Nigeria's Islamiyat Adebukola Yusuf looks absolutely solid as she raises 119kg over her head. She's second as it stands.

Zoe Smith is going to try for a massive 122kg.

WOW - she's nailed it! She's got one more attempt to get herself on the podium. That is a huge, huge lift but she's going to have to up it again in her final attempt.

But wait here comes Maude Charron of Canada - she lifts 123kg over her head like it's nothing. She's the one to beat.

Smith is up next...

Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland at Lee Valley VeloPark

The luck of Sir Chris Hoy's bike doesn't quite pay off for Lauren Bell, as she finishes fifth in the first heat.

Better news, though, for England's Sophie Capewell and Wales' Emma Finucane, who finish behind Canadian rider Kelsey Mitchell but go through to the final.

Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV

Shannon Archer scores 12.366 and she is in third place at the moment. A difficulty of 4.8 is the big difference between her and Ondine Achampong's score.

One penalty corner, that's all it takes for India men to go in front in the first few minutes.

England keeper Oliver Payne does well to save the initial drag with his left kicker but Lalit Kumar Upadhyay is on hand to chip in the rebound.

Craig Heap
Commonwealth Games gold-winning gymnast on BBC TV

She's [Shannon Archer] just got better and better throughout these games. What a performance - that was one of the most difficult dismounts you will see in the world!

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Smithfield

"Come on England!" come the shouts from the crowd as Javier and Joaquin Bello fight to hold on to their lead in the second set of the beach volleyball.

They won the first set 21-11, but Cyprus have been on a bit of a comeback in this second and have cut England's advantage to 16-14.

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Men's rings final

It is a huge score for Joe Fraser - 14.1 and he leaps into the lead!

Canada's Chris Kaji is up next.

Chris Boardman
Olympic cycling champion on BBC TV

Looking at Thomas Cornish you can see how much it means to him. He is desperately disappointed to be beaten by the last man on the track but he was well beaten.

It looks close but that was a big chunk of speed. We did not think he [Matthew Glaetzer] would come back after the crash [with Joe Truman] but he bounces back again quite literally.

Gymnasticspublished at 16:03 British Summer Time 1 August 2022

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Women's uneven bars

It is 13.433 for England's Ondine Achampong and she moves level with Caitlin Rooskrantz.

Now here comes Scotland's Shannon Archer as she looks to add to her bronze medal from earlier today.

Thomas Duncan
BBC Scotland at Lee Valley VeloPark

Lauren Bell is Scotland's only remaining rider in the second round of the keirin.

Sir Chris Hoy has said on BBC TV he's heard she's riding exactly the same bike he won keirin gold on at London 2012, in the same velodrome.

Maybe some of the magic will rub off...

Christine Still
Gymnastics expert on BBC TV

He really is Mr Cool isn't he! He doesn't seem to show any flicker of nerves - such an important feature of a gymnast's makeup.

England men vs India has just pushed back at the university of Birmingham hockey centre.

You feel the winner of this side will be the team that goes on to top Pool a and ultimately avoid Australia in the semi-finals.

There's a lot at stake. Watch the match live here.

Gymnasticspublished at 16:02 British Summer Time 1 August 2022

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Men's rings final

Fantastic routine and dismount by Joe Fraser and that is surely going to be putting him in the medal places.

A marker laid down for his England team-mate and Commonwealth champion Courtney Tulloch.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport at Lee Valley VeloPark

That win will mean a lot to Matt Glaetzer.

The Australian was involved in the crash with Joe Truman on Saturday, and then had his bronze medal taken off him in the men's sprint yesterday, and awarded to Scotland's Jack Carlin after he was relegated.

He's riding around the track, taking in the applause, with an Australian flag tied around his neck Superman style.

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Men's rings final

Dan Lee kicks off this final with a score of 12.900, which Samuel Dick also scores.

Here comes Joe Fraser and he is greeted with another huge roar. Can he secure another medal?

Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Smithfield

England's Javier and Joaquin Bello are well on their way to victory in their second beach volleyball group game.

They won the first set and are 12-9 up against Cyprus in the second, playing in a full-on festival atmosphere at the sunny Smithfield beach.

BBC Sport

Northern Ireland's Rhys McClenaghan spoke to BBC Sport after narrowly missing out on a gold medal in the Men's pommel horse final.

"I’m not feeling too bad, a little bit disappointed I didn’t retain my title. But it went to a deserving opponent. Unfortunately, that error that I made in the routine cost me the gold medal and I'm just going to have to live with that.

[Competing after Joe Fraser] "No it wasn't off putting at all, I’m focusing on my job and my job alone. If I'd have gone through my best routine, I would've taken that gold medal but Joe was the better man on the day. I've come up in this gymnastics game with Joe so I'm very proud to see him take home gold in front of a home crowd in Birmingham."

Gymnasticspublished at 15:58 British Summer Time 1 August 2022

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Women's uneven bars

Cracking start by South Africa's Caitlin Rooskrantz as she scores 13.433 after nailing a 5.8 difficulty.

Up next is England's Ondine Achampong.

Here we go - the big guns are out.

Australia's Sarah Maureen Cochrane is up first, she lifted 100kg in the snatch and has just nailed 112kg. She is the one to beat at the moment.

England's Zoe Smith is next and she lifts 114kg having put 88kg up earlier in the snatch. That puts her third but she is pretty far behind Cochrane overall so it's a case of holding onto that bronze medal spot now.