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good list of lives today. He is riding consistently. He will

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continue to earn his spot on the Canadian team going forward. You

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will have to go over 400 to get a medal in this competition. Chew

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Yiwei was looking like a potential medal contender in the first couple

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of rounds. Things have not gone quite to plan since. He is one from

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the bottom. He saved his best out the last,

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biggest degree of difficulty, 3.4. He was on the money. You need a good

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solid take-off, those on the end, not over the end. A little bit too

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much/, not quite vertical. It is a good list of dives for the young

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18-year-old. A lot of promise therefore Chew Yiwei. His top and

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bottom of his own programme was pretty good, a bit of a soggy orang

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in the middle of next! If this goes right, this is the one

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that Jack Laugher had the problem with, this is potentially 90 point.

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He has done OK. A bit scruffy for my liking. I will call him a deck chair

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again. Too much space between chest and thighs. It is a 3.8 dive. I

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think you will finish around about fourth. It must be the most

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agonising place to finish as a competitor in any sport. He will be

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contemplating what might have been. Fengyang Li from New Zealand, to

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finish up this programme. He finishes off OK. He does a good job

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finishing up there. He will be at the bottom of the pack, or

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thereabouts. He hasn't had that much preparation for the Commonwealth

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Games, he did well to make the final. Oliver Dingley is in third

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place. This is potentially a medal winning dive for him. A fairly high

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tariff. Inward three and a half. Still slightly shorter vertical.

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Will that be enough for a medal? He is currently in bronze medal

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position. I would have liked to have seen him a little bit more vertical.

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Will it be enough to put him on the podium? If it is, well done, that

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man! Good dive, Oliver Dingley. The 21-year-old, trained stand in

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Southend. Here is Yona Knight-Wisdom, finishing off with

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his forward to and have somersaults with two twist. Struggling again

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with another big dive. You can see him shaking his head. Look at the

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grimace on his face trying to make the dive. It is a long, long way to

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go when you didn't get take-off right.

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the dive. It is a long, long way to go when you didn't I take my hat off

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to you, Yona Knight-Wisdom. He has been guiding out of his skin. Hasn't

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he just? So, James Denny has a chance of

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going above Oliver Dingley. We know the risks attached to this. We sort

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go wrong for Jack Laugher. A foreword for and have somersaults

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with tuck. -- four and a half. Not quite on the entry! The splash going

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away. Not had enough for a medal. He will be back for the ten-metre

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individual. He will partner Tom Daley in the synchro. Last chance to

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see James Heatly. A great reception. What a great performance it has

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been. If he could get 75 points here. Probably too much to ask.

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It is a good dive. He will get over the 400. Probably about 397. He has

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made one mistake in this final. He will be a couple of points short of

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his personal best. What a list of dives in the final. Big smile. 17

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years old. Son of Sir Peter Heatley. His grandfather one gold in 1954 and

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1958. His grandson has done him proud.

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What a dive from Riley McCormick! Awesome effort! Will adapt squeeze

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him up towards the medal contenders? That is a brilliant, brilliant dive.

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Riley McCormick has moved into second place at the moment, just

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behind Oliver Dingley. This man threatened for a bit, but it all

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kind of went away for Francois Imbeau-Dulac. He manages to do it

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off as shoddy hurdle step! Fleet ride over the end of the diving

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board. How he managed to do that with such a shoddy take-off, I don't

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know. Well done, that man. He has hit 400. Five divers have now gone

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over the 400 mark. What will happen next? It is in the hands of Ooi Tze

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Liang. His last dive. I think we could be looking at her

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gold-medallist! He had an 11 point lead going into that, and that dive

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was superb. He has performed out of his skin. Jack Laugher has faltered.

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Jack Laugher still to go. He needs the dive of his life. Jack Laugher

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needs 87 points. We have only seen him up in that region once, 89

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points this morning. No, not good enough. It will

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definitely be a silver. What a shame. It will be close. He kicks

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out a little bit early. Still a good dive. You can see the

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disappointment. I don't know what to say. His face says it all. Ooi

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disappointment. I don't know what to champion. Congratulations to

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Malaysia and congratulations to the 20-year-old, introduced the diving

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at the age of eight by his dad, and he was petrified, frightened stiff!

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You said, I never want to do that again! His father persisted and

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eventually he got a taste for it. Not only that, but he has come to

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Edinburgh and the 2014 Commonwealth Games and picked up a gold medal.

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England in second and third. Jack Laugher has picked up the silver. He

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was very much the strongest competitor in the preliminaries,

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was very much the strongest he will have to make do with silver

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this time. Riley McCormick just missing

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this time. Riley McCormick just James Denny, we will see

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this time. Riley McCormick just with Tom Daley on the ten-metre

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board tomorrow. Eighth place for James Heatly in this competition is

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fantastic. Two medals for England, not

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necessarily did to we were expect in, but nonetheless, good for

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England. All the rest of the team were jumping around having a great

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time supporting their fellow divers. Jack Laugher takes silver, Oliver

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Dingley takes bronze. We will catch up with them later on.

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Great stuff, Helen! That is the end of the afternoon session for us, so

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to speak. So much to come in the company of Dan Walker. What is it

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about the weather at around about seven o'clock! We have had to come

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in today. Have a lovely evening. We have some diving, gymnastics,

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boxing as well. Right now, before we get into all of that, here is the

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news on BBC Three. Hi, I'm Sam. Straight back to

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the Games after an update. West Ham's Ravel Morrison has

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appeared in court. He's accused of punching and

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slapping his ex-girlfriend and her mother. He was

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refused bail. A new way to deal with people

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convicted of alcohol-related crimes. They'll be banned from drinking and

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forced to wear a tag. Are you flying from Gatwick

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this weekend? The airport is bringing in more

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baggage handlers. It has dismissed reports passengers may have to fly

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without their luggage. England's cricketers are

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celebrating. They've ended a year long wait to win a Test. They

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wrapped up a 266 run victory over Chris Evans is happy. New figures

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show his Radio 2 Breakfast Show has a record audience of 10 million.

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That's four million more than More from us later.

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Back to Dan in Glasgow. Yeah, I am looking for

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a Prince Charming. I don't think I'm ugly, but I don't

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think I'm, like, really pretty. I say, "You've got something

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on your bum." "Really?" And I say, Welcome to yet another night of

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Commonwealth Games action here on BBC Three. One million of you were

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tuning in yesterday, so thank you for watching, we have more on way

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for you. This is what we have for your viewing pressure -- pleasure

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this evening. After we brought you diving gold on

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BBC Three, yesterday evening and we have just seen a silver and bronze,

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can we do it again with Tonia Couch? A real chance for her in the women's

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10 metre platform. We will have a lock at the squash

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doubles, latest from there and the men's table tennis coming your way

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tonight as well. It is a rest day in the boxing but

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loads of home nation fighters going for gold in the course of the next

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few day, we will look ahead and we will round off the whole evening

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with another trip to athletics to see Tiffany Porter and Sally Pearson

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go in the 100 metre hurdles. And we do at this time of the night.

