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Afternoon session: 15:00-20:15 BST
Action from the women's fours, men's triples, men's pairs and women's singles quarter-finals, plus sectional play in the men's & women's para pairs B6-B8 and para mixed pairs B2-B3 categories
Women's all-around final
Now then here comes Scotland's Shannon Archer - she is the Scottish Champion in the uneven bars and will go for an individual medal in the event on Monday.
Oooh she goes to transfer from the bottom to the top bar and misses the transition - what a shame, that will be a full mark deducted. She scores 11.400 and that puts her in fifth for now.
Women's tandem B 1,000m time trial
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark
Sophie Unwin and Georgia Holt will be getting a medal this time!
It will be at least a silver, after Scotland's Aileen McGlynn goes slower.
Holt looked shocked when that came up on the screen as she cooled down, riding a road bike around the podium. She immediately rode over to Unwin for another big hug!
Women's tandem B 1,000m time trial
You'd imagine Sophie Unwin and Georgia Holt have extra fire in their bellies today.
Roared on by the home crowd, the English team race round the required 1,000m distance in one minute 7.554 seconds.
Into the lead!
St George's flags are being wafted in the velodrome. The folks flogging those in the capital today must be making a packet.
FT: England 4-2 Wales
Disappointment for Wales men but wow what a defensive performance they put in with nine men.
England get over the line with two fourth-quarter goals to ease past their neighbours in a group-stage thriller.
Women's tandem B 1,000m time trial
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark
If you've been following the cycling, you'll remember that Sophie Unwin and Georgia Holt were controversially denied a bronze medal on Friday despite finishing third in the tandem B sprint.
That was because there were only four entries in that event, and therefore the rules state that only gold and silver medals are awarded.
They've received a huge cheer as they walk out onto the track.
Mixed relay
Annie Emmerson
Former GB triathlete on BBC TV
What a smart move for Taylor-Brown to leave her wetsuit,. She is like lightening as she makes the transition and I can't see her being caught.
Women's tandem B 1,000m time trial
As Katie told you a few moments ago, there are five entrants in this final. And that means a bronze medal will be awarded today (more on that in a mo).
Wales' Nia Holt goes first and clocks one minute 13.435 seconds, before seeing Scotland's Libby Clegg go 3.482 seconds inside that.
Next up is England's Sophie Unwin...
Mixed relay
Sam Dickinson may have been on struggle street towards the end of that third leg, but he still managed to hand Georgia Taylor-Brown a 16-second lead as the women's triathlon silver medal winner hit the water.
Former world champion triathlete Non Stanford of Wales and Australia's Sophie Linn are battling it out for second place as the pair make their way to the bikes.
Mixed relay
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Mike Henson
BBC Sport in Birmingham
Image source, .Max Whitlock has got his grin on as he poses for selfie hunters outside the Birmingham 2022 megastore in Centenary Square.
But there is not doubt who most people want a pic with.
The giant animatronic bull that captured the imagination during Thursday's opening ceremony is still snorting and pawing. And the crowds are lapping it up.
A campaign has been launched to "save our bull" after it emerged the creators of the iconic metal statue plan to dismantle the bull after the Games.
Birmingham City Council Leader Ian Ward has promised to try to save the figurehead of the Games.
"I am delighted with how well the Opening Ceremony bull has been received by the people of Birmingham and beyond," he said.
"The Council is in discussion with partners to see what is possible for the future.”
Image source, bbcEngland 4-2 Wales
That's the goal that settles it.
England punish a tired Wales defence as Jack Waller feeds Nicholas Bandurak who taps home his second.
Three minutes to go.
Mixed relay
The hunting pack have been joined by Wales' Dominic Coy and Australia's Matthew Hauser. New Zealander Taylor Reid leads the trio but Scotland's Cameron Main has been unable to keep up with the pace.
Sam Dickinson is feeling the heat now but the crowd urge him across the blue carpet and the hand tap to Georgia Taylor-Brown is completed. Final leg...
Women's all-around final
Already the two English gymnasts are starting to sneak away but we are yet to see the Australian or Canadian pairs in this second rotation.
Wales' Poppy-Grace Stickler puts in a solid routine on the uneven bars and scores 12.700. That puts her up to third, just ahead of compatriot Jea Maracha.
Isle of Man's Tara Donnelly sticks her beam routine for a very respectable 11.850.
England 3-2 Wales
This game!!!
England retake the lead on the counter-attack as Phillip Roper beats keeper Tobias Reynolds-Cotterill to the ball, dinking a shot over him into the net.
Seven minutes remain.
Women's team semi-finals (18:30 BST)
With three teenagers, Lara Whitton, Anna Hursey and Chloe Thomas Wu Zhang, Wales have one of the youngest teams in the women's team event but they still topped their group.
They also beat England 3-0 in Saturday’s quarter-final and will now face Malaysia who recorded a stunning 3-2 win over reigning champions India.
England 2-2 Wales
Incredible!
England fail to punish Wales and their opponents need just one chance to get back level.
From a penalty corner a Lewis Prosser drag flick is saved and goes up into the air to forward James Carson who volleys home.
Halfway through the fourth quarter.
Mixed relay
The chasing pack only has two members at the moment: Scotland's Cameron Main and Taylor Reid of New Zealand. Both triathletes are staying to each other on the leafy streets of Sutton Coldfield.
Sam Dickinson has reached the snazzy blue carpet. Off on his 2km run goes he goes. Georgia Taylor-Brown is waiting to take this home for England...
Women's tandem B 1000m time trial
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark
Next up on the track it's the women's tandem B 1000m time trial, where riders race against the clock. This event is for cyclists with a visual impairment, who ride with a sighted pilot.
From the home nations, we have England's Sophie Unwin (pilot: Georgia Holt), Scotland's Libby Clegg (Jenny Holl) and Aileen McGlynn (Ellie Stone), and Wales' Nia Holt (Amy Cole).
Men's sprint semi-final
Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland at Lee Valley VeloPark
Jack Carlin is bidding to get into the gold medal ride, and he's up against Australia's Matthew Richardson.
The Scot took silver in this event four years ago, and was second in the keirin last night.
Can he secure that elusive gold?
What a starts as he jousts with Richardson at the rail before holding him off to win by a matter of inches - eight thousandths of a second to be precise.
It's best of three races, but that's a fantastic start for Carlin.
England 2-1 Wales
Wales survive a tricky period conceding just one goal.
Now can they bounce back. They have a short corner...