England's Adam Peaty wins 100m breaststroke gold, silver for team-mate James Wilby
Cycling: Wales' Elinor Barker wins points race; Scotland's Katie Archibald & Neah Evans take silver & bronze
Squash: Women's singles quarter-finals - watch live
Cycling: Sophie Thornhill & Helen Scott win women's B&VI 1,000m time trial gold
Gymnastics: England's Nile Wilson & James Hall win gold & silver
Triathlon: England's Joe Townsend & Jade Jones win Para-tri golds
Men's all-around final
Here are the standings at the half-way point of the men's all-around final.
1. Marious Georgiou - Cyprus
2. James Hall - England
3. Nile Wilson - England
5. Frank Baines - Scotland
10. Hamish Carter - Scotland
12. Josh Cook - Wales
13. Daniel Lee - Jersey
15. Rhys McClenaghan - Northern Ireland
18. Ewan Mcateer - Northern Ireland
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Hockey
Beth Fisher
Former Wales Hockey international
I have just spotted Wales women captain Leah Wilkinson who had to leave the pitch with a serious head injury against England yesterday.
She's passed the concussion test and there's no fracture - she just has to get the swelling down for Tuesday's match v South Africa
Get on the blower to the Welsh boxers!
Image source, BFLeah Wilkinson, Wales Women Captain
Para-triathlon
What a finish we have ahead in this Para-triathlon. England's Joe Townsend is much quicker than leader Nic Beveridge through the final transition and takes the lead of the race! They have 5km left and are now racing in racing wheelchairs rather than hand cycles. Pre-race favourite Bill Chaffey has dropped way back after that crash but can finally get out of his battered hand cycle after reaching transition.
Men's all-around
Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Never challenge a gymnast to a dance-off. Obviously.
If you needed any further evidence beyond common sense, England's Dominick Cunningham - who missed out on qualification for this final behind team-mates Nile Wilson and James Hall - provides it.
As the gymnasts' travelling circus packs up and heads round to the fourth rotation, the team final gold medalist is picked out in the stands by a television camera and body pops for his life.
The camera pans off him to see if any other spectators fancy following that. They don't. Back to Dominick cutting some serious rug.
Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Image source, .All this sport and coverage doesn’t just happen you know. Organisers here think of everything they possibly can to provide a Games experience the world will sing about.
Take the media transport. Given events are dotted all over the region they’ve put on a bus service which will take you 800m to the bowls or 60 miles to Brisbane for cycling. They’ve also waived all costs if you use public transport. Small cogs in a massive system to make this event happen.
Stewards, catering, security, even new sand for the beach (because the texture of the beach here didn’t meet volleyball regulations), that’s what £1.1bn goes on. They’ve even built a handy app for fools like me who can’t get from A to B without ending up at Z.
#bbcgoldcoast
Holly: Sorry where is Max Whitlock?
Well Holly and anyone else wondering where England's double Olympic champion is... Whitlock is sitting out the all-around event to concentrate on the floor and pommel later in the Games.
Para-triathlon
Oh no!! A big crash from five-time world champion Bill Chaffey! The Australian comes in to a bend too quick and smashes into the barriers. His hand cycle is in tatters. It's now missing one handle and something came off the bottom.
He was closing big time on leader Nic Beveridge but I'm not sure he's going to be able to close the gap now despite getting his hand cycle going again.
#bbcgoldcoast or 81111 on text
Paul Donegan: Always so amazed at the strength the men have on the rings, doing handstands and all the other things they do!
Men's all-around final
So two rounds down and England's James Hall is sitting pretty in second - he leads the home nations contenders at the moment on 27.100.
His team-mate Nile Wilson put in another safe performance on the pommel horse in the second rotation and sits on a total of 26.400, but he's only in ninth place going into the third rotation of the day.
Both Wales' James Cook, who sits on 26.850 ahead of the parallel bars, and Scotland's Frank Baines are ahead of the Englishman in fourth and eighth.
Wilson doesn't look panicked though, this is a controlled performance so far from the gold medal favourite and there's still a long way to go in this competition.
Men's all-around final
After two rotations, here are the current standings...
1. Marios Georgiou - Cyprus
2. James Hall - England
3. Michael Tone - Australia
4. James Cook - Wales
7. Daniel Lee - Jersey
8. Frank Baines - Scotland
9. Nile Wilson - England
10. Hamish Carter - Scotland
13. Rhys McClenaghan - Northern Ireland
18. Ewan Mcateer - Northern Ireland
Image source, Getty ImagesWales 0-1 Malaysia
Beth Fisher
Former Wales Hockey international
Not the start to the second quarter Wales wanted.
Fitri Saari scores a penalty stroke for Malaysia after a player was taken out by Wales' goalkeeper.
Para-triathlon
Annie Emmerson
Former GB triathlete on BBC TV
Nic Beveridge really is flying here, but I think Bill Chaffey has to be favourite. I'm sure the five-time world champion will catch up to Nic as the race progresses.
England's Mark Conway is also doing a brilliant job at the moment, making this look very easy.
Para-triathlon
Nic Beveridge is still out in front, now racing around the streets of the Gold Coast in his hand cycle. He laps one athlete at some serious speed but Bill Chaffey is also whizzing along behind him. England's Mark Conway is back in third leading the home nations charge.
Table Tennis
There's a battle on over in the table tennis. It's the team event quarter-finals and England are playing Canada. Kelly Sibley is taking on Mo Zhang and has just lost the third game to fall 2-1 behind. As ever these individual rubbers are best of five games and a match includes four singles matches and one doubles.
Watch it here.
Weightlifting - men's 77kg
Over in the weightlifting, Northern Ireland's Karl McClean failed to register a lift in the snatch and has been disqualified from the competition before the clean and jerk.
Not a great start to the day.
But England's Jack Oliver goes later. He finished fourth in Glasgow and will be looking to better that result in the next few hours. Come on Jack!
Image source, Getty ImagesParatriathlon
Australian Nic Beveridge is first through transition in the men's Para-triathlon, followed by England's Mark Conway. Beveridge has a healthy lead here.
Another Aussie Lauren Parker leads the women's race followed by compatriot Emily Tapp and Jade Jones of England.
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Image source, @ANWNewmanSupport all the way from Mongolia. I'll be impressed if we get someone tweeting in from further afield tonight.
Men’s all-around final
Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Image source, BBC SportA lone St George’s flag flutters amid the green and gold masses after Nile Wilson’s floor routine.
The Rio 2016 bronze medallist lies third after the first of six rotations.
Men's all-around final
So after the first rotation of the men's all-around final, it's Scotland's Hamish Carter who leads the field after an outstanding performance on the floor.
Carter posted a score of 14.600, but he's just come off the pommel horse in his second piece of apparatus and will lose points there. What a shame.
England's Nile Wilson also put in a solid performance on the floor scoring 13.800 with James Hall posting 13.550.