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This is what you can see elsewhere, across the BBC. Another big night of

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at he ticks at Hampden Park. That is on BBC One with Gary.

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Also the table tennis is available on the red button. We will bring you

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some of the best action later on on BBC Three. In terms of the squash,

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that is also available for you on line, plenty of home nation action,

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you can follow that there on your mobile. Tablet, television or

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laptop, computer, what ever you got. The same applies for the badminton.

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Sport on which ever way you would like to watch it or listen to it.

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You can listen on Radio 5 Live as well. If you lock at the BBC sport

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website, reminder there you can go and have a look at all the live

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sport streams or try that quiz, we have been having a go, where you can

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find out which sport you are best suited to. Ask you a simple series

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of questions, height, agility and it picks a sport for you. Mine was

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netball! I don't think I have never been the right shape for gymnastics,

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that is where we are going to start. It has been a packed few day, the

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last day of the gymnastics is tomorrow. There has been more medals

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today. Max Whitlock and Claudiaing from pain picked up their third meed

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million of the games and Dan Keatings got Scotland's second ever

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medal in the games. Whitlock could win another one in the final of the

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ring, that is where we will take you now.

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-- medal of the games. Puff will do all he can o -- Daniel

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Purvis will do all he can in this individual final. The men's ridges.

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Very Purvis will do all he can in this

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individual final. The men's ridges. Very secure in the Maltese. There is

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your cross. And a nice circle to cross, so three

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very good strength openers. And a double to a rock solid

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straddle planche. Double pike, swing to handstand.

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Very nice. Double, double. So Dan Purvis, a good start to this rings

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final. Wow! Obviously gave away a little bit on dismount, but other

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than that he was very very sharp, and he has this kind of real slow

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and steady style, which is so suited for this piece of apparatus, Chris.

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It is, and he has been a very slow starter at this Championship, but

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today, he seems to have got some fire underneath him.

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He got the fire and also the technique, he kept the swing going,

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it was really impressive through the double Sam toes, you

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it was really impressive through the the top. -- saltos. If you bend the

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arms you can get quite a deduction. the top. -- saltos. If you bend the

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It used to be a tenth, so, I thought he did a good job here good

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technique on the circle. Watch this. He cannot pause at any

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stage in a double rotation, it is pure swing.

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It will be a story of top 14s that will medal. There is Dan with his

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personal coach. Geoff Brooks coached him for a lot of year, great to see

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him here. 14.766. In with a chance. . More than a chance. He didn't give

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a lot away. The Welshman, Clinton Purnell, next

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to hang the rings. Taking on as much oxygen as

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possible, because this, without question, is the strength Sapper of

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the six pieces. Lovely start. Seated cross, into

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Maltese, this is impressive stuff so far.

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Into the circle to handstand early on, double rotation.

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To Maltese, had to adjust his feet a little, but he really is... Looking

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good. Looking secure. He is in very good

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nick, Looking secure. He is in very good

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through this Commonwealth Games. Just a bit soft in the back. Circle

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to handstand. Stand this up, he might be in business. Oh! It was a C

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dismount but he stood it up. Clint got a seventh in the all

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dismount but he stood it up. Clint competition. Surely he must be

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tired, but he didn't show it there. He has done every final today,

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hasn't he. It is a great competition.

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A real stand out for me, actually. Clint Purnell.

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That the swinging section, you have to show the strength. I love the way

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he fingished the swing in a strength move.

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That is a requirement and he did it brilliantly. Is question is is the

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difficulty enough? Because Purvis has got a 6.2. It would be down a

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little bit, but not a lot. And he did really go for this, Chris,

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didn't he, the swing was good. The strength parts were held and

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precise, just the dismount wasn't difficult enough.

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When we say it's a C instead of a D, that means you get 0.5

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When we say it's a C instead of a D, is, if you only have a C dismount

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you get 0.3. If you have less than a is, if you only have a C dismount

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C you don't get anything. A big dismount is important in building

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your score. But he nailed it. No good doing a D and taking a step

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because you lose more than you get. He has done a good job as Welsh

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national coach. The score to beat is Scotland's Dan Purvis. Second place

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at the moment. 14.533. But very good execution score at 8.7. Here comes

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the highest qualifier. Took a silver earlier on today on floor. He has a

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start score, of difficulty of 6.6. Very carefully, oh, yes. Shrug up

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into top planche. Lower to Maltese, back up to Maltese, top drawer

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stuff. Swing he must. And he swings to the inverted cross, which is

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Frank sun high. Forward. Tiny hesitation through

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support on the move, but the Maltese and the cross that follows it,

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solid. Very very strong.

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Precise in all the planche positions.

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Tiny suggestion of bent arms and the circle stance, but a double, double

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to finish. Difficulty wise it is there.

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Execution wise, close. It is going to be tight. 14.766 the

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score to beat. 15.2 he posted in qualification. And Dan Purvis was an

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execution score of 8.5. So he needs to be below that,

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really. It wasn't that... It was well executed really If you look

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closely you can see the arms bendly frequently and the judges have been

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told three tenths every time but if they do that, he would be down on

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execution. You need to be clean on straight arms and everything. Very

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impressive strength work. Yes. Very bent there.

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Lovely straight body shape. He is a strong old boy!

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Scott Morgan pretty much middle of the field here. Max Whitlock to

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come. Matthew Palmer for New Zealand. Tsukahara and Lytwyn will

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be the last to round off the final. Certainly -- certainly good enough

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for a medal but what colour? Well, for the moment, it is gold. 15.1,

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8.5 on execution. Purvis, drops to silver.

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So, is yet another medal on the menu for Max Whitlock? Another young man

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who has been thoroughly coached. He has come to the strength parts late,

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but they are there now. There is the cross. Up into top planche. Deep in

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the chest. Giant, very precise. Very difficult

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do that move. Translates it, into a swing to handstand. Double pike,

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double tuck, good swing, and that is skill. Well done.

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Good security in the lift to handstand. Double, double, with the

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pace back. Well, that is the best rings routine I have ever seen him

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do. He will get better and better on ring, won't he? He has always had

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the swing, now the strength is creeping in and watch out. He is

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such a light body frame he will get stronger and he will be able to make

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the strength elements. See, we talk about straight arms

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Chris, and look a this. Yes, and really swinging is becoming a lot

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more important in the routines than it was at one time, isn't it. The

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judge, it is very hard to take stuff off strong moves. The judges are

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really looking at the swing. Look at the straight arms here, this is

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lovely work, even just a tiny bend in the transition to top planche.

