Here's what we've got for you in the next hour.

• 02:00 - Squash. Men's doubles bronze-medal match. England v Scotland
• 02:02 - Netball.New Zealand v Jamaica in the bronze-medal match.
• 02:21 BST - Rugby sevens. New Zealand v England in women's semi-final.

• 02:30 - Table Tennis. Men's singles bronze-medal match. England's Sam Walker v Indi's Sharath Achanta.

Scotland had a 14-5 lead over Wales at half-time in the men's rugby sevens. The winners of this one progress to the 5th-6th play-off later today.

But that's great leap from the kick-off and Wales winger Luke Morgan beats the man on the outside to dot down.

Wales back in this. And you can watch it here.

Scotland lose the bronze medal match by 10 points after a brave show against favourites New Zealand.

Final score Scotland 69-79 New Zealand.

It's fourth place for the Scots and their head coach Rob Beveridge at the Commonwealth Games - a super achievement.

Sarah-Jane Perry and Laura Massaro can't add women's doubles bronze medals to their collections.

The English pair lose in straight games, going down 11-6 11-8 to Australia’s Rachael Grinham & Donna Urquhart in just 21 minutes.

We have just seen some more pictures of the scene at the 40km mark where Scotland's Callum Hawkins collapsed. There are several members of the emergency services there, helping Hawkins into the back of an ambulance. We're hearing from our BBC TV colleagues that he is conscious. We will bring you more details as soon as we hear them.

Scotland won the first quarter by two and are putting in another shift in the fourth.

New Zealand have a 10-point lead as Scotland call another time out with one minute on the clock.

They're winning this final period 23-18 but it could be too little too late...

Scotland have won a medal - although it is not Callum Hawkins as we thought it would be after those distressing scenes a short while ago.

His team-mate Robbie Simpson comes home in third place in a time of 2:19:36, just ahead of Northern Ireland's Kevin Seaward in fourth.

Here they come.

Fraser Malcolm with another three-pointer for Scotland and they're back to within eight points of the Tall Blacks.

One minute 51 seconds to play in the fourth.

New Zealand are pulling away now in the basketball.

Scotland fell to a huge 103-46 semi-final defeat by Australia and this is a far better showing in the bronze-medal match, but they need quick baskets.

Head coach Rob Beveridge tries to fire them up in a time-out and Fraser Malcolm comes up with a vital three points!

Could this still happen for the Scots?

Australia's Mike Shelley, the man behind Callum Hawkins, runs past the Scot as he lays out on the road. A few people have arrived to assist Hawkins but it doesn't look like they are doing too much. All very concerning.

Shelley looks like he's struggling too as he heads towards the finish line. The heat is incredible.

Steve Cram
Commentator on the Gold Coast

He's hit his head on the barrier. I'm sorry if you're watching this at home, it's really distressing. He's going to hurt himself and there's nobody anywhere near.

We should have some more medical attention. This is a guy in real distress and someone needs to recognise it for his health at this point.

Where on earth is the help? You cannot just wait at the finish line. They've got radios.

And finally somebody arrives. I think it's disgraceful.

Callum Hawkins bravely carries on, but he really shouldn't. The Scot exhausted and delirious. He's out on his feet.

He gets to the 40km mark and then crashes against the barrier, he might have hit his head. Now he's on the floor, but no-one is helping him. Where's the medical assistance?

Steve Cram
Commentator on the Gold Coast

I'm just concerned for his welfare. Of course it's brave and we would love to to see him get through his but when you see someone in this state it's not easy to keep going.

He's got a mile and a half of running still and yes you can maybe manage it but Shelley will come round the corner and sense what's happening.

You have to admire this but on the other hand you have to be really concerned.

Oh dear... Callum Hawkins is in trouble. The Scot veers towards the curb, his legs have gone. He's at out in front but that doesn't matter. His health is the priority here. Hawkins has collapsed on the road, then manages to get to his feet and carry on. This isn't pleasant to watch.

It's trunks and bikini weather in Gold Coast. A few swimmers have wandered up from the beach to take a look at what's going on.

Lesotho's Tsepo Mathibelle has pulled up - he's had enough. I wouldn't want to be running 26.2 miles in any weather, never mind this heat.

A good finish to the quarter for Scotland as Kieron Achara nails a two-pointer on the buzzer, but New Zealand have a game-high 15-point lead going into the final period.

Scotland are only shooting at 31% from the field and the bronze medal looks to be going to the Tall Blacks.

Kenya get the only score of the second half with just 10 seconds remaining.

They'll have to take the kick-off but they win the penalty, and they take a big win over Wales women after coming from 12-0 down.

Kenya will play for fifth place, Wales go into the 7-8th place classification against either Fiji or South Africa.