Up now it is the women’s 50m freestyle S13 final.

Tokyo 2020 silver medallist Rebecca Redfern of England is in lane two while England team-mate Hannah Russell – world silver medallist last month - is in lane five. Abby Kane of Scotland is in lane seven.

Jude Gallagher of Northern Ireland has overcome Eswatini's Zweli Comfort Dlamini to make it through to the last 16 of the men's featherweight division.

The 20-year's footwork and excellent jab helped him dominate round one.

Dlamini landed some big single shots but a fierce body shot from Gallagher in the final round saw him reassert control as he secured a unanimous win.

Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Edgbaston

A Mexican Wave is breaking around the Edgbaston stands. The crowd are pretty relaxed about the outcome of this one.

And you can understand why.

England have started at a canter. Sophia Dunkley has set about the Sri Lanka bowling with particular relish, clouting one enormous one-bounce four.

Brilliant swim by Stephen Clegg, who misses out on gold by the smallest of margins!

Literally a fingernail length difference there as Nicolas-Guy Turbide takes the gold with a time of 24.32, Stephen Clegg just 0.01s off.

Australia's Jacob Templeton takes the bronze.

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It's a big score from Georgia-Mae Fenton on beam - a huge 13.400 on one of the most difficult apparatus to score big numbers. She was part of the group that won silver in the team event on the Gold Coast four years ago and she'll be looking to go one better this time.

Twins Jessica and Jennifer Gadirova are cheering from the stands - the Olympic bronze medallists opted not to compete in the Commonwealth Games after choosing to focus on the European Championships in August.

Five swimmers in this one and it is under way.

Could there be more success for Scotland coming up?

Stephen Clegg, who won three medals at the Tokyo Paralympics, is in lane six for the men's 50m freestyle S13 final.

Tom Dean wins silver for England. A brilliant battle with Duncan Scott, as expected, with the Scott finding that bit extra to take the gold.

Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland at Sandwell Aquatics Centre

That's eight Commonwealth medals for Duncan Scott. Two gold. He's got more metal than a smelter, that boy...

Duncan Scott leads, Tom Dean is tiring!

Tom Dean is first at the halfway stage but Duncan Scott is primed to pounce in second...

The men's 200m freestyle final is under way!

Tom Dean looks to have had the better start between himself and Duncan Scott.

Great receptions for Tom Dean and Duncan Scott. I also clocked a "Deano The GOAT" sign being held up.

The crowd is up for this one and it should be a cracker!

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Next up for England's gymnasts is the beam and the return of Claudia Fragapane, who missed the Gold Coast games with an Achilles injury - she's first up and it's like she's never been away. She scores 11.650.

Wales move to the uneven bars.

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Sandwell Aquatics Centre

The crowd seems very aware of how massive this race is.

The cheering began before the announcers had even introduced any swimmers.

Along with Tom Dean and Duncan Scott there's also England's Tom Litchfield in this event and Welsh duo Matt Richards and Calum Jarvis.

Australia's Elijah Winnington could be a threat to Dean and Scott's gold hopes, so one to watch.

All eight swimmers are poolside and ready to go...

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Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV

This will be a real test for the English team because we've seen in the previous rounds that there's been a lot of falls, and there's no place for complacency.

Scotland's Jack Carlin was not gushing with pride at his silver medal, feeling instead that he'd missed out on gold.

"I'm disappointed a little bit. I came here to win," he says.

"Nothing's ever easy in a keirin and there's a lot that goes wrong, you just have to look at the semi-finals, one of my close mates [Joe Truman] went down.

"Some of it's a lottery, some luck, some skill. You need all three to pull it off and I might have had two, but not the last one. Nicholas [Paul] was a deserving winner on that one - he absolutely schooled me.

"But tomorrow's a new day. It's all to play for again. So I'll keep the head down and wait and see."

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Olympic bronze medallist Alice Kinsella used all her experience to keep her cool and delivered a very solid 13.650 on the uneven bars. Before that 18-year-old Ondine Achampong managed 13.750 and looked pretty pleased with herself, too.

Georgia-Mae Fenton is the reigning champion on the uneven bars and she absolutely nails her very difficult routine to score a HUGE 14.000.

Kelly Simm, competing in her third Commonwealth Games, flings round the bar and just misses the catch and falls off. She was going well until then but she's been deducted pretty heavily and it's 11.800 for her. But it doesn't matter, only the three best scores are put forward in the team event so Simm's will not count.

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