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Afternoon session: 14:00-16:30 BST - women's 64kg medals to be determined
1400: Women’s 64kg. England’s Zoe Smith won gold in 2014 but will be up against Maude Charron who is the favourite from Canada
Evening session: 18:30-21:00 BST - medals are awarded in the women's 71kg category
1830: Women’s 71kg. Sarah Davies from England won world silver last year and should medal. Alice Aitchison lifts for Scotland and Faye Pittman competes for Wales.
Judo: Women's -48kg
South Africa's Michaela Whitebooi needs slightly longer than 14 seconds to seal her medal victory as her bout with Shushila Likmabam of India goes the full distance.
The former African champion brings out a driving Ouchi Gari after 25 seconds of Golden Score to become the new Commonwealth champion.
Likmabam has to settle for the silver honour.
Laura Kenny reveals she has suffered "lost motivation" this year and a "crisis of confidence" following team-mate Matt Wall's horror crash at the Commonwealth Games.
Men's 40km points race
England's Oli Wood attacks on the latest sprint to take all five points.
He's up to second now, one point behind New Zealand's Campbell Stewart.
Men's 40km points race
The track is patched up and we are back under way.
Campbell Stewart of New Zealand leads the way with 10 points. Wales' Joshua Tarling is in the bronze position with six points.
Hockey: England 4-4 India
What a match.
A sensational eight-goal thriller comes to an end in Pool B and England men remain undefeated after coming back from 3-0 and 4-1 down.
Women's singles
Now then! Where has that come from?
Just like England's men in the triples earlier today, Lucy Beere of Guernsey is facing an Australian comeback. Ellen Ryan has managed to play a couple of perfect shots to take a large portion of the spoils and make it all square after 13 ends.
It's currently 11-11 and we go again.
Men's 40km points race
This final has been "neutralised" as the on screen graphic says. All the riders have come to a stop and there appears to be a splinter on the track that needs sanding down.
A bit of duct tape is being slapped over it right now.
The riders all take this as an opportunity to grab a drink with over 100 laps to go.
Hockey: England 4-4 India
England mess up the injection. How?!?!?!
Still we continue in this thriller. Two minutes to go.
Hockey: England 4-4 India
England men win a penalty corner for a sloppy foot.
Three minutes remain. Is this the moment?
Hockey: England 4-4 India
Five minutes to go and India's Kumar Varun is back on the pitch after serving his 10-minute suspension.
So it's now 11 v 10 in Pool B.
Judo: Women's -48kg
How quickly can you win a Commonwealth Games medal? Well, 14 seconds if you're Amy Platten!
The 21-year-old English judoka, who was seeded third in the competition, flattened her opponent Harriet Bonface of Malawi to win by ippon before 'Firestarter 'by The Prodigy had even finished playing out of the speakers at the Coventry Arena.
A blink-and-you'll-miss-it performance from the youngster. The crowd give her a massive cheer and her team congratulate her with huge hugs.
Men's 40km points race
New Zealand take maximum points on the latest sprint with Campbell Stewart taking five and Aaron Gate three points. Stewart has 10 points overall, Gate six.
Hockey: England 4-4 India
Incredible!
From 4-1 down England men are level as Sam Ward hits the byeline and pulls back to Nick Bandurak who taps in.
England have seven minutes to find a winner against nine men in this Pool B thriller.
Men's 40km points race
William Roberts leads in the early stages of this race although there's a long way to go - 140 laps to be precise.
Hockey: England 3-4 India
India men are down to nine as Gurjant Singh gets a 10-minute yellow for elbowing an opponent.
The atmosphere at the Uni of Birmingham is electric by the way with nine minutes to go.
Expect the unexpected at the Commonwealth Games, including a bit of rake dancing.
Hockey: England 3-4 India
WHAT A GOAL!
Phil Roper takes the ball to the byeline, beats a whole wall of India defenders, v-drags and then flicks the ball over the keeper into the top of the net.
A stunning goal and now England men believe with 10 minutes to go. India are still a player down by the way.
Watch as Laura Kenny wins England's first track cycling gold at the Commonwealth Games with victory in the scratch race.
Women's singles
It's going well for Guernsey's Lucy Beere over in the women's singles lawn bowls. She leads Australia's Ellen Ryan 11-5 after 10 ends.
It's first to 21, remember.