It's time to say goodbye for a few hours.

Matt Henry will be back at around 23:30 BST to take you through the day session from Australia.

In the meantime, here are a few things you might want to read and watch:

• Round-up of the action from day one
• Schoolgirl Anna Hursey, 11, wins with 'fearless' display
• Day-by-day guide
• BBC Sport's live coverage: Times and channels

Here's how the medal table looks after day one.

It's been a dominant start for both England and the hosts.

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Watch India's Mirabai Chanu set a new Games record in the women's 48 kg.

And this is what England's James Guy put into claiming his bronze medal. Good of him to wait till he was off camera to chunder everywhere.

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And you can catch highlights of the opening day's action right now here or on BBC Two, presented by Jason Mohammad.

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Nick Hope
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

Take nothing away from the Australian women’s 4x100m team because their world record of 3:30.05 was out of the world and there’s every chance on today's showing that Cate Campbell will set an individual record later in the week.

However the fact that out of the whole of Commonwealth only five nations could seemingly find four women to swim 100m freestyle is really quite shocking.

For all of the really impressive world-class times produced by the top-end nations and swimmers, there is still a real lack of depth across the Commonwealth in this sport.

There's still hockey and badminton going on, by the way.

You can watch the streams at the top of this page.

I'm really glad we've cleared this up...

Not all good newspublished at 13:47 British Summer Time 5 April 2018

13:47 BST 5 April 2018

Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

It is not universally good PR for Gold Coast 2018.

The evening news includes a segment on the transport problems around the opening ceremony.

Apparently one broken down bus and 2000 people unexpectedly picking the same stop to start their journey to the stadium were to blame.

After 19 golds today, there's 17 more to come on Friday.

Cycling - track (4):

Men: keirin, individual pursuit,

Women: individual pursuit, sprint

Gymnastics - artistic (1)

Women’s team

Swimming (9):

Men: 200m free, 100m back, 50m butterfly, 400m medley, 4x100m free relay, S9 100m free

Women: 50m breast, 100m fly, S9 100m back

Weightlifting (3):

Men: 69kg

Women: 53kg, 58kg

Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

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If you hate sport but like your electronica then Gold Coast 2018 loves you too. Back near the beach, where shops pile ice creams and where glasses klink, there’s a stage currently owned by Brisbane act Austen. She’s sounding tip top and the leather trousers are a throw back to the glorious East 17 days.

Nick Hope
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

The 200m breaststroke is a funny event and winning times at major competitions can sometimes be quite a distance from the current world record of 2:06.07.

Wilby’s time of 2:08.05 may be a way off, but it’s highly competitive and a really impressive personal best from the Englishman who trains with Adam Peaty.

Did Peaty see this coming and duck the event? We’ll probably never know, but what we do know is that Wilby is a swimmer on the up, while silver medallist Ross Murdoch has endured another dip in his rollercoaster career.

Wales take away one medal from day one - Welsh para cyclist James Ball finished as runner-up in the men's B&VI 1,000m time trial.

Northern Ireland gymnast Rhys McClenaghan is guaranteed a place in the men's artistic gymnastics individual final, while swimmers Conor Ferguson and Calum Bain reached the semi-finals in the 100m backstroke and 50m butterfly.

Billy Le Poullain became the first boxer to represent Guernsey at any Games but the 22-year-old carpenter from Alderney lost his opening match on points to Pakistan's Zaib Gul.

Isle of Man swimmer Charlotte Atkinson has made it into the 100m butterfly final.

Scotland finish the day with five medals.

In track cycling, Neil Fachie took gold in the men's blind and visually impaired 1000m time trial with a Commonwealth Games record of 1:00.065.

They secured two medals in the pool, with Ross Murdoch and Hannah Miley taking silver in the men's 200m breaststroke and women's 400m medley.

The men's gymnastics team finished third and Marc Austin won triathlon bronze.

There was also celebrations in the men's group stage of the basketball, as Scotland beat England.

Sophie Garrett: The trouble with GC2018 is it's making me lazier than normal as I can't drag myself away from the TV. Been watching since 12.30am with a 3 hour nap between 5-8!

England have won six gold medals on day one and currently top the table.

Max Whitlock helped the artistic gymnastics team to victory and that success was preceded by Sophie Thornhill and pilot Helen Scott taking gold in the blind and visually impaired (B&VI) sprint.

Swimmer Aimee Willmott made it three golds in a matter of minutes as she won the 400m individual medley.

Further golds for swimmers James Wilby, Eleanor Robinson and Thomas Hamer took England to the top of the leaderboard.