Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

Laura Kenny is up next in the 25km points race. That's 100 laps of the track, with 10 sprints for which riders can win points. The rider with the most points at the end of the race wins - simples.

England's Kenny won the Commonwealth title in this event in 2014, and already has a bronze from these Games in the team pursuit.

Other athletes from the home nations in this one are England team-mates Maddie Leech and Josie Knight, Scotland's Neah Evans, Wales' Eluned King, Anna Morris and Jessica Roberts, and Northern Ireland's Alice Sharpe.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

Jack Carlin must wait a little longer to see if he's got a place in the sprint gold medal race.

Australia's Matt Richardson pulls level with the Scot and their semi-final will go to a deciding race.

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Women's all-around final

Alice Kinsella takes to the beam - she won individual gold on this apparatus in 2018.

Oh dear - now that is surprising. Kinsella goes to complete her acrobatic series but misses her mark and falls off. That has shook her up a little for the rest of the routine and there's a few wobbles on the leap landings.

It's 11.000 for the top qualifier - she looks absolutely gutted. She remains top but with most of the field yet to have their turn.

She will have it all to do on floor.

Mike Henson
BBC Sport in Birmingham

Got a few hundred young fans to entertain? No need for live music, light shows or giant cuddly mascots.

You can't go wrong with a row of vertical water spouts.

Over in one of the city's squares, fans are soaking up the vibes and dodging stray ping pong balls.

Amid all the commotion, not sure we told you Nicholas Paul was denied victory in the first race of his semi-finals against Matthew Glaetzer after an infringement.

Well, he was.

So if the man from Trinidad and Tobago is going to reach the final then he will have to fight back from behind.

The first task - winning race two and levelling - is successful.

Paul wins by 0.154 seconds and we will go to a decider.

Next up is Scotland's Jack Carlin who won the first race against Aussie Matt Richardson by 0.008 seconds...

England’s Jess Gordon-Brown takes silver in the women's 59kg final after lifting 197kg from her snatch and clean and jerk lifts.

She finishes just behind Nigeria's Rafiatu Folashade Lawal who sets a new Games record of 200kg from her lifts.

Canada's Tali Darsigny takes the bronze with 196kg as Northern Ireland’s Hannah Crymble finishes in sixth.

Wales take the silver!

Non Stanford gets the better of youngster Sophie Linn of Australia and secures second place for herself and team-mates Lestyn Harrett, Olivia Mathias, Dominic Coy.

Bronze medal goes to the Australian quartet.

Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland at Lee Valley VeloPark

Now's the time for some good old fashioned bottle from Neil Fachie. The Scot needs to beat James Ball here to keep alive his hopes of becoming Scotland's most successful Commonwealth athlete.

Will he? Or will Ball claim Wales' first gold?

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Women's all-around final

BIG routine from Canada's Emma Spence on the uneven bars and she scores 12.950 to slot in at third - behind the English duo.

But hang on, Australia's Georgia Godwin bags 13.550 on the uneven bars and leapfrogs the Canadian to plonk herself in the bronze medal spot at the end of rotation two.

We move on to the third apparatus.

Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland at Lee Valley VeloPark

Not to be for Alex Pope. The Welshman puffs out his cheeks after crossing the line there. He and Steffan Lloyd gave it everything, but the Aussies were just too strong and claim bronze.

Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TV

England have dominated the triathlon and para triathlon and they're going to get another one here.

Georgia Taylor-Brown as wrapped it up quite superbly for England.

And it will be a silver medal too for Wales' Stanford producing a final burst of speed - what a way for her to wrap up her career. What a run.

Back we go to the men's tandem B sprint...

Wales' Alex Pope was beaten in the first race against Australia's Beau Wootton and must win this to keep the best-of-three going...

Here's the final standings and how they will line up on the podium.

This time, Sophie Unwin and Georgia Holt will (legitimately) be given a medal!

1 Jessica Gallagher (Caitlin Ward) Aus 1:07.138

2 Sophie Unwin (Georgia Holt) Eng 1:07.554

3 Aileen McGlynn (Ellie Stone) Sco 1:07.578

4 Libby Clegg (Jenny Holl) Sco 1:09.953

5 Nia Holt (Amy Cole) Wal 1:13.435

The race for silver is between Non Stanford and Sophie Linn. The Australian edges ahead of her Welsh competitor but veteran triathlete Stanford has the experience over her younger rival and can match her stride-for-stride.

Georgia Taylor-Brown lifts up her sunglasses and gives the crowd a few high fives. England are going to take this gold medal in style...

Christine Still
Gymnastics expert on BBC TV

Shannon Archer was a little bit unsettled from the start of that routine. It wasn’t quite as clean as she would’ve liked and it was a bit snatched into the shooter.

Only Australia's Jessica Gallagher can deny Sophie Unwin gold now.

A very quick start from Gallagher, who is looking good at the halfway stage. Can she continue this pace? You'd think so.

Yes, she does! Gallagher beats Unwin's time by 0.416 seconds, leaving the English team settling for silver.

And that means the bronze goes to Scotland and Aileen McGlynn.

Will any Sutton Coldfield residents have a voice left after this mixed relay event? Boisterous support has been ever present throughout this final.

Georgia Taylor-Brown is on her way to adding a gold medal to her silver as she reaches down to release herself from the bike after finishing the 5km ride.

The trio of Wales' Non Stanford, Sophie Linn of Australia and New Zealand's Andrea Hansen transition to 2km run, with Linn the quicker of the three.

Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TV

Team England has not put a foot wrong so far. Alex Yee's run in particular was magnificent. Sophie Coldwell had a magnificent swim and Sam Dickinson gave it everything and more to Georgia Taylor Brown. Hopefully she won't see the others come round until she gets her running shoes on.