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This is great technically. Well, from an execution point of

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view, the best score we have seen is Purnell, Clint Purnell, 8.733.

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Nobody could do a good move on straight arms, bend will be

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permissable. you have to really go for it to get

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those twist sin. Right over the top of the rings.

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Scott Morgan leads the field at the moment. At the moment it is a bronze

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for Max Whitlock. Zero -- zero .534 behind the leader. Here is Kevin

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Lytwyn from Canada. Very strong start.

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Just needed to get it down a little bit further on the inverted. The

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Very crisp technique. Yes! That was moving.

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Very crisp technique. Yes! That was a good routine! Gold, silver or

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bronze? It has got to be one of them. Silver. I am saying silver.

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15.1 is the scored to beat. I stand to be corrected. I wouldn't dream of

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it! Thinking back, the strength parts were very good. It was only

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the inverted cross missing and he absolutely nailed the dismount. He

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will be close. He was a 6.2 in qualifying against Morgan's 6.6. I

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think Morgan has the leeway. Execution, that was great. Brilliant

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work. A great routine. Very disciplined. At the moment, Daniel

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Purvis for Scotland is an silver medal position. Scott Morgan leads

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the competition with 15.1. Will Kevin Lytwyn squeeze in between them

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and puts Daniel Purvis -- put Daniel Purvis down

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He just said, what are they going to do? Looking at those two, you can

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see who is better positioned for the power needed for the rings? We are

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still waiting. A friendly tension between them. It is a silver for

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Kevin Lytwyn. 14.8. It is Scott Morgan who takes the gold. Kevin

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Lytwyn the silver. Daniel Purvis, for Scotland, takes a bronze medal.

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Lytwyn the silver. Daniel Purvis, So, bronze for Daniel Purvis, silver

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and gold for Canada. We So, bronze for Daniel Purvis, silver

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a goal for England in So, bronze for Daniel Purvis, silver

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balls. They were So, bronze for Daniel Purvis, silver

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in the women's triples match. England pummelled them 22-4.

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Congratulations, what a fantastic performance! To beat Australia do we

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do have, that is incredible! We are all in shock. We started off really,

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really well and it was just a case of keeping that momentum. Sian

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Gordon, you seem to have radar on you today! I didn't have to do much

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at all, my girls were brilliant. Sophie, as your first experience of

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the Commonwealth Games, this must be incredible. Yes, we are all

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shocked. So pleased with the result. Ellen Falkner, you have done this

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before, but this must be hard to beat? It is fantastic. It could not

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have played any better. We are over the moon. You are standing alongside

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to girls in your 20s, what does it say about the current state of the

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sport? It is certainly in very safe hands. I hope the performance today

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will inspire young people to get involved in the sport, get more

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people in enjoying it. Could you have imagined a better start, Sian

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Gordon? No, we had a dream start. We came out guns blazing, which is what

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we wanted to do. When you knew you had it, what was that like? Amazing.

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You can't describe it. Who will lead the party celebrations tonight Mr

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Mike you will all have to get dried up first!

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Normally we show you what is going on out there. The music continues.

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If you come this way, we can speak to a lovely young lady who has been

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performing this afternoon. You are now being called Eller the bird. I

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have always wanted to change my name, and that just luck. Is it just

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for performances? It is supposed to be Eller the bird, like a singing

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bird, and I wanted to be main stage name. How was the performance? It

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was amazing. A fantastic atmosphere, the place is buzzing. It is a BBC

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introduces session tonight, so lots of bands that people might not know.

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This is an event which is great for doing that sort of thing, isn't it?

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Has been great to be able to play at it. We did a couple of shoes last

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week for the Commonwealth Games outside and it was great. What have

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you made of the games generally? Most people seem to think it is

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great for Glasgow, and Scotland as well? It is great to have it in

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Glasgow, lovely to be able to play to an international audience.

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Everybody has been so excited. Especially the weather. Apart from

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tonight! It is still warm! I like the way you're always for positives.

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What else do you have going on tonight? A lot of live shows. I am

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playing in Cambridge this Sunday. In Edinburgh, at the Festival, doing a

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show on the 13th. It is great to have you here.

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In terms of what we are doing with our social media tonight from

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anything you would like to centre to us you can. The hash news is below.

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We will be doing our snack news again. And your pictures as well.

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Whether at an event, or just watching the Commonwealth Games at

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home, or listening to it at home on the radio. We will take you diving

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now, over to Edinburgh. Will Helen Skelton and Leon Taylor have more to

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talk us through tonight? Let's find out.

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It started so well, didn't it? Tonight it is silver and bronze for

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Oliver Dingley and Jack Laugher. How frustrating is this? A silver

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medal is great, don't get me wrong, but this is my main event. I thought

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of the back of my performances, I may be able to get a gold medal

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here. I am still buzzing, but they made some mistakes. Surely it gives

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you something to work on. You can take 20 away from it? I am only 19

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years old, so to get a gold medal yesterday and the silver today, that

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is great. My coaches is aware what mistakes I made and we will work on

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that on the off season. Jack, you blew the field away last night. The

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same again this morning. Does that give you confidence or does that

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give you pressure? Winning a preliminary gives you a lot of

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pressure because you are the last diver. I take it in my stride. It

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shows the judges what you are about, but you mean business. It didn't

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work for me today, but it is still a good performance. Just one of those

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days, really. He still got the silver medal! Tell me about Chris,

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your synchro partner. Did you miss him? I always miss him! Training out

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-- without him today was a bit strange. We are back again together

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tomorrow and hopefully we will smash it up. Fingers crossed. Does it give

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you more determination to go for gold again? Definitely. A silver is

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fantastic, but it does hurt. What went wrong? Jack Laugher was

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not on his game this evening. His first couple of diets were not the

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formidable force that he showed earlier. Dive number five, his most

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complicated dive, 3.8 degrees of difficulty, lots of things can go

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wrong. He just did not get the take he needed. He virtually does a

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forward roll into the water and the judges punished him for that. Four

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and a half somersaults. Just a slight mistake on the take-off. I

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really felt for him. He did five out of six diets really well. Very

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gracious in defeat. He was gutted. I wanted to hug him. As a mentor and

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coach, would you maybe get some psychology, work under pressure side

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of it? It is a very different dynamic coming in as the one to

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beat. That is the name of the game. Let's talk about Tonia Couch and

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Sarah Barrow and Victoria Vincent. Tonia Couch was brilliant this

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morning. Yes, this is wide open. You have the elation, he is brilliant.

