer Dan Wallace,, external who won gold in the 400m individual medley on Friday: "Just watched last nights race over - left it a bit late! But thanks for all the support and messages."

BBC Sport's Aimee Lewis has been covering Michael Jamieson's personal disappointment, made all the more bitter by the fact that his country have found success in the pool without him.

"When you're teed up to be the man, the fall is even greater than your own personal expectation because you have to deal with other people's expectations as well," Steve Parry, Olympic bronze medallist for Great Britain in the 200m butterfly at Athens 2004, told her.

Karen Pickering
BBC Sport aquatic sports expert & ex-CWG champion

"In the 100m breaststroke on Friday, Ross Murdoch won the semi-final that Michael Jamieson was in. Jamieson just can't escape him. He has been in the same race as him, heat, final, semi-final, whatever it is, at every turn in these Games.

"The final is tonight but the star has been Adam Peaty. He broke the Games record, fastest qualifier by over half a second, so we have a nice head-to-head between England and Scotland. But you can't rule out the reigning Olympic champion and world record holder, Cameron van der Burgh. He will be a danger."

Michael Jamieson has been described as the poster boy of these Games. The Scot, a silver medal winner at London 2012, trained in the Tollcross pool where the swimming events take place.

Unfortunately his performances have not been as high quality as some of those posters.

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Beaten to gold in his favoured 200m breaststroke event by countryman Ross Murdoch on Friday, he was trumped in the semi-finals of the 100m yesterday by the same man, failing to qualify for tonight's final.

His home Games are over.

08:45 BST: Watch live bowls including men's pairs and women's singles

08:45 BST: Watch live shooting including men's and women's qualifying

08:45 BST: Watch badminton live including England v Mauritius

09:30 BST: Watch rhythmic gymnastics live - individual hoop final

09:30 BST: Watch netball live - England v Australia

09:30 BST: Watch table tennis live including women's team quarter-finals

There is no escaping the Commonwealth Games goodness today.

Whatever floats your boat, we'll get you bobbing along with up to 15 live streams of action direct from Scotland to your screen.

Click on the live coverage tab at the top of this page to open the floodgates.

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Before both of those England's Mick Gault aims to add to his already mighty impressive collection of Commonwealth neckwear.

The 60-year-old, pictured here with gold in Melbourne in 2006, has come out of retirement to compete in the men's 10m air pistol.

He is bidding to equal the record of Commonwealth medals with an 18th trip to the podium.

He flexes off his trigger finger from 08:45 BST.

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Just as fiercely contested and with a smidge more physical contact, the rugby sevens gets under way today.

Defending champions and hot favourites New Zealand play Canada in the day's opening match just after 10:32 BST this morning, with England, Wales and Scotland each playing three times throughout the day.

England will be without captain and key attacker Pamela Cookey when they face off against the green and gold this morning.

The 29-year-old ruptured her Achilles heel in April.

But coach Anna Mayes' side will still fancy their chances of upsetting the world number ones.

We get going bright and early at 09:30 BST in that one.

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Shane Warne! Kylie Minogue! Paul Hogan! Can you hear me Paul Hogan?! Your girls took one hell of a beating!

At the start of 2013, England's netballers had only ever won two matches against their Australian counterparts.

By the end of January they had swept to a 3-0 series whitewash over the Aussies in front of 7,000 jubilant fans at Birmingham's National indoor Arena.

This morning they go head to head again, wrestling for control of Pool B and a whole lot of Ashes pride.