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Morning session: 08:30-15:15 BST
Session includes semi-finals and final of the men's triples, plus semi-final action in the women's fours, men's & women's para pairs B6-B8, women's singles & men's pairs
Also sectional play from the para mixed pairs B2-B3 competition
Afternoon session: 16:30-19:45 BST
Session includes women's singles finals, plus sectional play from para mixed pairs B2-B3 competition
Lucy Beere wins Guernsey's first medal in 28 years
Men's pommel horse final
Michael Morrow
BBC Sport NI at Arena Birmingham
Not so much as a wry grin from Rhys McClenaghan after that.
He knows he isn't going to get up above Joe Fraser. Still very much in the medal hunt, though.
Men's pommel horse final
Joe Fraser's 14.833 is the score to beat and Rhys McClenaghan's routine on the pommel horse isn't quite perfect and he knows it. Not sure it will be enough to beat Fraser.
men's pommel horse final
Christine Still
Gymnastics expert on BBC TV
What a super-cool guy Joe Fraser is! He wowed is in the team competition and that was fantastic work. So strong, so sure.
Men's pommel horse final
We knew it would be good, and it is!
Joe Fraser scores 14.833 as he nails a 6.1 difficulty. Over to the reigning champion Rhys McClenaghan...
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Women's keirin
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Men's pommel horse final
Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV
Well done Joe Fraser! What a routine! That has put the pressure on Commonwealth champion Rhys McClenaghan.
Men's pommel horse final
The crowd are off their feet as England's Joe Fraser produces a brilliant routine on the pommel horse.
Absolutely faultless and that will put the pressure on Rhys McClenaghan.
Men's pommel horse final
Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV
What a shame because [Marios Georgiou] was going for it then! He's smiling to himself because he had done the difficult part of the routine and quite a basic travel and he just caught and slipped and fell off.
Men's pommel horse final
Canada's Kenji Tamane gets the men's pommel horse final up and running with a 10.833. He shrugs his shoulders and smiles as the camera focusses on him after a mistake cost him a higher score to kick things off.
Marios Georgiou of Cyprus is up now and has just had a bad slip that, fortunately, he manages to land safely off. It is a shame as he finishes off routine with a medal-worthy attempt but that slip will cost him.
Hockey: Scotland 0-1 South Africa
Scotland men end the first quarter behind to South Africa after Dayaan Cassiem's opener into the top corner in Pool A.
Both sides are still chasing their first win of the games.
Men's triples
Image source, @birminghamcg22England’s Louis Ridout, Nick Brett and Jamie Chestney maintain their 100% record to take gold in the men's triples.
The English trio were never behind in the final but suffered a slight scare as Australia's Barry Lester, Carl Healey and Ben Twist levelled at 12-12 after 16 ends before pulling clear again to win 14-12.
Golds galore so far today for England.
Women's vault final
And the women's vault final has also just begun. Scotland's Cara Kennedy and Shannon Archer go up in this one as they look to win their first medals of the Games. Archer was the highest scoring in qualification.
Women's keirin first round
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark
A huge roar follows England's Sophie Capewell around the track, pushing her on to win her heat. She's through to the second round of the keirin.
The 23-year-old has had a taste of Commonwealth success, winning bronze in the 500m time trial yesterday.
Wales' Rhian Edmunds and Scotland's Iona Moir go to the repechages.
Men's floor final
Beth Tweddle
London 2012 bronze medallist on BBC TV
Image source, Getty ImagesThe more these Games go on, the more people start to become aware of [Jake Jarman].
He was the youngster coming into this - the unknown factor. Yes he was reserve last year but we've obviously seen him around in the juniors, and he can literally just spin! The skills that he trains in the gym and his spacial awareness is incredible.
What I've noticed over these Games is his control. Before, he would get the landings but step out, and that's where he was being deducted. But at these Games, he's managed to control that adrenaline and take those landings - and that's where his scores have skyrocketed and helped him claim these titles.
Men's pommel horse final
The men's pommel horse final is just getting under way now, with Kenji Tamane of Canada up first. It is live on BBC One, so tune in!
Women's keirin first round
Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland at Lee Valley VeloPark
Wales' 19-year-old sensation Emma Finucane - who already has two bronze medals to her name - is safely through after coming second behind Canadian Lauriane Genest in her heat.
Luisa Steele of Scotland and Blaine Ridge-Davis of England go into the repechages.
Men's flyweight round of 16
Lennon Mulligan of Scotland is safely through to the quarter-finals of the men's flyweight division after a unanimous points decision victory over Eriu Temakau of Kiribati.
The 20-year-old, who is the youngest member of Scotland's boxing squad, will face India's Amit Panghal on Thursday.
He told BBC Sport following his win: "I didn't know much about the guy, so my plan was to just come out, keep my shape and see how it goes.
"The European Championships are always big but this is a big stage, big platform. Just brilliant to be down here and hope to go all the way.
"I can go all the way. I can beat anybody put in front of me."
Women's keirin first round
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark
England's Milly Tanner also goes into the keirin repechages, after finishing fourth in her heat.
New Zealand's Ellesse Andrews and Australia's Breanna Hargrave get the automatic qualification for the second round.
Looks like you're having fun out in the sunshine Alistair.
Nice spot Centenary Square.