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Tonia Couch is informed. Does she stand on the podium? Let's wait and

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see. Tonia Couch made a mess of her last I. She absolutely nailed this

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dive. Victoria Vincent, always with a big smile on her face, she is a

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superstar. We are only moments away from the women's ten metres

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platform. Victoria Vincent, only 13 years old. She is a force to be

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reckoned with. Who knows where she will take this diving career? Bob

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Ballard, take us through this women's ten-metre platform.

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BOB: Victoria Vincent, 13-year-old, the youngest competitor for

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England. She will be up after Sarah Barrow, two English competitors back

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to back. Tonia Couch will be to from the end. For those who have come a

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bit late, I can reveal the way that the first and second by results,

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they tossed a coin. the first and second by results,

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same marks, did Loh Zhiayi and Carol-Ann Ware. They got the coin,

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double headed coin! champion commentators game. I will

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bypass that. We will be ready to go shortly and we will keep you

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up-to-date as we go along with who is where. I think, I don't know what

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you think, we will find out what you think, Leon, it is going to be a

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wide-open competition tonight, there is not an obvious stand out for a

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victory. There is real talent in this field. You have Olympic

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medallist, European medallist, Commonwealth medallists, a high

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class field. Sarah Barrow if she is on form, Victoria Vincent,

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13-year-old. Let us see, five dive, every dive count, we have seen

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mistakes in all the competitions, who will be consistency and put the

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pressure on? We saw it in the synchro last night. Who wanted to

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lose it most or win it most, or be somewhere in the middle of the pack.

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They will take this competition by the scruff of the neck and go on and

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win it. Hopefully one of the 12, maybe more than one of the 12 will

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show that kind of impulse. So, on to Loh Zhiayi, of Malaysia.

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She will open one a back two-and-a-half somersaults.

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Yes, she opened wit an easy dive. Lowest degree of difficulty. Here we

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go. Swinging the arm, half a twist. Folding into the pike shape. Very

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very easy. She is only 16. So, just, actually, saw her in training before

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this come. Absolutely stacked it, not on this dive, but she bounced on

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the water. She is obviously made of platinum or something, that doesn't,

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doesn't get damaged, because he seem, you know, to be OK. She may be

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impervious to that. She may be wear of what she has achieved on the

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board. You have seen a glimpse of it. 50.7. 0.25% 0.25% we know has

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several injury concerned, including the heavily taped wrists. Very

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strong. Good take off. I love the way she comes out, really positive,

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really strong you can see the tape on the right arm. Almost gets the

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entry on that one. Probably sevens coming her way. Not getting in as

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elegantly as she wants to. That splash could be due to the wrist

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injuries. Talking with the coach about what went well, what didn't go

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well. Marks are OK. Happy enough. She should be with

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that 67.2. First, of the three Australians is

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Rachel Bugg, with a forward three-and-a-half somersaults.

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Just letting that one get away from her.

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Really attacks the start but overrotating into the water, so

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beautiful pike shape, just way over. Four-and-a-half, five, probably for

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that. He just doesn't spot the water. Keeps her chin tucked in. And

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rolls right over. Look at this shot. She is watching,

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we are watching her, watching herself on the screen.

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It is like life imitating art, or is it art imitating life? I don't know,

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but but it is real life and they are real marks for Rachel Bugg Sarah

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Barrow necks up. I get the jitter, fortunately the

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divers don't. -- next -- next up. The higher tariff dives for the

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divers in the opening round. Any one of the diver going to do a

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3.2 after Sarah and that is Tonia Couch.

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Wow, what a solid handstand from Sarah. Unwavering.

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Good take off, one-and-a-half twist, double somersault, just marginally

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overrotating on the end, so a bit over a vertical. Judges are going to

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penalise for that even though it was steady balance. Two sixes is and a

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6.5 will count in the mark, 59.2 is ho it adds up. -- is how it adds up.

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We lose top and bottom. Only the three middle marks will count toward

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her total. That was 59.20 for Sarah. Now, 13 years old. What were you

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doing at 13, you weren't competing at the Commonwealth Games I would

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venture to suggest. Two-and-a-half somersaults with pike for Victoria

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Vincent, 2.8. Yes, let's go VV. As she is known by

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her friends and fellow divers. Victoria Vincent 13-year-old,

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youngest competitor in the competition.

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Fraction short of vertical, but very clean, very tidy. Over 60 points,

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second place on the leader Bor board. 63 point, until a month ago

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she didn't think she would be competing. An appeal was put in. She

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is not even old enough for the European juniors. But she can do

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Commonwealth Games, because we saw a competitor earlier at the age of 13.

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The same age. So in terms of age, right now Lara Tarvit for Australia.

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Four-and-a-half somersaults with pike. . Another good one. She came

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out with this opening dive in the preliminary, and she nailed her

:51:14.:51:18.

first two dives, and went a bit off the boil and then came back, that is

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why you are seeing her mid range in the start number. Diving in verse

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order. That is a good start. Couple of

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eights coming her way. -- reverse. Tomorrower trampolinist, Lara

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Tarvit, with a couple of eights -- former trampolinist. She has a

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couple of eights. First diver to do a 07-plus dive. Third Qegu Melissa

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Wu. She is back with a vengeance it would seem. Oh my goodness. So let

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us see what happened. That is a failed dive. She only did three

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somersaults. Obviously something happened. I think she slips out of

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her pike shape. So look at that right hand, just slips out. She

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doesn't know where she is, she reaches up into the air. Wow, this

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final is full of everything. She was so, so lucky not to absolutely wipe

:52:16.:52:20.

out there. This is extraordinary, I told you anything could happen, that

:52:21.:52:23.

is the first thing to happen. There is her coach, she will be in a bit

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of shock. What happened? She couldn't get into her pike shape. I

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wonder whether she will carry on, she did have injury problem, she

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took a year out because of those, and maybe her coach is having a chat

:52:40.:52:43.

about whether she needs to carry on. She won't get a medal off the back

:52:44.:52:48.

of that. Now, Cheong Jun Hoong, forward three-and-a-half somersaults

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with pike. Wow, what a dive. Exactly the same

:52:52.:52:58.

dive we just saw Melissa Wu get disorientated in and slip out of

:52:59.:53:02.

medal. The Malaysian making easy work of this dive. Drilling her

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entry, such a beautiful dive. A great toe point. Veriel Gant. Really

:53:08.:53:14.

enjoying -- very elegant. Really enjoying watching her diving. When

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the marks come up they will be big and she will go into the lead with

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that. We got them. You will get them in a moment. 75 exactly.

