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Swimming: England's Adam Peaty powers to 50m breaststroke gold
Swimming: England's Brodie Williams wins 200m backstroke gold
Athletics - Wales' Olivia Breen wins T37/T38 100m gold from England's Sophie Hahn; Hannah Cockroft leads England 1-2-3 in T33/34 100m final
Athletics: Katarina Johnson-Thompson leads heptathlon after day one
England finish with 10 gymnastics golds after Alice Kinsella, Jake Jarman and Joe Fraser win finals - Jarman now has four golds
3x3 basketball - England win men's gold and women's silver
Wales beat England 19-18 in lawn bowls men's pairs final; Scotland win gold in Para pairs
Netball - England beat Uganda 56-35 in pool match
Women's floor final
Christine Still
Gymnastics expert on BBC TV
Alice Kinsella is victorious!
I'm absolutely thrilled for her.
It's been a rollercoaster of a week but she finishes the Games with a gold medal.
Gymnastics - women's floor
It's a superb floor gold for Alice Kinsella - and a one-two for England as Ondine Achampong gets the silver!
What a way for Kinsella to bounce back from those all-around and beam disappointments.
Australia's Emily Whitehead takes the bronze with a score of 13.000, denying Canada's Emma Spence.
Men's horizontal bar final
Cyprus are celebrating as if Ilias Georgiou has snatched the men's horizontal bar gold medal with the very last routine of the final...
And they are right! A huge score of 14.466 pips Australia's Tyson Bull. It's bronze for Cyprus too as Marios Georgiou takes third.
England's James Hall and Joe Fraser were fifth and seventh respectively, with Scotland duo Hamish Carter and Frank Baines finishing sixth and eighth.
Women's floor final
Emily Whitehead completes her routine. And now we wait.
It's English pair Alice Kinsella in gold and Ondine Achampong in silver, with Canada's Emma Spence currently on course for her second bronze medal of the day.
Men's horizontal bar final
Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV
It looked like Hamish had his hands over but it was quite flat.
Sometimes when it's quite flat it gives the bar a bit of a re-bound and it causes you to fall.
Men's horizontal bar final
Another fall as the bar claims a third victim.
Much like Joe Fraser's routine earlier, it was a real shame as the fall was the only thing Hamish Carter really did wrong.
There will be no British medal in this final. Australia's Tyson Bull is first on 14.233, Cyprus' Marios Georgiou second on 14.133 and another Aussie, Mitchell Morgans, is third on 13.900.
Women's floor final
An error costs Romi Brown a chance at a medal, which means Ondine Achampong is now guaranteed a medal too - and it will be at least silver for Alice Kinsella.
Only Australian Emily Whitehead can deny her gold now.
Men's horizontal bar final
That help isn't coming for James Hall.
Australia's Mitchell Morgans produces a fine routine full of difficulty to score 14.100 and go third.
Hall drops to fourth and England will not add to their medal haul in this discipline at least.
Scotland's Hamish Carter is next up.
Women's floor final
South Africa's Naveen Daries will be followed by Australia's Romi Brown and Emily Whitehead in this floor final.
Daries scores 12.200 - which guarantees Alice Kinsella a medal!
But what colour will it be? Two to go.
Men's horizontal bar
James Hall scores 13.900 - that puts the English gymnast third.
But there are still three competitors remaining. Hall will need some help.
Women's floor final
Alice Kinsella goes into the gold medal position!
Wow. That means a lot.
A score of 13.366 puts her above compatriot Ondine Achampong with three routines to go. She's so very close to a medal.
Men's horizontal bar final
Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV
What a routine from James Hall!
He says c'mon to the crowd, as it looks like he's just landed on a medal!
A fantastic gymnast.
Men's horizontal bar final
An excellent routine from England's James Hall - that should challenge for a medal.
There was one hairy moment when he really had to hold on from a release but that was the only scare.
Women's floor final
Christine Still
Gymnastics expert on BBC TV
Well done Alice that was a great performance!
Really clean landings.
She's going to challenge for a medal - but what colour will that medal be?
Women's floor final
Alice Kinsella sticks the landing on her double somersault and she looks emotional as she leaves the floor to huge applause.
Could it seal the perfect end to a difficult week?
Men's horizontal bar final
Halfway through the men's horizontal bar and Cyprus' Marios Georgiou has just gone second with 14.133, just below Australia's Tyson Bull, on 14.233.
Bull actually failed to qualify for the final but got in via a withdrawal and an Australia team-mate giving up his place - because he felt Bull had a better chance of winning. That's unselfishness for you - and so far that team-mate is being proven right.
England's James Hall and Scotland's Hamish Carter still to come in the second half of the final, no doubt hoping to avoid the falls that plagued the routines of Joe Fraser and Frank Baines.
And Hall is up next. Can he add to England's massive medal haul?
Women's floor final
Canadian Cassandra Lee goes into third place, with a score of 12.900 placing her below compatriot Emma Spence.
It's over to Alice Kinsella now, as Ondine Achampong - still in the gold medal spot - watches on from the side.
Women's floor final
A score of 12.966 takes Canada's Emma Spence into second place, above Wales' Poppy-Grace Stickler.
Spence's compatriot Cassandra Lee, who scored 13 in qualifying, will look to deny England's Ondine Achampong top spot next.
Men's horizontal bar final
Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV
Everyone is going for broke here!
Frank's got the ability to marry the difficulty and execution together, but it's all or nothing in this final.
He should still be very proud of what he's done for Scotland.
Men's horizontal bar final
Joe Fraser's score comes in, 12.266 after that fall. His medal haul will remain at three. He takes it with good grace, smiling and thanking the crowd.
Not how he will have wanted his Games to end. But he'll have far more happy memories than sad after those three golds.
Unfortunately, the falling habit is catching - Scotland's Frank Baines misses with a grab too and also hits the mat. After three competitors, Australia's Tyson Bull will top the standings, purely by virtue of having not fallen!