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
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Men's team final
Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
It is rammed to the rafters for the team final with three of the four sides of the Coomera Indoor Sports Centre packed.
The fourth - reserved for Games Family and media - is less so.
England's Nile Wilson's name raises the decibel meter towards 11 regardless.
Men's team final
And a certain Max Whitlock is out and ready to perform his first routine for England...
TV coverage
BBC One
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The lovely Clare Balding is there to guide you through what's happened so far.
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Women's hockey: Wales 3-2 India
Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Wales defender Leah Wilkinson has been speaking to the press after that incredible 3-2 win over India earlier.
The history teacher said: "This is the biggest win we've ever had. We knew they were going to hit and play hard. We played the Welsh way and did not give up. We fought and went all the way."
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Meanwhile, in the basketball, Scotland have a 35-32 lead over England.
You can watch that match over here.There's some excellent hat wear on show.
Men's artistic team final
Beth Tweddle
BBC Sport gymnastics expert on Radio 5 live
Max Whitlock had a bit of downtime but he’s back competing, he retained his world title last year and in the national championships he was in great form on the pommel horse, so I haven’t got any worries about him not performing today.
Men's artistic team final
Table Tennis
India have beaten Wales in the first of their round-robin matches, winning 3-1 overall.
Anna Hursey, the 11-year-old superstar from Cardiff, helped get Wales their only victory in the doubles rubber.
I once landed on my bottom after over-rotating during the Macarena at the office Christmas party.
A painful business.
Over at the table tennis...
Men's artistic team final
Dan Purvis was solid in his first two routines but it went horribly wrong on the vault as the Scottish skipper landed on his bottom after over-rotating.
Immediately afterwards, England's Nile Wilson screams "come on" after he produces another excellent display on the parallel bars.
It's the best score on that apparatus and it takes Wilson into the lead on individual standings.
England are currently 1-2-3-4 individually...dominant.
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Beth Tweddle
BBC Sport gymnastics expert on Radio 5 live
It’s England’s for the taking. They have a very strong team, with a double Olympic champion in Max Whitlock and Courtney Tulloch has just had a successful rings. They’re very hard to beat but in gymnastics it usually goes down to the last apparatus and anything can happen.
Qualification and competing for the team medals is nerve wracking today because it can make or break your Games.
At the top of this page you'll find video streams from around the venues.
Right now you can watch Wales in the table tennis against India, England and Scotland in the men's gymnastics and the same nations compete in the men's basketball.
Click play and away you go.
Triathlon
...Went to Bermuda's Flora Duffy in the women's triathlon.
Athletics
Sally Pearson, Australia's face of the Commonwealth Games, has withdrawn because of injury.
The 31-year-old 100m hurdler had been struggling with an Achilles problem.
Pearson said she was "gutted, absolutely gutted, tears flowing, almost like grief with a numbness phase and a crying phase".
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There was a shock in the men's triathlon.
England's Brownlee brothers missed out on medals as gold went to South Africa's Henri Schoeman. Scotland's Marc Austin won bronze.
Earlier, Jessica Learmonth won England's first medal of the Games with silver in the women's race.