:53:23.:53:30.

They talking about Taaffe Taaffe going over -- Lara Tarvit going over

:53:31.:53:35.

70. She couldn't quite get a nine. She deserved to get a nine with

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that. Two 8.#5s and an eight. That is laying down a marker early on. --

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8.5s: Meaghan Benfeito up next. Getting used to this dive.

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8.5s: Meaghan Benfeito up next. take the lead.

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Oh, that is excellent. That is marvellous start.

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Already the gold medallist in the synchronised event with her partner

:54:08.:54:11.

Roseline who appears later, that is bang on the money. We are round 75

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again I reckon. 8.5, maybe a nine, that was, wow, explosive powerful

:54:20.:54:23.

stuff. Great finish. And the judges have hit the repeat button.

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Exactly the same as Cheong Jun Hoong, 75. Now the best placed of

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the English divers after the Hoong, 75. Now the best placed of

:54:36.:54:41.

leading for the first four rounds this morning.

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A really this morning.

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dive. This is it. Back two-and-a-half somersaults and

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one-and-a-half twists in the pike position.

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Oh just looks a bit too pumped up. That dive just getting away from

:54:58.:55:02.

Antonia, take off is really really good. Good extension. Folds into the

:55:03.:55:07.

pike position, just allows the dive to tip over. Just a little bit past

:55:08.:55:12.

verticalful which mean she won't get more than seven, she has some work

:55:13.:55:15.

to do. That isn't as good as this morning, she scored more than that

:55:16.:55:17.

this morning. morning, she scored more than that

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Yes, 67 this time round, for Tonia, so she will not be leading this time

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at the end of the first round. morning.

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She will go in 11th place after the coin toss.

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It is good. It is 2.8 coin toss.

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difficulty, so she will be starting a bit further back, from degree of

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difficulty-wise, that is God. That will get her some eights. Very easy

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to tip your toes on the diving board. I am pleased to say she

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wasn't anywhere near the diving board. Eight is about right. And

:56:13.:56:17.

67.2 is what she picked up off that. She will have a bigger Taff riff

:56:18.:56:24.

dive to come, as indeed will joint leader for the morning. Pandelela

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Rinong Pamg of Malaysia, going with a three-and-a-half somersault, seen

:56:32.:56:33.

this dive before, you will see it again at the end of round one.

:56:34.:56:40.

Oh, it is almost the opening they have been looking for, can they do

:56:41.:56:48.

the double? We have seen Ooi win the three metre. Pamg is probably the

:56:49.:56:53.

favourite here as she is Olympic medallist. She won't be top of the

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leader board. She started her campaign in fine style. Just under

:56:58.:57:04.

70 points. A 69 will put her in fourth place. Joint leaders after

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round number one, and they represent Canada and Malaysia. Australia then

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third, that is how it looks on the front of the leaderboard.

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Tonia Couch not as good as this morning, in joint fifth with

:57:23.:57:30.

Roseline Filion. One more round to come of course. Carol-Ann Ware with

:57:31.:57:38.

the injury problems and strappings. Victoria Vincent and Sarah Barrow in

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eighth and ninth. Melissa Wu didn't hurt herself, that buzz an accident,

:57:50.:57:54.

if you like, so hands slipping. -- was an accident. Reaching up to the

:57:55.:57:58.

sky instead of the water. She was lucky not to hurt herself.

:57:59.:58:01.

Freaky! Second round of dives. Loh Zhiayi.

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Loh Zhiayi of Malaysia. And her time now to do the forward

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three-and-a-half with pike. Good option! Inspired by her team-mates.

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She is bang on the money on this one. She will get over 70 points, as

:58:51.:59:05.

well. How low can you go? 72 marks. Not bad. The coaches happy enough.

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Here is Carol-Ann Ware, from Canada. A back two and a half somersaults

:59:27.:59:35.

with pike. A lower degree of difficulty than the ones we have

:59:36.:59:41.

seen so far. Lower degree of difficulty, so it needed to be good.

:59:42.:59:48.

The take-off looks OK. Maybe a bit too far away from the diving board.

:59:49.:59:55.

She was not able to control it as well as she needed to, so she over

:59:56.:59:56.

rotate. -- over rotate. Rachel Bugg of Australia, not the

:59:57.:00:22.

best start for her. Under 50 points. She has had a real mixed bag today.

:00:23.:00:28.

3.2 on this. It was full this morning, and not so

:00:29.:00:42.

much better this afternoon. She is having real challenges with this

:00:43.:00:48.

drive. She runs out of room. She would need an 11-metre platform. She

:00:49.:00:57.

goes into the water in a bit of a heap.

:00:58.:01:11.

Her medal prospects have been dented severely, you would think. Here is

:01:12.:01:21.

Sarah Barrow. She is having a go at a three point two, as well. Ninth

:01:22.:01:25.

after the first round. If she kneels this, she will go

:01:26.:01:33.

leaping up the standings. Much, much better than this morning.

:01:34.:02:03.

Much more confident. She comes out in one smooth movement. A little bit

:02:04.:02:05.

too much is much of a splash. Now, the 13-year-old, the Tory

:02:06.:02:40.

Vincent. 2.9 difficulty. She can't really do the more difficult dives

:02:41.:02:45.

yet. Dad will be driving his tube around London, this evening.

:02:46.:02:55.

Much better! Good work! This morning it went a little bit off. Good

:02:56.:03:13.

powerful jumper. It will get a lot more points than it did this

:03:14.:03:19.

morning. She is a superstar in the making. A lot of similarities with

:03:20.:03:28.

the young Tom Daley in the way she approaches things. Tom Daley was

:03:29.:03:36.

world champion at 15. It is a bit too much to expect Victoria Vincent

:03:37.:03:41.

to be there in two years time, but, nevertheless, she is in first place

:03:42.:03:48.

at the moment. Here comes Lara Tarvit from Australia. This is a 3.2

:03:49.:03:51.

difficulty dive. Even better than this morning! Very,

:03:52.:04:11.

very powerful. Good entry into the water. We over 70 points. She does

:04:12.:04:17.

have some dives that she is not so good at still to come. That puts her

:04:18.:04:24.

into the lead. Very happy with that, as she should be. Into the

:04:25.:04:38.

lead she goes. Melissa Wu has returned. She sustained a little bit

:04:39.:04:55.

of an injury in her first dive. 3.2 difficulty dive. Just showing the

:04:56.:05:04.

kind of she is. She failed on her first dive completely. It is a good

:05:05.:05:19.

dive. She will be in last place for some time as she tries to claw

:05:20.:05:24.

herself up the leaderboard after failing in her first-round dive.

