Diving: England's Jack Laugher wins third gold of Games in 3m synchro springboard, alongside Chris Mears
Tom Daley & Dan Goodfellow take 10m synchro gold; Scotland's Grace Reid wins 1m springboard
Athletics: England's Katarina Johnson-Thompson wins heptathlon, bronze for team-mate Niamh Emerson
Bowls: Alex Marshall sets gold record as Scots win fours
Basketball: England women shock Canada to reach final
Hockey: England men beaten by Australia in semi-final
Wrestling: Wales' Kane Charig gets 65kg silver; bronze for England's Charlie Bowling
Women's 100m hurdles
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on the Gold Coast
She was strong out the blocks. No mistakes made and we know if you make mistakes in this event, they can be costly but no one can take this performance away from her. She is the champion.
Women's 100m hurdles
Woaaaah! Oluwatobiloba Amusan comes storming out the blocks and comes home in 12.68 seconds.
The 20-year-old becomes the first Nigerian to win a hurdles title.
Danielle Williams and Yanique Thompson take silver and bronze respectively for Jamaica.
England's Tiffany Porter finishes sixth while team-mate Alicia Barrett places eighth.
Women's 100m hurdles
Here we go for the women's 100m hurdles...
Remember - Face of the Games Sally Pearson from Australia was the favourite but she's out injured.
Let's see who gets gold...
Men's 3m synchro springboard
Ross and Jack Haslam have to settle for fifth place after going out of sync on their final dive.
So close yet so far for the English brothers.
Men's 3m synchro springboard
They're the Olympic champions and now they're back-to-back Commonwealth champions.
Jack Laugher and Chris Mears have done it! They take the title with ease as they finish 21 points ahead of the field.
Laugher, from Leeds, makes it three golds on the Gold Coast, too. An incredible haul.
Canada take silver through Phillippe Gagne and Francois Imbeau-Dulac, and Dominic Bedggood and Matthew Carter of Australia earn bronze.
Australia 1-0 England
Women's 100m hurdles final
There is one event to go in the Carrara Stadium this evening, one with home interest.
Alicia Barrett and Tiffany Porter, both of England, line up in the women's 100m hurdles final.
Porter won bronze at the 2013 World Championships, but a medal in this race would have to be won from the outside lane.
Men's 3m synchro springboard
Is it good enough? It looks good enough.
Chris Mears and Jack Laugher dive for the final time and earn 83.22 and that should be enough for back-to-back golds. They have 436 points and I don't think anyone can catch the English Olympic champions.
Men's 3m synchro springboard
Jack and Ross Haslam go slightly out of sync in their penultimate dive and it leaves the English brothers in fourth place.
Can they climb back up on to the podium in their final effort?
Jack Laugher and Chris Mears have an 18 point lead in the gold medal position.
Women's pole vault
An outstanding women's pole vault final is won by Canada's Alysha Newman.
New Zealand's Eliza McCarthy, who for so long looked nailed on for gold, is beaten on a night when the Games record was broken three times.
Newman's 4.74m is also a personal best and a national record.
England's Holly Bradshaw has to settle for fourth.
Australia 1-0 England
Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
What a start from the Aussies!
Only 25 seconds on the clock and Trent Mitton turns and chops a reverse-stick shot through the legs of England goalkeeper George Pinner and against the backboards for the first goal.
It's his fifth of the tournament.
England had barely touched the ball.
Women's shot put
There is no successive Commonwealth Games title for New Zealand's Dame Valerie Adams. Only six months after giving birth to her daughter, she has to settle for silver.
Jamaica's Danniel Thomas-Dodd claims her first major outdoor title.
Men's 3m synchro springboard
HUGE cheers for Jack Laugher and Chris Mears as they twist and turn into the pool for their penultimate dive.
The Olympic champions get a brilliant score of 92.43 and are way out in front as it stands.
Men's semi-final: Australia v England (12:45 BST)
Mike Henson
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Rachel Edwards from Suffolk (centre) and Sue and Doug Ansley - parents of England's women's defender Giselle Ansley - are keeping the flag of St George flying down by the beer tent.
Unfortunately the merest sniff of the white and red is like blood in the water for photo-bombing Aussies.
The home team have been warming up with a spot of skipping, ropes swishing through the air.
England have finally emerged onto the pitch are running shuttle-runs outside their dressing room t a playlist that included Fat Les' Vindaloo and Reef's Place Your Hands.
True story.
Boxing - men's 75kg
Scotland's John Docherty loses his semi-final in the 75kg so walks away with bronze, as does Steven Donnelly of Northern Ireland in the same category.
Women's road race
Wales's road race team of Danielle Rowe, Elinor Barker, Hayley Jones, Jessica Roberts, Manon Lloyd and Megan Barker have been putting in the final miles before tomorrow's women's road race.
Wales and England both have six cyclists entered, as do Australia and New Zealand, in an event that will demand plenty of team tactics.
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Men's 3m synchro springboard
Wowzers, Canada's Phillippe Gagne and Francois Imbeau-Dulac have nailed a reverse three-and-a-half somersaults in tuck to score 81.90.
They're just behind England's Jack Laugher and Chris Mears - the defending champions - as it stands.
Men's 10,000m
Quite a race. There was nothing between Uganda's Joshua Kiprui Cheptegei and Canada's Mohammed Ahmed for most of the men's 10,000m final, only for Cheptegei to pull clear on the home straight to win the gold medal.
Kenya's Rodgers Kwemoi takes the bronze.
Men's 3m synchro springboard
It's looking good for the defending champions from England...
