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
Denise Lewis
Olympic heptathlon gold medallist on BBC TV
They don't look like tears of joy. They look like tears of pain. She's come through a tough two days and I hope she hasn't hurt herself too much. She's got the gold. Job done.
Heptathlon
As Katarina Johnson-Thompson comes over the line she immidately falls to the floor in tears.
Tears of joy? No. Tears of pain by the looks of it. She seems to have injured herself.
Eventually she pulls herself off the track and starts to smile as she realises she's bagged the Commonwealth title.
Denise Lewis
Olympic heptathlon gold medallist on BBC TV
She ran her heart out. She was determined to get that bronze medal and what a way for her to announce herself on the world stage.
Heptathlon
Niamh Emerson needed to put eight seconds between her and Celeste Mucci of Australia and she's only gone and done it! Emerson finishes in 2:12.18, while Mucci is fifth in 2:29.73.
What an incredible achievement for the 18-year-old from Derby.
Heptathlon
Liverpool's Katarina Johnson-Thompson finishes fourth in the heptathlon 800m but it's enough to take overall gold!
England team-mate Niamh Emerson finishes in style to win the 800m by a country mile. Is it enough for bronze?
Heptathlon 800m
Steve Cram
Commentator on the Gold Coast
There's a hint of a smile, we haven't seen too much of that from Kat over the past couple of days. She will be delighted to put this to bed.
Women's semi-final: Canada 53-65 England
Alistair Watkins
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Image source, BBC SportThat's it! England have beaten Canada and secured their place in Saturday's final.
Guard Rachael Vanderwal has been key to this impressive victory with her sharp shooting.
England will face Australia or New Zealand - they're on court next - with the hosts big favourites to win the title.
Women's basketball has only featured once in the Commonwealth Games - in Melbourne 2006 when the Aussies won and England took bronze.
Can England cause an upset and snatch gold?
Oh, Crammy. Don't jinx it.
Steve Cram
Commentator on the Gold Coast
In the 800m not much can go wrong. Gold beckons for Johnson-Thompson. Niamh Emerson has a real chance of getting a medal - she's a pretty good 800m runner.
Jessica Ennis-Hill
London 2012 Olympic heptathlon champion on BBC TV
Kat was kind of thrusted into a home Olympics at London so hopefully she's going to come away with a gold here and get herself into a different mindset now where she can dominate this event.
Kat is a strong 800m runner with a 2:07 but she doesn't need to do that today. She can run a 2:10 and hopefully Niamh Emerson can follow her for bronze.
Heptathlon
It's time for Katarina Johnson-Thompson to do her thing...
Women's 1m springboard
Grace Reid's done it!
She becomes the first Scottish female diver to win a Commonwealth medal.
Reid finishes with a score of 275.30 ahead of Georgie Sheehan of Australia, who takes silver, and her compatriot Esther Qin, who recovered from a bad start to take bronze.
Katherine Torrance of England has to settle for a fifth-place finish.
Diving
Katherine Torrance is gutted. She can't believe it.
The English diver was in a bronze medal position but she fails to keep her legs straight on her final dive and she only scores 35.10.
She's up into second but there are still four divers to go.
Heptathlon
Denise Lewis
Olympic heptathlon gold medallist on BBC TV
Johnson-Thompson's looking more confident today. A bit business-like but I still think she's a bit out of sorts.
She's done her thing and done what she needs to do and she's in touch of completing the job now.
I think Kat has come in a bit of a downbeat fashion, maybe it's underestimating the climate or the time zone? She hasn't performed as well as she could do but it's not all negative. She's got on with it and she's in touch within a gold medal. That's what it's about.
Athletics
FYI - the next event on the track is the heptathlon 800m, which is over two heats.
Katarina Johnson-Thompson and Niamh Emerson both go for England and KJT looks set for gold.
You can watch at the top of this page.
Women's semi-final: Canada 44-56 England
Alistair Watkins
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast
Image source, BBC SportCanada raise their game at the start of the final quarter and at one point close the gap to 10.
They call a timeout - what cunning plan do they have for these final five minutes?
Or perhaps England have a surprise of their own?
Women's 1m springboard
Grace Reid of Scotland is back out in front.
The top five have pushed ahead of the field as they go for the medals with their fifth and final dive.
Men's T47 100m
Plymouth's James Arnott adds to England's medal haul, taking silver in the men's T47 100m.
Arnott is the brother of rugby player Jack, who used to turn out for Exeter Chiefs.
Gold was won by Nigeria's Suwaibidu Galadima, while Wales' Morgan Jones was fourth.
Women's pole vault
My usually obsolete knowledge of sport in the West Country is finally coming in handy.
Lucy Bryan leads the women's pole vault for England. Her brother, Joe Bryan, plays for Bristol City.
I don't know what's going on here with England's women's hockey players but I know that I like it.
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