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Swimming - England's Maisie Summers-Newton wins gold in women's breaststroke SB6; England's Tom Dean takes silver and Scotland's Duncan Scott bronze in men's 100m freestyle
Swimming - Scott adds 4x200m freestyle relay bronze to become Scotland's most decorated Commonwealth Games athlete with 11 medals
Track cycling finals - Laura Kenny claims scratch race gold
Gymnastics finals - Golds for Jarman on men's floor, Fraser on pommel horse, Tulloch on rings and Fenton on uneven bars
England also win golds in weightlifting, judo and men's lawn bowls triples to pick up 10 golds on day four
Bowler Lucy Beere takes silver in women's singles to win Guernsey's first medal since 1994
Men's floor final
That score of 14.666 is huge. Surely it's unbeatable? Over to you Clay Mason Stephens. Only you can stop Jake Jarman from getting his third gold medal of the games this afternoon.
Men's floor final
Jake Jarman moves into the gold medal position after scoring points 14.666 with just Australia's Clay Mason Stephens still to go.
Canada's Felix Dolci is in silver with England's Giarnni Regini-Moran in bronze.
Men's floor final
Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV
That is the best floor routine I have seen in these championships. Jake Jarman you are a legend.
Men's floor final
Jake Jarman has blown the roof off the arena with his routine. Is he set for gold?
Men's floor final
Northern Ireland's Eamon Montgomery just misses out on the top three by 0.3 points.
Next up is England's Jake Jarman. The British floor champion won all-around gold yesterday. He's the man of the moment.
Men's floor final
An early fall for Wales' Joe Cemlyn-Jones sees him post a disappointing score of 11.366.
With three athletes to go Canada's Felix Dolce is in the gold medal position, England's Giarnni Regini-Moran has silver and Wales' Emil Barber has bronze.
A moment new Commonwealth champion Chris Murray will never forget.
The Birmingham crowd made sure the 22-year-old Englishman was given a rousing reception during his gold medal presentation.
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Men's floor final
Scotland's Frank Baines is next up but can't break into the top three, 0.244 points away from Wales' Emil Barber in third.
Wales' Joe Cemlyn-Jones is next to go. He competes for the City of Birmingham gymnastics club.
Men's floor final
Not quite for England's Giarnni Regini-Moran whose execution matches leader Felix Dolci but is let down by the difficulty, scoring 0.2 points less than the Canadian.
And third up Wales' Emil Barber posts a score of 13.800, unable to topple Dolci or Regini-Moran. Will he be able to hold on to his bronze by the time all eight athletes have finished?
Men's floor final
Wow what a routine first up from Canada's Felix Dolci.
He posts 14.166 with his well-executed routine. Some benchmark.
Next up is England's Giarnni Regini-Moran.
Men's floor final
We're getting ready for the men's floor finals with the last of the warm-ups done.
Defending champion Cypriot Marios Georgiou has not qualified but there is huge home nations representation with England’s Jake Jarman who won the all-around gold yesterday and Giarnni Regini-Moran,the current British floor champion.
Scotland’s Frank Baines is desperate to improve on his fourth place finish in 2018.
Eamon Montgomery goes for Northern Ireland with Emil Barber and Joe Cemlyn-Jones competing for Wales.
Men's flyweight last-16
Scotland flyweight Lennon Mulligan on reaching the quarter-finals with a unanimous victory on points over Kiribati's Eriu Temakau: "It was good. I didn't know anything about the other guy, so my plan was to come out, keep my shape, see how it is and go from there.
"I just had to work behind my jab and everything unfolded after that."
On the importance of the Commonwealth Games: "The European and Worlds are big but this is a big stage and a big platform. It is just brilliant to be down here and I just hope to go all the way.
"I can beat anybody put in front of me."
-52kg bronze medal match
Northern Ireland's Yasmin Javadian is into the bronze medal match in the women's -52kg weight division.
She will take on Jacira Ferreira of Mozambue at around 17:00 BST.
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Kevin Collins: Great lifting from Chris Murray to win the gold medal.
Steffi Higgins: Awesome
Team England: Watching on repeat
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Women's hockey: Scotland 12-0 Kenya
Scotland women kept their chances of reaching the Commonwealth Games hockey semi-finals alive by thrashing Kenya 12-0 in Pool B.
Charlotte Watson, Sarah Jamieson and Fiona Burnet all scored twice as Scotland cruised to their second win.
They sit second in Pool B, level on points with Australia and New Zealand who have both played one game fewer.
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Men's -66kg
Guaranteed medal in the bank for Scotland's Finlay Allan, who will face Cypriot Georgios Balarjishvili in the battel for gold.
What a Games for the 20-year-old.
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Everyone else ready for some more high-speed drama (and hopefully no crashes) from Lee Valley VeloPark a little later.
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Mixed team semi-final
Gill Clark MBE
Former English badminton doubles player
The Malaysians finished the match quite brilliantly - a magnificent performance from them. But spare a thought for Marcus Ellis and Lauren Smith, who, quite frankly, played better in the opening game than they have for a long, long time. They gave it their all.
Mixed team semi-final
After a promising start Marcus Ellis and Lauren Smith fall to a 2-1 defeat against Malaysia.
England 1-0 down in the best-of-five matches.