England's Adam Ramsay-Peaty wins men's 50m breaststroke bronze - his second bronze of Glasgow 2026
England's Brock Whiston wins women's 100m breaststroke SB8 gold but Australia claim seven of the nine swimming golds
England's Sophie Hahn and Thomas Young win golds on opening night of athletics
Scotland's Ben Sandilands wins men's 1500m T20 gold
England's Luke Whitehouse wins gymnastics floor gold and Abigail Martin vault silver
Scotland's Reuben Ward and Cameron Lynn win pommel horse silver and bronze
Wales' Emily Roper wins uneven bars bronze after twin sister Abigail won vault bronze earlier
England's Chris Murray wins bronze medal in men's 79kg weightlifting
England thrash Malawi 73-38 in netball's Pool A but Northern Ireland beaten by Tonga
Men's 3,000m steeplechase final
Edmund Serem holds off Simon Kiprop Koech to take the gold.
That's 10 wins in a row for a Kenyan athlete in this event. Pure dominance.
Leonard Kipkemoi Bett takes bronze as world champion Geordie Beamish comes in fourth for New Zealand.
England's Kristian Imroth is seventh and Mark Pearce ends eighth.
Men's 3,000 steeplechase final
It's the final lap and world champion Geordie Beamish is well off the pace.
As it stands, it's going to be a Kenyan clean sweep.
Men's 3,000m steeplechase final
Over half way through and at the moment New Zealand's Geordie Beamish is biding his time at the back.
Kenyan's Leonard Kipkemoi Bett and Simon Kiprop Koech are leading the pack.
Men's 800m freestyle final
Northern Ireland's search for a first gold medal goes on.
Rhys McClenaghan and Daniel Wiffen were seen as the big medal hopes, so it's difficult to see where that gold comes from now.
Wiffin will be back for the 1500m on Wednesday. He's the Olympic bronze medallist in that event, but the 800m was seen as his big chance.
Men's 3,000m steeplechase
We are about to get started with the steeplechase.
Kenya have three athletes involved and the nation usually dominates this event but England's Mark Pearce and Kristian Imroth will be hoping to upset the status quo.
Though maybe if anyone is going to provide the upset it's likely to be world champion Geordie Beamish of New Zealand.
An intriguing watch, no doubt.
We've already seen two gold medals delivered but there's still seven to go...
Men's 800m freestyle final
Northern Ireland's Daniel Wiffen can't make up the ground needed to steal a place on the podium.
It's another Australian 1-2-3.
Sam Short takes the gold, Benjamin Goedemans gets silver and it's bronze for Matthew Galea.
Men's 800m freestyle final
Daniel Wiffen has dropped to fifth as the swimmers head into the final 100m.
But he's coming back! Can he snatch a medal?
Men's 800m freestyle final
Australia's Sam Short hits the halfway point four seconds before anyone else.
His compatriot Benjamin Goedemans is second, while Dan Wiffen is just about holding onto third place.
He could be dragged into a real battle here.
Men's 800m freestyle final
It's Sam Short and Benjamin Goedemans who lead the way at the 200m mark.
Team Northern Ireland's Daniel Wiffin is in third, but the rest of the field are right behind him.
Men's 800m freestyle final
Lauren McCann
BBC Sport NI at Tollcross Swimming Centre
After Rhys McClenaghan failed to make it on the podium earlier, it's the turn of another Team Northern Ireland Olympic champion to go for gold.
Daniel Wiffen will go in the final of his favourite event - the 800m at 20:37 BST.
Wiffen won silver in Birmingham in the 1500m and faces stiff competition in the 800m from Aussie duo Sam Short and Benjamin Goedemans.
Men's 800m freestyle final
It's Daniel Wiffen time. Can he grab a first gold medal for Northern Ireland at these Games?
Women's 10,000m final
Image source, Getty ImagesWhat a performance from Australia's Rose Davies!
She storms well ahead to a first Aussie gold in the women's 10,000m at the Commonwealth Games with a time of 31:39.32 . A slice of history just for her.
Diana Wanza takes the silver for Kenya as Rwanda's Florence Niyonkuru wins a tight battle with Uganda's Esther Chebet for bronze.
Scotland's Megan Keith finishes ninth, with England's Izzy Fry and Poppy Tank in 10th and 11th respectively.
Women's 10,000m final
The front-runners are pulling away now and Scotland's Megan Keith is ran out of medal contention.
Rose Davies of Australia has just overtaken Diana Wanza and it looks like the Kenyan is fading on this final lap.
Women's 50m backstroke semi-finals
A solid race from Northern Ireland's Danielle Hill as she finishes third in her 50m backstroke semi-final.
She will be joined in the final by England's Lauren Cox, who is just pipped to first place in the second semi-final by Canada's Kylie Masse - the defending champion.
Here's what's still to come in the pool...
Women's 10,000m final
The front pack have just lapped Lesotho athlete Nthabiseng Letokoto and Megan Keith is keeping up with this injection of speed.
Keith is being supported by her 100-year-old grandfather and she's doing him proud here.
Women's 100m breaststroke SB8 final
Brock Whiston has just received her gold medal for winning the women's 100m breaststroke SB8 final.
There's a tear in her eye as Jerusalem sounds out around Tollcross Swimming Centre.
There are scenes of jubilation from the Uganda team as Husnah Kukundakwe collects the silver medal.
Women's 10,000m final
Scotland's Megan Keith is still there in eighth as the Kenyan athletes push up the pace.
It's all too much for England's Poppy Tank and Izzy Fry though, who have dropped off the pack.
Women's 100m butterfly
Karen Pickering
Former GB world champion swimmer on BBC Radio 5 Live
Keanna MacInnes used the crowd noise to inspire her and nailed the finish to perfection, and her time was only just outside the British record set in 2012.