Laugher wins diving gold for England; Heatly takes bronze for Scotland
Lyle claims silver for Scotland in the T35 100m final
Grabarz misses out in men's high jump
Asher-Smith qualifies for women's 200m final; Hughes and Reid make men's final
Eccles and Ryan make it Wales v England in women's 69kg boxing final
Scotland beat Wales for bronze in men's para-sport lawn bowls
England lose to India in men's hockey
Athletics: Women's 200m semi-finals
England's Bianca Williams, who is hoping to be one of the fastest losers and get into the women's 200m final, says: "It was not my best performance, I tried to hit the bend harder than I did yesterday.
"It is always hard coming into one of these settings, I know what I can do. It is back to the drawing board but fingers crossed."
Diving - Men's 1m springboard
James Heatly gets another medal for Scotland. He saved his most complex dive until last and delivered to take the bronze.
James Connor of Australia gets the silver.
Athletics: Women's 200m semi-finals
Bianca Williams of England comes third in her semi-final, but now faces an anxious wait to see if she is in the final. There are two fastest losers spots available.
Diving - Men's 1m springboard
Defending champion Jack Laugher gets his second consecutive Commonwealth title. The City of Leeds diver finishes off in style, extending his advantage over all of his rivals. He ends with a massive 438 points.
Athletics: Women's javelin
Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
I'm not sure the majority of the crowd were fully concentrating on the first of the women's 200m semis.
They were drinking down a green and gold one-two in the javelin where Kathryn Mitchell and Kelsey Lee Robert won silver and gold respectively.
Mitchell spots one of her nearest and dearest in the front row and practically vaults into the stands with a shriek.
The medal table makes messy reading for any England fans hoping they could poop the Aussies' own party by the way. The hosts have more than twice as many gold medals.
Athletics: Women's 200m semi-finals
England's Dina Asher-Smith, who has reached the women's 200m final, on BBC One: "I'm really happy to qualify for the final, obviously I would have liked to have won the semi-final, but you have to gauge if you want to use your energy today or tomorrow.
"I'm really excited, I'm looking to go quicker and I really want to do well here and do England proud."
Athletics: Women's 200m semi-finals
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on the Gold Coast
Very good running there from Dina Asher-Smith. She didn't relax at any stage of the race, she exploded out of the blocks. She blasted the bend well. That is a cracking time by both women [Asher-Smith and Shericka Jackson].
Image source, Getty ImagesAthletics: Women's 200m semi-finals
England's Dina Asher-Smith eases into the final. She finishes second in her semi-final, but slowed down as she crossed the line to move into tomorrow's final.
Shericka Jackson of Jamaica takes the race victory.
Athletics: Women's long jump qualiication
England's Jazmin Sawyers has qualified for the long jump final and you can watch how she did it with the clip below.
Diving: Men's 1m springboard final
Ross Haslam makes a mistake in his fifth dive and only scores 30.0 - that could be very, very costly for him.
It's a tremendous dive from James Heatly though and he keeps himself among the medals. And of course, Jack Laugher nails it and is ahead by more than 28 points with one dive to go.
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Jonnie Peacock MBE
Paralympic gold medal sprint runner on BBC TV
Dina Asher-Smith is an athlete that is going from strength to strength. She's showing she's here to mean business. I think she's going to do something quite good.
Athletics: Women's 200m semi-finals (from 11:10 BST)
Dina Asher-Smith is aiming to win gold for England in Australia and she will be going in the women's semi-finals later today.
Watch again below how she booked her place in the semi-finals by winning her heat, although she insists that she needs to be quicker today to reach the Commonwealth Games final.
Athletics: Women's javelin
Steve Backley
Two-time world javelin silver medallist on the Gold Coast
She looks overcome with emotion at being Commonwealth Champion. She's in superb shape. Australia, their games are going extremely well indeed. The biggest roar of the evening, Kathryn Mitchell in tears. A cracking end to the competition.
Athletics: Women's javelin
That video that you have just seen was Australian Kathryn Mitchell's first attempt and no-one could get close to that mark.
She knows she has gold as she gets ready for her final attempt. She is already in tears, overcome by emotion. This is what it means to win a home gold. Unsurprisingly, her last effort is a foul. But that does not matter. Gold is hers.
Silver for Australia's Kelsey-Lee Roberts and bronze for Sunette Viljoen of South Africa.
Image source, EPAKathryn Mitchell of Australia set a new games record in the women's javelin final.
Watch as Kathryn Mitchell of Australia has set a new games record in the women's javelin final.
Hockey: Men's pool B - England 1-0 India
Good news for England's men's hockey team. They have just taken the lead in their Pool B match against thanks to a goal from David Condon. Eighteen minutes gone in that one.
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Indie: 1st Steeplechase medal for Jamaica. well done Praught!
Athletics: Women's 3,000m steeplechase
Steve Cram
Commentator on the Gold Coast
A certain Mr Bolt is at the championships - I wonder if he was watching the steeplechase?
Bowls: Mixed B2/B3 Pairs - bronze medal match
Wales are starting to pull away from Scotland in this bronze medal match. They currently lead 7-3 at the start of the sixth end.
Boxing: Men’s 60kg
Luke Reddy
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Image source, .And the loudest man in the room is English heavyweight Frazer Clarke.
He’s cheering on team-mate Calum French who is trying to secure a medal in his 60kg quarter-final.
“Come on Frenchy lad. As he comes to you. Lovely shot French lad, lovely son,” screams Clarke.