:05:25.:05:28.

Silver-medallist four years ago. Her lofty ambitions will not be realised

:05:29.:05:36.

this time round. So, this is our current leader, Cheong Jun Hoong of

:05:37.:05:47.

Malaysia. This is a low tariff dive.

:05:48.:05:59.

That is wicked! What a dive! 2.9 degrees of difficulty. That for me

:06:00.:06:14.

is the dive of this meeting so far! That is as good as it gets. What a

:06:15.:06:24.

dive! We have not yet seen a ten from the judge yet, but now we have.

:06:25.:06:28.

Goodness me, has she come to play! Follow that, Meaghan Benefeito!

:06:29.:06:36.

Nine is across the board. Well, the take-off was good, the

:06:37.:07:14.

spin speed was excellent, the entry into the water letting her down. Too

:07:15.:07:24.

much splash. She rolled slightly over.

:07:25.:07:34.

62.40 is the result of that. That will put her in third place. She has

:07:35.:07:45.

a bit of making up to do after her first dive. So, Tonia Couch.

:07:46.:08:01.

Just reaching too far forward as she came out of the dive, Tonia. To

:08:02.:08:11.

average dives by her standard. We have seen that done well by them

:08:12.:08:22.

elation. Not where she needs to be. What a shame for Tonia. A puff of

:08:23.:08:33.

the cheeks. Not what she was hoping for.

:08:34.:08:39.

The leader at the moment is the Malaysians, Cheong Jun Hoong. This

:08:40.:08:52.

is the biggest doubt that we have seen in the competition so far. If

:08:53.:08:58.

she gets this right, she should take the lead. She does get it right! OK,

:08:59.:09:07.

we have a competition! That is one of the best ones I have seen her do

:09:08.:09:13.

in a long, long time. The oldest competitor in this contest at the

:09:14.:09:17.

grand old age of 27! Super experienced. 77 points!

:09:18.:09:39.

She has moved up into second place, behind Cheong Jun Hoong. Here is

:09:40.:09:47.

Malaysia's number one diver. Not quite as good as her team-mates,

:09:48.:10:16.

but nearly. That is a ripper. Good entry into the water. It sounds like

:10:17.:10:27.

the water is being torn apart. That will give her a seismic leap up the

:10:28.:10:35.

table. Not in the top three yet, but right on the margins of being there.

:10:36.:10:41.

She rarely gives too much away, good, bad or indifferent in terms of

:10:42.:10:48.

diving. A litre nobody was expecting at this stage, Cheong Jun Hoong of

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Malaysia. The English are all grouped together

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at the moment. Two down, three to go. Five rounds

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in the women's competition, six in the men's. All to play for. The top

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four are separated by about 11 points. The top five are separated

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by 16 points. No way of saying yet which way the medals are heading. A

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really explosive start by Cheong Jun Hoong. This is another of her

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Malaysian team-mates, Loh Zhiayi. Much better! The coach is shouting

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and screaming. Just before this contest started she went absolutely

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flat. In practice, she needed the coach dish out to her to tell her

:12:22.:12:28.

when to come out of the somersault. Cultures are never happy! -- coaches

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are never happy! She had a problem with her bicep

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injury this morning. Let's see if she can get the handstand right.

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That is better, a little bit wobbly. Good job. Well done! She came on

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from her performance this morning. That is a big dive. Very easy to

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make mistakes on that. She will get over 70 points on this. She has.

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74.25. Some people have been asking why the divers bring a towel with

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them. It isn't a towel, it is a chamois. They can get cold. They

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just want to take of any water that is on their hands, to increase the

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friction. You don't want to slip. A slight delay, not sure why. Here is

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Rachel Bugg. There are a couple of variations on this that you will see

:14:18.:14:22.

over the course of the event. Not quite sure what happened on the

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take-off. She overcook it slightly. She went quite far over vertical.

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She attacked the dive too much. Too much rotation. She had no way of

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stopping the dive. Over and over she goes.

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Sarah Barrow is in seventh place. Not too far shy of the movers and

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shakers. This is worth 3.0 in terms of difficulty. The take-off was

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good, squeezing into the pike shape, ran out of room a bit as she entered

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the water. Needed a bit more of a drop to get that rip entry. Didn't

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have enough time to grab her hands. That is where they punch a hole in

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the water. Andy Banks giving her the feedback as she walks over.

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the water. Andy Banks giving her the score of 57 for Sarah. The lady born

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on the 3rd of April 2001 in Croydon, Victoria Vincent and she is the

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national champion on the ten meter board.

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Another good entry. 2.9 degrees of difficulty. She doesn't have enough

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firepower as the rest of the girls in the final. She is only 13. That

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is a good dive. She has a good look, a slight over rotation. Low

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degree of difficulty hence 53. It does put her above of Sarah Burrow.

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The top English diver currently but still Tonia Couch to go. Lara Tarvit

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for Australia, again, another 2.9 coming up. Back two and a half

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somersaults. She was eighth in the recent World Cup meeting in

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Shanghai. She made a real mess of that in the

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preliminaries at that is much better. It must be a dive she has

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struggled with. She had really better. It must be a dive she has

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scores in the preliminaries but that is markedly better. 55 points. The

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judges being very tight on that. But she does just edge into the lead

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judges being very tight on that. But with six more divers to

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judges being very tight on that. But halfway and the big names to come.

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We were expecting this lady to be one of the big names but she failed

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her opening dive. This is hurt inward three and a half somersaults

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with tuck. -- her inward. That is more like it, starting to find a bit

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more of the form she has more like it, starting to find a bit

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Injuries starting to play a part now. She is way out of the

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competition due to failing her first dive which is such a shame. That was

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a very good dive. Great tight tuck shape, that is the opposite of the

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deckchair! Here is the star performer so far,

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she has been absolutely exemplary in the first two rounds. 3.2 degrees of

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difficulty. Can she make it three in a row and hold on to the lead? That

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could prove to be decisive. What a shame. She did all the hard work and

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exits a bit too soon. Beautiful pike out, just to early. That is gutting

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for her after that amazing second round. She got a ten but none this

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time. Half of that, I'm afraid. Not a great total, 48. Although she has

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taken the lead for now, I fear it will be short lived. She might find

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herself going from first down to fourth or fifth. Meaghan Benfeito. A

:20:08.:20:18.

big tariff dive she would launch her into the stratosphere if she can get

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it right. And she has! Into the stratosphere she goes! What they

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dive. Fabulous. This is bang on the money. Will we see 80 points? That

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will not be far away. Let's see. Yes. Indeed, 80.85. A good

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performance and good enough to put her in first position. We have not

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seen the best of Tonia Couch as yet. This would be a good time for her to

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change all that around. That is better from Tonya. Much better. --

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Tonia. We are only Round 3 of five. That will be 7.5s. Will she still be

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buying? -- behind. She is in fifth place. Much better than the opening

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two rounds but not good enough yet to be in medal contention. She is 28

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points hind the leader and nine points behind silver. But that can

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change because they're rather two big performers to come -- there

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are. It is good, it is solid, it is unwavering. Is it excellent? No. The

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judges will not see the replay so she might get away with that.

