England are putting Trinidad and Tobago under huge pressure in the mid-court, and it's working. An impressive opening quarter from Anna Mays's team sees them open up a 10-point lead over their Caribbean opponents.

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The Scottish Daily Mail's back page focuses on Libby Clegg, who, along with guide Mikail Huggins, won gold in the 100m T11/12.

England's Greg Rutherford is among the early starters at Hampden Park as the men's long jump heats begin, with the Olympic champion in Group A and his compatriots Chris Tomlinson and JJ Jegede in Group B. The top 12 will progress to the final, and you can watch the action here.

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Rutherford set a new British record of 8.51m this year despite struggling with injuries this year, and said: "I would love to go and jump something massive again and win - it would be a really special occasion. But, if I jump 7.90 and win with it, I'll take that."

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"There is a possible route to the final here for both teams, and that means avoiding Australia in the semi-finals," says former GB Olympic champion Sean Kerly. "That's what this match is about."

It's tight and tense so far at the National Hockey Centre, with England fashioning a couple of threatening moments but New Zealand dangerous on the break as the first half ends.

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England's Para-sport F42/44 discus gold medallist Dan Greaves and Wales' silver medallist Aled Davies have been speaking on BBC One.

Greaves says: "I've had my eyes on the gold for a while and trained so hard for it. The crowd were unbelievable, on a par with London 2012. Aled and I are great buddies off the track - it's hard, but we both want it just as much."

Davies adds: "It's such an emotional event. It's an opportunity we don't get that often as para-athletes. It's such an honour to be a part of an inclusive Games - it's a very rare thing. It's very special for the able-bodied fans to get behind Para-sport."

England cyclist Joanna Rowsell on Twitter:, external Best of luck to all the mountain bike riders racing today especially @AnnieLast1 @BethCrumpton @BarnesAlice #Glasgow2014 #TeamEngland

The women's cross country race gets underway at Cathkin Braes at 11.30 BST, with the men's race following at 14.00 BST.

England's 100m silver medallist Adam Gemili on Twitter:, external A huge thank you to my amazing team who without their hard work I wouldn't be anywhere. My first senior medal and I really am over the moon.

Well, you're not REALLY, but we know what you mean.

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Scotland's T11/12 100m gold medallist Libby Clegg on BBC One says: "It was absolutely incredible. The crowd is so uplifting. Everyone was so friendly, that's why we took so long doing our lap of honour.

"My guide Mikail definitely deserves a medal - initially we were told that Mikail wouldn't receive a medal as he's English, but we got a nice surprise before we were going to go on the podium."

Libby Clegg's guide Mikail Huggins: adds "It's a relationship that we've been building for four years. Practice makes perfect. I'm proud of her, and proud of us both. This is my life now, and I love what I do."

England netball player Helen Housby on Twitter:, external On the way to the venue. Can't wait to put the @weRengland red dress back on. Playing Trinidad and Tobago at 9.30am tune in. #teameng

And there are also medals to be won in these events.

Swimming: Men's 50m free, 1500m free, 200m medley, 4x100m medley relay, women's 400m free, 50m back, 4x100m medley relay and Para-sport 200m SM10 medley

Weightlifting: Women's 75kg, men's 94kg

Wrestling: Men's 57kg, 94kg and 125kg, women's 48kg and 75kg.

Gold medals won today:

Athletics: Men's 110m hurdles, hammer throw and decathlon, women's 400m, 1500m, 10,000m and triple jump

Cycling: Men's and women's mountain bike events

Gymnastics: Men's and women's artistic team events

Shooting: Men's trap, 25m rapid fire pistol and 50m rifle three positions, women's 50m rifle three positions, Queen's Prize

Robert Weale of Wales is under way against England's Sam Tolchard in the men's singles on a day for making moves at Kelvingrove, with no medals on offer on day six.

The round-robin continues in the women's pairs, para-sport open triples, men's fours and women's triples, and you can watch the action here.

At the moment we have live action in hockey, lawn bowls and badminton. Within the next hour you will also be able to watch netball table tennis and weightlifting.

All you have to do is click on the live coverage tab at the top of this page and you can see a host of live streams and other clips. Enjoy.

After the opening skirmishes, it's crunch time in Pool B. World champions Australia are flattening all-comers in Pool A and England and New Zealand will be keen to avoid them in the semis.

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First they have to get there, of course, but England currently top the group ahead of New Zealand, and a victory today will go a long way to steering clear of the mighty Aussies in the near future.

Star striker Ashley Jackson, who scored four last time out against Malaysia, is likely to be a key man. Watch the match here.

Badminton fans have a feast of action lined up at the Emirates Arena on day six, with 73 matches on the schedule as things step up a gear with the singles and doubles round of 64.

The action gets shortly and you can watch it live here.

Former GB sprinter Darren Campbell
BBC Sport athletics expert, on Radio 5 live

"Adam Gemili has only been in the sport for three years. We are talking about someone who can take British sprinting to the next level.

"No British sprinter has gone under 10 seconds for the 100m and under 20 seconds for the 200m and it looks like that's what he's going to do."

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Once again it was a good night for the home nations in the pool. Wales's Jazz Carlin claimed her country's first swimming gold in 40 years with victory in the 800m freestyle, and there was also gold for England's Sophie Taylor, who overhauled Jamaica's Alia Atkinson in a blistering finish to win the 100m breaststroke.

And there was plenty more success to celebrate for Team England as Aimee Willmott took silver in the 200m butterfly, Adam Peaty claimed silver in the 50m breaststroke, and Adam Barrett won a bronze medal in the 100m butterfly as South African superstar Chad le Clos claimed his second gold of the Games.

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In case you missed it last night, while Adam Gemili was storming to silver in the 100m, England's Nicola Adams was getting her campaign for boxing gold under way. The Olympic champion began comfortably enough, defeating Nigeria's Oluwatoyin Oladeji on a unanimous points decision.

Next up for her in the flyweight division is a quarter-final assignment against Sri Lanka's Erandi de Silva.