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
Men's 4000m team pursuit bronze
After a short break to present some medals, we're about to get back under way at the velodrome.
It's Wales v Canada in the men's 4000m team pursuit bronze medal race.
Swimming
What a race!
That was a new Commonwealth record from Taylor Ruck to take gold in the women's 200m freestyle.
English duo Eleanor Faulkner and Holly Hibbott came in fourth and fifth respectively, while Scotland's Lucy Hope came eighth.
Bury's James Guy, who trains in Bath, is now being presented with his bronze medal.
Women's 200m freestyle
Taylor Ruck has claimed a shock gold medal - beating Australian duo Ariarne Titmus and Emma McKeon.
Men's Pool B: Pakistan 0-0 Wales
Beth Fisher
Former Wales Hockey international
Pakistan are probably edging that half in terms of attacking chances but Wales are steadily growing into the game.
Can Wales get that all-important first goal?
Dan's feeling ready to defend his F42/44 discus title from Glasgow...
Women's 200m freestyle final
Next up is the women's 200m freestyle final in which Australian and defending champion Emma McKeon is seeking one of six gold medals at this Games.
But she was beaten by 17-year-old team-mate Ariarne Titmus in the recent national trials.
There's also plenty of home nations interest as England's Holly Hibbott and Eleanor Faulkner compete, as does Scotland's Lucy Hope.
Men's B&VI 1000m TT final
Golden smiles from Scotland's Neil Fachie and Matt Rotherham as they receive their medals.
Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Time to head to lawn bowls. The hockey was fun and I’m definitely stealing those warm-up moves prior to my next trip to the supermarket...
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Pakistan 0-0 Wales
Beth Fisher
Former Wales Hockey international
Every time Pakistan get into the Wales circle their fans scream in a horror movie type way.
Not sure if it's off putting or helping!
Men's B&VI 1000m TT final
World record holder.
Games record holder.
Three-time Commonwealth Games champion.
Take a bow, my friend.
Women's 400m individual medley
BBC One
Aimee Willmott on BBC One: "I'm over the moon. If ever there's a time I had it in me, it was now. After all the struggles I've been through, with my ribs and having knee surgery, I just thought this could be my time. It was a battle between me and Hannah, and the crowd loved it. Last time we raced in Glasgow I burnt my race out and just died, so this time I had to swim differently and swim my own race."
Women's 400m individual medley
Nick Hope
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
The Scots are still waving their flags with pride despite their woman Hannah Miley surrendering her crown to England’s Aimee Willmott - but WHAT A RACE!
Both swimmers looked like they had more to give this morning in the heats, which was particularly surprising from Willmott as she’s really struggled with injuries since Rio 2016.
What an amazing way to start the swim finals here on Gold Coast! More of the same please...
Women's 4000m team pursuit gold medal race
The home crowd enjoyed that one.
Australia jump from a one-second lead to a seven-second lead and storm home to take gold ahead of New Zealand who take silver.
And it's a news Games record of 4:15.214 for the Aussies.
Men's 400m freestyle final
Gold for Australia in the pool!
Olympic champion Mack Horton claims his first Commonwealth medal, and it's a nice, shiny gold!
Compatriot Jack McLoughlin takes silver, and England's James Guy, from Bury, takes a hard-fought bronze.
Men's 400m freestyle final
England's James Guy has set off like a rocket.
He's really gone for it and he's leading with 100m to go - but he's got Australia's Jack McLoughlin and Mack Horton hot on his tail...
Men's 400m freestyle final
England's James Guy is competing in the first of seven events on the Gold Coast.
The 22-year-old, who won two relay silver medals in Rio, is joined by Scotland's Stephen Milne and Wales' Daniel Jervis in the final.
There's the small matter of home favourite and Olympic champion Mack Horton - who was the fastest qualifier - to contend with, too.
Image source, ReutersWomen's 3,000m team pursuit bronze medal race
Canada opened up a three-and-a-half second gap and the race never looked in doubt in the end.
England have to settle for fourth at the velodrome. Canada take the bronze medal.
Women's 400m individual medley
Adrian Moorhouse
1988 Olympic 100m breaststroke champion on the Gold Coast
What a race, it was a great head-to-head. It was almost gladiatorial. When Willmott turned on the last 50m and looked at Miley, she just looked so strong.
Women's 400m individual medley
It's gold for Middlesbrough's Aimee Willmott!
It was so close, but Willmott powered through the final 50m to claim the top prize. She's finished in 4:34.90.
Hannah Miley takes silver for Scotland, with Australia's Blair Evans taking bronze.