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7.5 across the board. That takes her behind her team-mate Meaghan

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Benfeito. She is a class act, we have seen her win the World Series

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event in Edinburgh here this year -- last year. She knows all about this

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venue. Pandelela Pamg of Malaysia. To take her into the lead, she needs

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76. Yes, I think that will be good enough. So far we are on for a

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Malaysian double. Pandelela, Olympic medallist, such a classy diver, she

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will be just about in the lead. Three rounds down, two to go and she

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is top but only just. It is tighter than Leon's wallet right now! 8.0

:23:50.:23:53.

across the board. The English are seven, nine and ten

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as things stand. An stand back double somersault one

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and a half twists to start off the penultimate round for Loh Zhiayi of

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Malaysia. She is not really in contention for a medal, just looking

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to finish as best she can. Not steady balance but she got it

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OK. A little bit of wobbling. Hiding her feet, a bit more consistency,

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she is doing better than she did in the preliminaries which is good to

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see. Sixes for the Malaysian diver. Caroline where -- Carol-Ann Ware, 20

:25:14.:25:34.

points behind bronze medal at the moment which is just about makeable

:25:35.:25:43.

if others falter. Is a forward three and a half. Just a bit too far away

:25:44.:25:51.

from the board, a bit too much forward momentum. Probably a shorter

:25:52.:25:58.

swim to the other side of the pool. That causes the dive to go over. You

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can see how far she is moving That causes the dive to go over. You

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from the diving board. More of a challenge to control. She will

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collect 54 for that. She moves off to have a chat with her coach as we

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watch Rachel Bugg who is in 12th place. This is her biggest dive,

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watch Rachel Bugg who is in 12th degree of difficulty. Back three and

:26:38.:26:37.

a half somersaults It is OK, better than in the

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preliminaries. It is huge, really needed to be innate tighter tuck

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shape, that is a bit of a deckchair. -- needed to be in a tighter tuck

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shape. We do have a summer job for Leon

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knows his deckchairs. Onto Sarah Barrow. Much lower than she would

:27:25.:27:31.

like to be at the moment. That is more like it from Sarah,

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just didn't quite get her entry right. A little bit of opening

:27:47.:27:53.

through her chest as she goes into the water. It is good but not as

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good as I have seen from her. She will stay about where she is. Third

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right now, early stages of this penultimate round. Probably not a

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great deal of progress. Victoria Vincent is having a fantastic

:28:23.:28:28.

Commonwealth Games debut here. 13 years of age. She won an appeal to

:28:29.:28:32.

compete here, they were not going to allow her to because she was too

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young. She cannot do the world, she cannot do Europeans but she is the

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national champion. phenomenal in the preliminaries. She

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just over rotated. phenomenal in the preliminaries. She

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that she emerges with. Now, Lara Tarvit.

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The arms stand is much easier to do indoors and out doors, no wind.

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Currently in fifth place. An interesting technique. She almost

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false away from the diving board. She is on fire. She has managed to

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figure that out, somehow. 65 points. She is very much in

:30:10.:30:13.

contention, just outside the medals, I would say. Melissa Wu has done

:30:14.:30:30.

very well to move off the bottom. Up to 11 now.

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No, she just finished that died a bit short of vertical. The water hit

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her on the shoulders. 52.8. Just one of those days at the

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office that occasionally happens in sport.

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I'm not quite sure where she goes down in difficulty. She has decided

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to use the reverse dive because the reverse that she was working on just

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is not working reverse that she was working on just

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minute. She has decided that if she absolutely nails this, gets 50

:31:57.:32:05.

points, it will do her OK. I came of tactic. It is working well for her.

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Meaghan Benefeito, in second place. The charge could be on here.

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This is a slightly different arm stand. 3.3 difficulty dive.

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She once the gold! She definitely want the gold! That puts the

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pressure on Pandelela Rinong Pamg, our current leader. This could prove

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to be critical. The pressure is on! 79.20. She will be thrilled by that.

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Here is Tonia Couch. Ranks seventh. She was first in the first four

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rounds this morning, then fell away to third. Not in that kind of form

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tonight so far. That is Tonia's best dive of the final so far. She

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squares up nicely. Rolling into the water a little bit. It will look her

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up into fifth place. A sizeable leap. She is only just behind Lara

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Tarvit by 0.5. Her last five is quite low tariff, however. Here is

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fitted to macro. This is the slightly more complicated version of

:34:37.:34:40.

the dive that we saw earlier. That will not be good enough for the

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lead, but good enough to keep her in That will not be good enough for the

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podium contention. We have two Canadians in the top three. That is

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good. The pressure is on. She has joined the potential gold rush here.

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Only eight points behind Meaghan Benefeito. The pressure now switches

:35:29.:35:37.

to the Malaysians. This is the number-1 relation. This will put

:35:38.:35:47.

back in the outright lead. Pandelela Rinong Pamg will go for a 3.2

:35:48.:35:49.

difficulty dive. 77 marks for pitcher in the lead.

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What a dive from the Olympic medallist from Malaysia. She does

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not want the Canadians do have at their own way. She confirms her

:36:11.:36:16.

place at the top of the leaderboard, only by a small margin. Pandelela

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Rinong Pamg is rocking it! She won this competition at the World Series

:36:25.:36:28.

event in Edinburgh last year. She likes this board! She goes back into

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the lead. It is mighty, mighty tide between one, two and three. --

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tight. So, Tonia Couch is having a battle

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with Lara Tarvit, only 0.5 between them. This is a very keenly fought

:37:17.:37:24.

contest between the Malaysians and the two Canadians. Sadly for Loh

:37:25.:37:34.

Zhiayi, she is not in contention for a gold. She will want to finish it

:37:35.:37:37.

off as best she can. Great finish by the young

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16-year-old. A beautiful dive to finish on. This morning she was here

:37:55.:38:02.

and there are, but this evening she has found her form. Very good. She

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will be much happier with their evening performance than her morning

:38:10.:38:10.

one. That is a good dive. We will see a

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few of these in the final round. It is a big degree of difficulty at

:38:47.:38:53.

