The women's doubles and singles quarter-finals are getting under way shortly.

Tin-Tin Ho and Maria Tsaptsinos are in action for England, along with Kelly Sibley.

You can watch here.

If you fancy some lols...

The home nations have won three medals overnight.

• England won their first ever Commonwealth medals in women's mountain biking as Annie Last took gold ahead of team-mate Evie Richards.
• Scotland's Seonaid McIntosh won Commonwealth Games bronze in the women's 50m rifle prone event.
• England's Katarina Johnson-Thompson leads the heptathlon after the first two events of competition.
• Also in athletics, England's Tiffany Porter and Alicia Barrett qualified for the 100m hurdles final.
• England's Alexandra Bell ran a personal best to reach the women's 800m final but Scotland's 2014 silver medallist Lynsey Sharp missed out.
• Scotland reached the final of the women's triples in the bowls.
• Five British divers are into the final of the men's 3m springboard.

Gooooood morning, Games fans.

There's loads more to come on day 12. If you're just waking up, here's what you might have missed...

And with that Jonathan 'JJ' Jurejko and myself are done. We're off to find a beach. I reckon we make a decent volleyball team.If anyone fancies a game give me a shout.

We leave you in the hands of Caroline Chapman and Michael Emons. Enjoy!

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New Zealand were just too good. England's Chris Gregory and Jake Sheaf just couldn't keep with them.

Bronze goes to the Kiwis. England miss out.

The end is nigh for England. New Zealand lead this second set 19-13. They are two points away from the bronze medal.

A day after winning gold in the 1m springboard, England's Jack Laugher returned to the diving pool for the 3m springboard preliminary round.

He qualified but not all went to plan...

On the track this morning, South African Olympic champion Caster Semenya dominated to win the 800m first round but England's Alex Bell ran a personal best to progress to the final as second fastest.

England's leading hurdler Tiffany Porter was also in action and reached the final - just...

The calves of England's Chris Gregory and Jake Sheaf must be burning now. They've spent most of this match throwing themselves down to the sand to try and knock the ball up before hits the ground. The New Zealand brothers' shirts are drenched in sweat but they look the team in better physically. England's Sheaf has an ice towel around his neck at the change of ends and Gregory has plenty of sweat is seeping below his backwards baseball cap.

16-7 now New Zealand are closing in on bronze.

Rhythmic Gymnastics latestpublished at 07:03 British Summer Time 12 April 2018

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Individual all-around final

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With two rounds of apparatus completed in the all-around final, England's Hannah Martin remains in the mix for a medal, after a score of 12.000 for her ball routine, but is now down in sixth.

However, Wales' Laura Halford - the bronze medalist in this event four years ago - moves up to fourth place and is right in contention again.

Gemma Frizelle of Wales and Stephani Sherlock of England are down in 12th and 13th place respectively.

Good morning to those of you just startled by your 7am alarm. England are in the middle of a bronze medal match in beach volleyball but the medal is slipping away. They are now 12-3 down in the second game

Away from the athletics in the Carrara Stadium, here are the other highlights coming up:

Now Beach volleyball - men’s bronze-medal match. England third seeds Chris Gregory and Jake Sheaf face a rematch against New Zealand brothers Ben & Sam O’Dea, who came from behind to win their pool match.

08:31: Lawn bowls - women's triples medal matches

The English trio will be looking to defend the title they won in Glasgow when they were led by skip and three-time Commonwealth gold medallist Ellen Falkner.

10:07: Diving - men's 3m springboard final

England's Jack Laugher is an Olympic, European and Commonwealth silver medallist in the individual event - can he make the step up here?

11:30: Beach volleyball - women's gold-medal match

Canada's world number one pair Melissa Humana-Paredes and Sarah Pavan face in-form Aussies Taliqua Clancy and Mariafe Artacho del Solar in the final of the inaugural Commonwealth Games beach volleyball tournament.

12:17 Diving - women's 10m platform

A medal is not out of the question for English teenager Lois Toulson. She is one of three British finalists, along with her synchro partner Robyn Birch and Scotland's Gemma McArthur.

10:20: Athletics - heptathlon shot put

England's Katarina Johnson-Thompson leads after the opening two events.

10:30: Athletics - women's 400m hurdles final

Scotland's Eilidh Doyle, a silver medallist at the past two Games, is targeting a 15th major championship medal.

10:45: Athletics - men's 400m hurdles final

England's Jack Green is attempting to land a first individual major medal.

11:57: Athletics - heptathlon 200m

12:38: Athletics - women's 200m final

England's Dina Asher-Smith and Bianca Williams are hoping to push for places on the podium.

12:56: Athletics - men's 200m

England's Zharnel Hughes is among the favourites in a final that will also feature Northern Ireland's Leon Reid.

13:13: Athletics - men's 800m

England's Kyle Langford, who finished fourth in last year's World Championships, and Scotland's Jake Wightman compete in the final.

The home nations have won three medals overnight. Here's what's gone on on the Gold Coast while you've been asleep.

• England won their first ever Commonwealth medals in women's mountain biking as Annie Last took gold ahead of team-mate Evie Richards.
• Scotland's Seonaid McIntosh won Commonwealth Games bronze in the women's 50m rifle prone event.
• England's Katarina Johnson-Thompson leads the heptathlon after the first two events of competition.
• Also in athletics, England's Tiffany Porter and Alicia Barrett qualified for the 100m hurdles final.
• England's Alexandra Bell ran a personal best to reach the women's 800m final but Scotland's 2014 silver medallist Lynsey Sharp missed out.
• Scotland reached the final of the women's triples in the bowls.
• Five British divers are into the final of the men's 3m springboard.

Excellent choice of tunes from the beach DJ at the interval. Take Me Out by Franz Ferdinand. While I sing along in the office here's what has gone on overnight for those of you just waking up...

It's almost time for the final classification game between Fiji and Wales.

Both sides are looking for their first win of the tournament, in a bid to avoid the dreaded wooden spoon.

This match is for the 11th and 12th placings.

You can follow the match live here

And New Zealand clinch the opener on their second set point. I'm no beach volleyball expert but that was very impressive. The Kiwis win it 21-13.

England's Chris Gregory uses all of his 6ft 10in frame to dive and pick the ball up off the sand but it's in vain, the ball goes long.

New Zealand are back in the groove now. They bring up set point in this bronze medal match...