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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
Men's 110m hurdles third heat
Rob Walker
Athletics Commentator
Ojora was really unfortunate there. He was starting to come back to Zeller but he clattered into that final hurdle, and he won't go through as one of the qualifiers.
Women's pole vault final
Stunning from Nina Kennedy as she clears 4.60m at the second attempt to take the gold.
That means it is silver for England's Molly Caudery.
Imogen Ayris of New Zealand takes the bronze.
Men's 50m freestyle semis
Lewis Burras and Ben Proud of England go in lanes four and five, with Adam Barrett in lane one. Can they reach the final?
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Men’s 50m freestyle semis
Could be tough to qualify for the final from this semi with the second race having the potential to be absolutely rapid. It's so tight across the board at 50m anyway, there's barely anything between the swimmers.
You can barely see across the pool as they splash through with Tom Nowakowski of Australia taking the win.
Women's 3x3 wheelchair basketball gold medal match
Canada 14-5 Australia. There wasn't much to separate the two teams after the opening four minutes but it was the Canadians who were able to take the game away from Australia as the final wore on.
Stifling defence set the floor for their explosive offence to takeover down the stretch as Canada take home the gold medal.
Women's gold medal match
A frantic start to the final here has seen Canada take a slender 2-1 lead over Australia into the timeout. Both teams have created great looks at the basket but have been unable to take advantage.
This timeout could be crucial as they look to settle down with just over six minutes to go.
Men's 110m hurdles round one second heat
Jamaica's Rasheed Broadbell produces a very impressive performance to win this second heat with a season best time of 13.16.
England's Joshua Zeller finishes second to go through but Tade Ojora clatters into the final hurdle and that scuppers his chance of finishing third.
Men’s 50m breaststroke final (20:21 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesWill it be some Sandwell salvation for Adam Peaty? After the shock of seeing him actually beaten in the 100m - where he finished fourth - the great one has admitted he is not at his best after injury. The 50m isn’t his favoured distance but he is the World Record holder.
If he’s not quite on song again then James Wilby, Sam Williamson or Ross Murdoch could all swoop in. Should be a cracker.
Men's 50m breaststroke final (20:21 BST)
Mark Foster
Former freestyle world swimming champion on BBC TV
At the shorter distance, 50m, Adam Peaty doesn't need that race endurance at the end so I think he is going to have enough speed at the start but if Sam Williamson who has a great start pressures him, he is in for a tough night.
Men’s 50m breaststroke final (20:21 BST)
We're running a little late so it's probably about 10 minutes until Adam Peaty gets in the water...
Women's pole vault final
England's Molly Caudery can't clear 4.50m at her third attempt. It is a waiting game now to see if Nina Kennedy can clear it but she is guaranteed at least a silver.
Just the 91 medals all told for Team Australia so far, if you're counting.
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Sandwell Aquatics Centre
The Australian national anthem rings around the Sandwell Aquatics Centre once again as the women's 100m freestyle medal ceremony takes place.
It's become a very familiar tune here. Australia are already two golds and eight medals to the good tonight and we've still got five finals to go.
Men's 63.5kg-67kg (welterweight) Round of 16
What an awful way to exit the competition!
Bitter disappointment for Northern Ireland's Eugene McKeever whose bout with Zambia's Stephen Zimba is stopped due to an injury sustained in the first round.
The fight was allowed to continue after an accidental clash of heads but McKeever sustained a nasty cut above the left eye.
The contest was stopped after two minutes and 26 seconds, with Zimba advancing to the quarter-finals.
Women's pole vault final
Pressure on Molly Caudery as she is fails to get over 4.50m with her first two attempts. She has one more remaining.
Men's 100m hurdles round one
Rob Walker
Athletics Commentator
Well Andrew Pozzi gets third place - he battled away for it in what has been a frustrating season for him.
He was going really well and didn't think he was going to get caught by Shane Brathwaite.
Men's 110m hurdles round one first heat
Hansle Parchment of Jamaica wins this heat with a time of 13.33s and he is joined in the final by team-mate Orlando Bennett.
There's a huge roar as Andrew Pozzi finishes third and he too is into the final!
Men’s 50m freestyle semis
Image source, Getty ImagesThe ultimate splash-and-dash race, the apex sprinters of the swimming world will go for glory next. Just 22 seconds, blink-and-you’ll miss it stuff. England’s Lewis Burras was fastest in the heats but you could throw a decent sized picnic blanket over the whole field.
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Georgina Moore: Well done @BreenOlivia, external on your gold medal. So pleased for you and I’m English. You were so nice when I met you!