Molly Renshaw won bronze for England in the women's 200m. Speaking to BBC Sport, the 18-year-old said: "It was a great race.

"I was hoping to get a personal best, but I couldn't ask for anything more than a bronze medal. I've had to give up a lot.

"I hit a plateau in 2012, so I quit my school and moved to Loughborough to train. After setting four PBs this season, the move's obviously working."

Rebecca Adlington
Four-time Olympic medallist and BBC Sport swimming expert

"Molly Renshaw is in her first big major meet and she wins a bronze medal, that is great for her.

"Hannah Miley knows she is in good form and when the pressure is not on, you can stand up and show what you can do."

After earning bronze for Wales in the men's S14 200m freestyle, Jack Thomas tells BBC Sport: "I didn't really expect that so it's a shock. It's great because my mum and sister are in the crowd and it'll be nice to see them to celebrate."

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It is a one-two for Australia. Taylor McKeown takes the gold and is soon embraced by Sally Hunter, who finishes second. But there is a medal for a British athlete.

Hannah Miley of Scotland misses out on the top three and comes fourth, with England's Molly Renshaw taking bronze in her first major final. But it was still an exceptional performance from Miley, who smashes her personal best by one second.

Scotland swimmer Cameron Brodie:, external "The Great Wall of Ross Murdoch and Hannah Miley."

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Hannah Miley may be making more headlines as she goes in the women's 200m breaststroke final now. Ross Murdoch is in action later on today.

After breaking his own world record in the morning qualifying, Australia's world champion Daniel Fox wins gold in the Para-sport S14 200m freestyle.

Fox clocked one minute 57.89 seconds ahead of England's Tom Hamer and Jack Thomas of Wales

It is the first time that an event for athletes with an intellectual disability has been included in the Commonwealth Games and is the third gold for Australia in the Para-sport events in the pool.

20:00: Watch coverage of the weightlifting - Shaun Clegg and Chris Freebury in action for England in the men's 69kg.

20:15: Watch coverage of the squash - James Willstrop of England is in action in the men's quarter-finals

20:50: Watch coverage of the swimming - Scotland's Ross Murdoch goes for gold in the men's 100m breaststroke final.

A nice touch from Chad Le Clos as he gives his gold medal from the men's 200m butterfly to dad Bert in the stands, who immediately hands it on to the South African's equally proud mum to put round her neck.

As always, we have a great choice of events to watch at the moment, including swimming, track cycling, judo, weightlifting, netball and table tennis. To see these sports, plus much more, hit the live coverage tab and sit back and enjoy.

Sir Chris Hoy
Six-time Olympic champion and BBC Sport cycling expert

"Another huge day at the velodrome, Scotland taking gold again in the para-tandem & some mega impressive performances in kilo, scratch & points."

Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Glasgow

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"Quite a few empty seats but a really good atmosphere over at the netball venue in the SECC, which is just a five-minute walk from where the weightlifting and judo has been happening today.

"Wales, who have lost their opening two fixtures, are currently talking on Trinidad and Tobago in a preliminary round - Group B fixture."

Ben Dirs
BBC Sport in Glasgow

"The Scots, the English and the Welsh are all through to the quarter-finals of the rugby sevens, although the highlight of the evening session so far has to be Papua New Guinea's stirring try against the Welsh. There ain't no underdog like a rugby sevens underdog."

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Kevin McMullin:, external You can't have Chad without Bert…

Jaimin Tailor:, external Hoping Chad's win means we get to see Bert le Clos.

Was there any doubt, Jaimin?

Peter Kennaugh deserves his own entry for claiming silver in the men's points race at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome. It means the Isle of Man have their first medal of Glasgow 2014. Take a bow son.

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Chad le Clos won the 200m butterfly but only after a nervous night: "I twisted my ankle getting off the bus at 1am after last night's finals. The physio strapped it but I was so nervous because I didn't know it I would be able to swim."

Chad has already collected his gold medal and his dad Bert is enthusiastically clapping. It is another proud night for the Le Clos family. Bert, your boy did well, again.

Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Glasgow

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"How's that for a redemption story? Euan Burton was in tears after going out in the second round at London 2012. Now, having come out of retirement for these Commonwealths, stuck on 20kg to make the only spare weight category and carried Scotland's flag at the opening ceremony, he wins -100kg gold to bedlam in the judo hall.

"Simian Mobile Disco's 'We Are Your Friends' gets an ear-splitting play-out over the PA, and entirely appropriately - the stands are a mass of waving saltires. One of the moments of the Games so far."

Rebecca Adlington
Four-time Olympic medallist and BBC Sport swimming expert

"Fran Halsall has learned to let the pressure slip away. She has just concentrated on training and enjoying it and it has paid off.

"She needed to get someone who will give her confidence and help her with the little technical points. She seemed so calm here."

England's gold medallist Fran Halsall tells BBC One: "I felt sick before the race, because I knew I could swim fast but sometimes I can try too hard.

"If I can combine my strength and power it will get me to where I want to be, and this is where I want to be in two years at the Olympics.

"I knew I wasn't in my best shape in London two years ago, so it was great to know I could put on a show here in Glasgow."

England's Anthony Fowler takes on Kyriakos Spanos of Cyprus shortly in the last 32 of the men's middleweight (75kg) category.

Watch live coverage of the boxing here.

Mark Foster
BBC Sport swimming expert & ex-CWG champion

"You have to try and not get too excited, you will end up snatching at the water. It was great finish from Fran Halsall."