England's men win team gymnastics gold, Scotland take bronze
England's Wilby beats Scotland's Murdoch to gold in 200m breaststroke
Teenagers Hamer and Robinson win golds for England in the pool
England's Willmott beats Scotland's Miley to swimming gold
Thornhill takes gold for England in women's cycling
Scotland's Fachie wins gold in men's time trial
Women's hockey - England lead South Africa 2-0. Watch here.
Netball - England ahead against Scotland in the second quarter. Watch here.
Cycling - men's team pursuit qualifying.
Weightlifting - women's 48kg final
Badminton - mixed team event. England v Uganda
One of the biggest shocks overnight was Wales win over India in the women's hockey.
The Welsh are 16 places below their opponents in the world rankings but snatched the win with a late strike.
We've had controversy too. England's defending champion Ben Proud was disqualified in the 50m butterfly. Did he twitch on the start line? That's what he was penalised for...
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England's time is only good enough for third. They will not be riding in the gold medal race later on. It'll be the bronze medal match.
They're just three tenths quicker than Wales and seven seconds slower than Australia.
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Not the best of starts from England's relatively inexperienced quartet in the team pursuit. Emily Nelson, Rebecca Raybould, Eleanor Dickinson and Emily Kay are four seconds down on Australia at halfway. They've got a battle on to make the final.
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And now New Zealand squeeze past Wales' time. That means the Welsh will not be competing for gold but will race for bronze in the women's team pursuit.
England are up next.
Australia still lead on four minutes 17.218 seconds. If England beat New Zealand's four minutes 22.331 seconds they'll make the final.
England 17-9 Scotland
Scotland, ranked ninth in the world, kept in touch with England for the first five minutes of the opening quarter but Tracey Neville's side have pulled away to open up an eight-goal lead.
Worryingly for the Red Roses, they've lost mid-courter Serena Guthrie to a painful-looking ankle injury. She ended up being carried off court in the arms of captain Ama Agbeze.
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A rapid time from Australia at their home Games and Wales have been bumped down off top spot. Now the nervous wait begins.
Roared on by the crowd at the Anna Mears Velodrome, Australia go top with a time of four minutes 17.218 seconds. That's seven seconds quicker than Wales.
New Zealand, England and Canada are still to come. The top two progress to the final. Third and fourth place will ride for the bronze.
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Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Image source, BBC SportStriking a blow for the older generation everywhere is Gibraltar's Christopher Walker.
Fifty-one in June, he finished 29th, less than nine and a half minutes behind winner Henri Shoeman.
He is competing in his fifth Commonwealth Games, after triathlon appearances at Manchester 2002 and Glasgow 2014 either side of cycling cameos at Melbourne 2006 and Delhi 2010.
"Every Games the standard is getting better," he told BBC Sport. "I competed in the first Commonwealth Games triathlon in 2002 and the sport was so young then."
"It is getting tougher every time and I am four years older every time."
Hockey
England look well-placed to collect all three points in this opening hockey group match. They lead 2-0 at half-time. The top two teams from each pool of five will progress to the semi-finals.
India, Malaysia and Wales are the others in England's pool.
Women's triathlon
Just joining us? Where have you been?
You missed Bermudan Flora Duffy make history as the first woman to win a Commonwealth medal for her country.
England's Jessica Learmonth won silver - England's first medal of the Games.
Watch the highlights below.
Netball
England v Scotland. Whatever the sport, it's always worth a watch. Both nations' netballers have just taken to the court for their group stage opener.
England take an early lead but are soon pegged back. This one should be tasty. You can watch it here.
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Alistair Watkins
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Image source, BBC SportIndia's world champ Mirabai Chanu puffs out her cheeks, takes a firm grip and to shouts of encouragement from the crowd powers the bar above her head to break the Commonwealth Games record for this weight.
She leads at the halfway stage with 86kg, well clear of second place, and three lifts in the jerk category to come shortly.
The gold is as good as won barring a disaster.
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Good news for Wales over at the velodrome. South Africa are second to set a time in the women's team pursuit qualifying and are far slower than the Welsh.
That means Wales stay top of the standings for now. Four more nations to come. Top two will qualify for the final.
England 2-0 South Africa
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BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Image source, .Three penalty corners, three shots on goal and a key Grace Balsdon finish have England in control.
Balsdon, just 24, is one of only three players to start here who didn’t win Olympic gold In 2016. In fact, when she didn’t make the squad she transferred to go and play in the US during university study. She’s back with a bang and proving this England side isn’t just about the Olympic champions as she nets the opener.
Susannah Townsend doubles the lead after 20 minutes. A healthy crowd in this 5,000 seat arena too, which is a good sign so early in the tournament. Australia play after this game so that should be interesting.
England 2-0 South Africa
England have been far better than South Africa and now they have cushion their play deserves.
England are second seeds in this competition and are making a strong start.
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Wales lay down the marker in the first run in this team pursuit qualifying. They cover the 4000m in a time of four minutes 24.82 seconds.
The fastest two teams qualify for the final in this one. England go in the sixth and final heat so have the advantage of knowing what time they will need to reach the final.