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• Scotland's Seonaid McIntosh won her second shooting medal of the Games, this time in the women's 50m rifle 3 positions.
• England's Sam Gowin also won bronze in the rapid-fire 25m pistol.
• England failed to finish in the 4x100m relay as Matthew Hudson Smith pulled up injured in the first 50m.
• In the 4x100m relay, England qualified fastest for the final.
• Away from the action, two Indian athletes have been sent home from the Commonwealth Games for violating the 'no-needles' policy.

• Now: Shooting - women's trap final.
• 08:15: Rugby sevens - England v Fiji.
• 08:30: Bowls - men's bronze medal match. England v Scotland.
• 08:37: Rugby sevens - Wales v Australia.
• 09:30: Basketball - women's semi-final, England v Canada.
• 09:32: Boxing - women's and men's semi-finals. Northern Ireland, England Scotland.
• 10:25: Athletics - women's pole vault final, England's Holly Bradshaw and Wales' Sally Peake.
• 11:05: Athletics - heptathlon 800m. England's Katarina Johnson-Thompson in gold medal position.
• 11:45 Athletics - women's 800m final. England's Alex Bell, South Africa's Caster Semenya.
• 12:04: Diving - men's synchronised 3m springboard final, featuring Jack Laugher going for hat-trick of golds.
• 12:45: Hockey - men's semi-final, England v Australia.
• 13:09: Athletics - women's 100m hurdles final. England's Tiffany Porter.

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Diving: England's Tom Daley and Dan Goodfellow beat compatriots Matthew Dixon and Noah Williams to win gold in the synchronised 10m platform.

In the last hour, Alex Marshall has just led the Scotland fours team to a bowls gold medal over Australia.

That makes him the most successful Scottish athlete in Commonwealth Games history.

Athletics: England's Katarina Johnson-Thompson is on the brink of heptathlon gold with one event remaining.

Rhythmic gymnastics: A silver for Laura Halford gave Wales a 26th medal on the Gold Coast to surpass their previous Games overseas record set in Auckland in 1990.

We have live sport! English heavyweight Cheavon Clarke is in the ring, slugging it out with New Zealand's David Nyika for the right to fight for the gold medal.

Clarke once told Prince Charles he'd give him "the old one-two", or so he reckons. We think he's joking...

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England husband and wife pair Chris and Gabby Adcock progressed to the badminton mixed doubles semi-finals with victory over Australia today.

"Each round we have built on and got stronger throughout," Gabby added.

"It was obviously a huge match and the crowd was against us. We didn't want to give them a lead or get too close. We know how much the crowd can lift you and pull you through matches."

They won the match in straightforward manner, 21-10 21-14.

"Our plan was to bring our speed," Chris said. "We know that we are probably one of the quickest pairs in the world.

"So, if we do that, they will just have to react and deal with what we bring to them. We did that really well today."

After winning his fourth Commonwealth Games gold, English diver Tom Daley made a plea for more Commonwealth countries to decriminalise homosexuality...

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Here are some more quotes from Daryl Selby on the fightback against the Australian world champions:

"These boys are dangerous, and they are dangerous for a reason," Selby said of Cuskelly and Pilley. "They are world champions. They're the best doubles pair in the men's draw. To get a win over them in Australia is something very special."

England squash pair Daryl Selby and Adrian Waller defeated world champions Ryan Cuskelly and Cameron Pilley of Australia this morning to move into the semi-final of the men's doubles competition.

After losing the first game 9-11, Selby and Waller went on to win 11-8 in the second before edging the decider 11-10.

They'll now face fellow Englishmen James Willstrop and Declan James for a place in the gold medal match.

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Diving: England's Tom Daley and Dan Goodfellow beat compatriots Matthew Dixon and Noah Williams to win gold in the synchronised 10m platform.

Athletics: England's Katarina Johnson-Thompson is on the brink of heptathlon gold with one event remaining.

Rhythmic gymnastics: A silver for Laura Halford gave Wales a 26th medal on the Gold Coast to surpass their previous Games overseas record set in Auckland in 1990.

In the last half an hour, Alex Marshall has just led the Scotland fours team to a bowls gold medal over Australia.

That makes him the most successful Scottish athlete in Commonwealth Games history.

Another medal for England... unfortunately for Luke McCormack it is a bronze. The Sunderland scrapper misses out on gold or silver by losing to Namibia's Jonas Jonas. He's so good they named him twice.

• 06:55: Shooting - women's trap final.
• 08:15: Rugby sevens - England v Fiji.
• 08:30: Bowls - men's bronze medal match. England v Scotland.
• 08:37: Rugby sevens - Wales v Australia.
• 09:30: Basketball - women's semi-final, England v Canada.
• 09:32: Boxing - women's and men's semi-finals. Northern Ireland, England Scotland.
• 10:25: Athletics - women's pole vault final, England's Holly Bradshaw and Wales' Sally Peake.
• 11:05: Athletics - heptathlon 800m. England's Katarina Johnson-Thompson in gold medal position.
• 11:45 Athletics - women's 800m final. England's Alex Bell, South Africa's Caster Semenya.
• 12:04: Diving - men's synchronised 3m springboard final, featuring Jack Laugher going for hat-trick of golds.
• 12:45: Hockey - men's semi-final, England v Australia.
• 13:09: Athletics - women's 100m hurdles final. England's Tiffany Porter.

Job done! Scottish pair Alan Clyne and Greg Lobban are through to the quarter-finals of the men's doubles.

The 2016 world champions had too much quality in the end for Malaysian rivals Mohammad Syafiq Kamal and Eain Yow Ng.

Now they will play Australia's Zac Alexander and David Palmer in the last four.

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There’s a fighter from Ghana in the ring and this guy is losing his mind. His voice could knock down a building.

In other news, Wales’ Michael McDonagh will have to make do with bronze after defeat to Australia’s Harry Garside.

Alan Clyne dives Boris Becker-style to keep the ball alive in a energy-sapping rally, slipping as he tries to get to his feet. Doesn't matter though... team-mate Greg Lobban is perfectly placed to ping a winner into the left corner for 8-3

Their Malaysian opponents reduce the deficit with two quickish points, but Scotland are still in command.

While that thrilling bowls gold medal match has been going on in the men's fours, England have beaten Wales 15-9 to win the bronze medal.

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Elsewhere you can click here to watch the boxing semi-finals and here to watch the squash quarter-finals.

Two quick points put Scotland in control. They're four points away from the semi-finals...

Can the squash lads make it a double Scottish celebration? Not sure yet. This could swing either way.

It's a tight start to the decider of Alan Clyne and Greg Lobban's quarter-final match.

An error from Eain Yow Ng is pounced on by Clyne who hammers in a winner to give them a bit of breathing space at 5-3.

Jamie Hackett: WOW Australia just well and truly bottled it.

If you're just getting up you've just missed a thiller in the bowls men's fours final. Alex Marshall has just become Scotland's most decorated Commonwealth Games athlete and his team are bouncing around celebrating in the middle of the green.

Marshall's team-mate Paul Foster gives him a slap on the cheek. I think that was meant as a 'well done, son" kinda slap.