Postpublished at 14:11 BST 28 July
The athletes keep coming in the balance beam final but we've got a brief moment to let you know about a whole host of home nations medals this morning in the bowls...
Summary
27 gold medals on offer on day five of Glasgow 2026
Athletics: England's Amy Hunt wins 100m silver on soaking Scotstoun track
Swimming: Filip Nowacki wins men's 200m breaststroke for Jersey's first ever swimming gold, talisman Duncan Scott pulls Scotland on to relay podium
Gymnastics: Wales' Ruby Evans leads home nations clean sweep of women's floor medals, England's Luke Whitehouse wins vault silver
Netball: Northern Ireland lose to South Africa, Wales beat Trinidad and Tobago for first win
Postpublished at 14:11 BST 28 July
Costly slip from Leatpublished at 14:09 BST 28 July
Women's balance beam final
Oh no!
Alia Leat is off the beam after a slip. She went for the high difficulty and, sadly, it doesn't pay off.
The rest of the routine is excellent but the Englishwoman's medal chances are almost certainly over.
The scores are in... it's a 12.866 for Leat. Bronze medal position for now. We'll see how long she can stay there.
Medal tablepublished at 14:07 BST 28 July
Here's how the medal table is looking. Australia still well out in front but England have closed the gap a little today...
Gymnasticspublished at 14:04 BST 28 July
Women's balance beam final
The second final of the afternoon is under way - and it's the women's balance beam.
Two gymnasts have gone so far with Singapore's Amanda Yap currently leading the way with a score of 13.233.
Canada's Elsabeth Black is next up and there is a slight stumble midway through. She recovers well but that proves costly as she posts a score of 12.966 to move into the silver medal position.
Five athletes still to go and next up is England's Alia Leat...
Postpublished at 14:00 BST 28 July
Men's vault final
Lauren McCann
BBC Sport NI at Glasgow International ArenaNorthern Ireland's Ewan McAteer finished seventh in the men's vault final and said he was "disappointed" that he was unable to win a medal but that he ultimately did not perform well enough to get on the podium.
It's been tough for Team NI in the Arena, with Eamon Montgomery failing to make the floor final and Olympic champion Rhys McClenaghan unable to medal in the pommel horse final.
What happened on day four?published at 13:59 BST 28 July
Image source, Getty Images- In the gymnastics, England's Luke Whitehouse won gold in the men's floor.
- England's Abigail Martin took silver in the women's vault, while Wales' Abigail Roper won bronze.
- Scotland's Reuben Ward and Cameron Lynn took silver and bronze in the pommel horse final.
- And Abigail Roper's twin sister, Emily, got her moment too when she claimed bronze in the uneven bars.
Image source, Getty Images- In the pool, Adam Ramsay-Peaty claimed another bronze in the men's 50m breaststroke.
- England's Brock Whiston triumphed in the women's 100m breaststroke SB8 gold.
- Meanwhile, Scotland's Keanna MacInnes took 100m butterfly silver.
- England held off New Zealand to win silver in the women's 4x200m freestyle.
Image source, Getty Images- At the Athletics in Scoutsdown, England's Sophie Hahn regained the women's T37/38 100m title.
- And Thomas Young took home gold in the men's 100m T38 final.
- There was bronze for England's Kimani Jack in the men's high jump final.
- England thrashed Malawi 73-38 in the netball, but Northern Ireland were beaten by Tonga.
- Chris Murray claimed bronze in the men's 79kg weightlifting final.
Plenty of Welsh support for Evanspublished at 13:57 BST 28 July
Gymnastics
Bethan Clement
BBC Sport Wales ReporterThe Welsh crowd is already in fine voice here at the Glasgow International Arena in support of Team Wales’ gymnasts today.
And also showing their support are Team Wales captain Olivia Breen and Chef de Mission Gethin Jones.
Ruby Evans is competing soon on the beam, before the floor exercise.
Elliott Vernon and Alexander Niscoveanu are also competing here in the Arena today.
silver medal Silver medal - Luke Whitehouse (England)published at 13:55 BST 28 July
Gymnastics - men's vault final
Image source, Getty ImagesThe first of five gymnastics finals this afternoon has just finished and having won gold in the men's floor yesterday, England gymnast Luke Whitehouse has taken silver in the vault.
It is the 24-year-old from Halifax's third medal of the Games overall, having also earned silver in the men's team event.
Whitehouse was last to go and his two vaults earned him a score of 13.749.
However, it was not quite enough to overhaul Felix Dolci of Canada, who scored 13.766. Bronze went to Neofytos Kyriakou of Cyprus.
What's coming up on day five?published at 13:52 BST 28 July
- 13:00-17:30 - artistic gymnastics - five finals
- 14:00-16:30 - weightlifting - women's 63kg final
- 14:00-17:30 - netball - South Africa v Northern Ireland, Wales v Trinidad & Tobago
- 15:00-22:00 - bowls and Para bowls
- 17:30-21:30 - 3x3 basketball and 3x3 wheelchair basketball
- 18:00-21:30 - boxing - seven quarter-finals
- 18:30-21:00 - weightlifting - women's 69kg final
- 18:30-21:45 - athletics and Para athletics - six finals including men's and women's 100m
- 19:00-22:15 - swimming and Para-swimming - 10 finals
- 19:00-22:30 - netball - New Zealand v Uganda followed by Australia v Malawi
Good afternoon!published at 13:50 BST 28 July
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's day five of these Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and by the time we're done tonight, 27 gold medals will have been won!
We've got a busy afternoon of finals in the gymnastic before a huge evening of swimming and athletics, including a tantalising headline act of both the men's and women's 100m finals.
So much to look forward to and the action is already well under way so let's get to it...