Summary

  • 2018 Commonwealth Games ends with spectacular closing ceremony

  • England beat Australia with last-second winner to take netball gold

  • Scotland's Callum Hawkins to stay in hospital overnight after collapsing in marathon

  • Team-mate Robbie Simpson wins bronze in hot conditions

  • Badminton: England's Adcocks win mixed doubles gold, Ellis & Langridge win men's doubles

  • Rugby sevens: England women & men both get bronze

  • England 2nd in medal table behind Australia; Wales 7th, Scotland 8th, NI 20th, IOM 34th

Live Reporting

Alex Bysouth

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  2. If you want to see the whole match in full (or you want to live through it again) you can watch it on BBC Two from 09:25 BST.

  3. Morning.

    Just woken up?

    You've missed something a bit special.

  4. 'We are looking to lay down our dominance on the world'

    Men's 4x100m team

    Reuben Arthur: "It hasn’t sunk in for me at all and it won't until I bring the medal home and show my mum. She did a lot of screaming when we spoke over FaceTime."

    Zharnel Hughes: "It was a bit challenging to come back after the disappointment of the 200m but the job had to be done. The guys motivated me ahead of the race and they all said they are as hungry as me to win gold."

    Richard Kilty: "We are so united at the moment and have been since we came together in 2005. No matter what order we go or who comes in we are a big family. After this Commonwealth gold we are looking to lay down our dominance on the world."

    Harry Aikines-Aryeetey: "We have a long season ahead of us. A lot of us will go back to some heavy training ahead of the European championships in August so look out for us then."

    England's 4x100m gold medal winning teamGetty Images

  5. And, like the women, the men have been by the sea talking to BBC TV...

  6. Not too long ago, we mentioned that yesterday England's women's 4x100m relay team swept all before them to take gold.

    Not long after, then men's team did this...

  7. 'Best day of my life'

    FT: Australia 51-52 England

    In that netball gold-medal match, Helen Housby scored England's winning goal in the final second.

    Housby wrote on Instagram: The best day of my life. Winning goal in a Commonwealth Games Final. Better than I ever dreamed. Love this team and I love this game.

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    Terry Mahoney: England's 2003 RU WC win, a Lions series win and an Ashes series win in Australia rolled into one and we might be getting somewhere close to the enormity of England's netball gold

  9. 'It's been overwhelming to receive messages from home'

    Women's 4x100m team

    Asha Philip: "I'm always on the first leg where I have to put the girls in the best possible position. So as long as I do my job I know we will be in a good place."

    Dina Asher-Smith: "I'm really happy to have won two medals."

    Bianca Williams: "It's been nice and overwhelming to receive messages from back home. As a team we haven’t practiced or run together at all so it's great to have won the gold medal."

    Lorraine Ugan: "I just turned up and thought 'lets do this'. When I first got the batten I thought 'where is everyone' but as I got closer to the line I saw the rest coming and I just thought 'hold it and dip on the line' and I managed to do it."

    England women's 4x100 gold medal winning teamGetty Images

  10. Well, England's Commonwealth conquering women's 4x100m realay team have been on the beach, speaking to the BBC...

  11. Were you with us yesterday, when this happened?

  12. Get involved

    #bbcgoldcoast

    Ian: England netball gold medal! I couldn't watch the last few minutes, brilliant match, brilliant team, brilliant win

    Chantelle: I'm not crying ... there's just something in my eye!! Oh who am I kidding, I'm bawling like a baby!! What an incredible game!!

    Laura: Time for netball to be an Olympic Sport

  13. If you're of an English persuasion, it's hard not to enjoy this picture.

    A massive pile-on of celebration from the England netball team is watched by some very disappointed Aussies...

    England celebrate winning Commonwealth Games netball goldAFP

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  15. Final medal table

    And there you have it, your final medal table for the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.

    Hosts Australia topped the pile with an impressive 80 golds, as England finish in second overall with 136 medals.

    Wales claim seventh with a record Commonwealth medal tally of 36, closely followed by Scotland in eighth - who surpassed their previous overseas record tally at the Games.

    Northern Ireland finished 20th and Isle of Man's silver puts them 34th.

    Final Commonwealth Games medal tableBBC Sport

  16. Good lord, that podium will have to be reinforced with steel rods.

    England's men and women will both be on it, having won bronze medals. You can watch how the men secured their metal right here...

  17. The final gold

    Mike Henson
    BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

    Nz.

    Cue Bon Jovi, cue celebrations.

    And the assembly of one heavy duty podium.

    Pod.

  18. Just waking up? You've missed a little bit of history.

    England have won Commonwealth netball gold for the first time. Not only that, it's their first major title of any kind.

    If that wasn't enough, they did it by beating serial winners Australia with a last-second goal.

    Watch how they did it right here...

  20. Gold Medal - New Zealand

    Men's rugby sevens

    All over. New Zealand's men's rugby sevens team win the final gold medal of the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

    They win the final 14-0, with Olympic champions Fiji having to settle for silver.