3.2. Just finishing up a little bit short of vertical. Eight out of the

:38:54.:39:05.

remaining ten divers will be doing that dive.

:39:06.:39:19.

Rachel Bugg would like not to be at the bottom of the pile, but she is

:39:20.:39:30.

there at the moment. Her hand Melissa Wu are separated by a very

:39:31.:39:34.

small amount. That is her best dive to finish. She has been a little bit

:39:35.:39:48.

inconsistent. Going in the water with her legs apart there. Losing

:39:49.:39:52.

control. Sarah Barrow, it hasn't quite worked

:39:53.:40:10.

out the way Sarah Barrow, it hasn't quite worked

:40:11.:40:17.

to tonight. Not quite on top form. She and Tonia as a single pair are

:40:18.:40:25.

very impressive. Not quite She and Tonia as a single pair are

:40:26.:40:29.

what she is capable of Nice! Really nice! Well done, Sarah.

:40:30.:40:54.

She has not been on her greatest form during this final. She has

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finished with a flourish. Beautiful dive. Well done, Sarah.

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Well, we will see a lot more of this young lady. The teen years of age.

:41:28.:41:41.

When we get to the Gold Coast in 2008 team, she will be in the full

:41:42.:41:51.

flush of a teenage years. Remember that face, you will be seeing a lot

:41:52.:41:57.

more of it in years to come. Yes! Fantastic final dive by Vicky. A

:41:58.:42:04.

little bit too much forward momentum, but she manages to counter

:42:05.:42:09.

it very cleverly by coming out, reaching forward and ripping the

:42:10.:42:17.

entry. Will she break 300? She will be close. Not quite. What a shame.

:42:18.:42:36.

She only went on the ten metre board for a first-time year ago! That is

:42:37.:42:44.

how far she has come. Lara Tarvit will still have outside thoughts of

:42:45.:42:53.

a medal here. This is her last dive. And a good dive it is, too! What a

:42:54.:43:00.

beautiful entry into the water. That puts pressure on the remaining girls

:43:01.:43:09.

still to go. She has put together a great list. She stepped up from the

:43:10.:43:21.

preliminaries this morning. That is the strongest Australian performance

:43:22.:43:26.

by a long shot today. 341.6 is the leading scorer. The top three are

:43:27.:43:35.

still to go. Melissa Wu, she will not finish in bottom place, which is

:43:36.:43:41.

great. She only completed four out of the five dives today. OK from

:43:42.:43:50.

Melissa Wu. I take my headphones after her for completing the

:43:51.:43:55.

competition. A disastrous start, only did three somersaults instead

:43:56.:44:01.

of the three and a half, she was lucky not to really hurt herself.

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She was a silver-medallist four years ago, not to be this time

:44:13.:44:18.

around. She will probably finish in 11th place.

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our early leader, it looked like she might bring a big surprise. But she

:44:35.:44:42.

has been going backwards since. But that is another corker to finish.

:44:43.:44:49.

What a shame she made a mistake on her third round dive. This is a

:44:50.:44:55.

beauty! This could be 80 points. This is the best of the bunch so

:44:56.:45:07.

far. Wow. A real case of if only for her. After that amazing start, we

:45:08.:45:15.

thought she would be in the shake-up but she will probably be fifth,

:45:16.:45:23.

maybe better. Meaghan Benfeito. You need to set a target for Pandelela

:45:24.:45:32.

Pamg and Roseline Filion to come. This has to be on the money. We have

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seen this several times and we will see another two times after this.

:45:41.:45:48.

She has thrown down the gauntlet. That is what and a leather certainly

:45:49.:45:53.

needs to match in order to become Commonwealth champion.

:45:54.:45:55.

That is what and a leather certainly needs to match in order to --

:45:56.:46:00.

Pandelela. I think she will be guaranteed silver, will that be good

:46:01.:46:05.

enough for gold or am I talking too soon and her team-mate will come out

:46:06.:46:13.

and surprise us all? It could be. 75.20, it will be hard to overtake

:46:14.:46:20.

for those behind her. It looks like at least a bronze for Meaghan

:46:21.:46:27.

Benfeito. Tonia Couch finishes on her lowest tariff dive. Let's see

:46:28.:46:35.

how close she can get to perfection on this.

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There you go, superb final dive. Too much to do, that was missing this

:46:44.:46:49.

morning in the preliminaries but here it is in the final, giving you

:46:50.:46:55.

a flavour of what she is capable of. Just a little bit of splash

:46:56.:47:03.

thrown up. I have seen her score nines and above on this. She will be

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outside of the medals. She got a silver medal yesterday in the

:47:11.:47:15.

synchro event. I think she told you everything you need to know about

:47:16.:47:17.

today. synchro event. I think she told you

:47:18.:47:21.

everything you need to know Tonight not quite so good. But a creditable

:47:22.:47:27.

finish and a good position for Tonia Couch but not a medal was Ishant. We

:47:28.:47:33.

are down to the sharp end of the ten metres platform for women. Both of

:47:34.:47:39.

the last two divers will do the same last dive. It is good, but I do not

:47:40.:47:49.

think it is good enough to leapfrog her team-mate. That will be good

:47:50.:47:55.

enough for bronze. Roseline Filion, bronze medallist here. One and a

:47:56.:48:05.

half twists. It is good, very good in fact. And good enough for a

:48:06.:48:15.

medal, bronze I believe. Two medals to Canada, we can guarantee that.

:48:16.:48:20.

Meaghan Benfeito in gold at the moment, Roseline Filion in silver at

:48:21.:48:26.

the moment. Only one person can spoil the party and she is coming

:48:27.:48:37.

next. 71.3 or better and Pandelela Pamg picks up her second gold. She

:48:38.:48:39.

won it Pamg picks up her second gold. She

:48:40.:48:44.

year. Can she do it at the Commonwealth Games? Oh!

:48:45.:48:52.

year. Can she do it at the sure! That is a good dive but the

:48:53.:48:58.

entry was throwing up a bit of splash. She needs 7.5 average to get

:48:59.:49:06.

the gold. Will she split the Canadians? I think it might only be

:49:07.:49:13.

silver. It could be the first gold for Canada and it is! Pandelela Pamg

:49:14.:49:20.

could not quite get the dive she wanted. She fell shy by just over

:49:21.:49:24.

four points. It is gold for Canada, and bronze

:49:25.:49:39.

for Canada. In between them comes Pandelela Pamg. She just could not

:49:40.:49:48.

quite get the 7.5 she needed. Canada can rejoice. We will not hear the

:49:49.:49:56.

Malaysian anthem for the second time after victory in the three metre

:49:57.:50:05.

earlier. They are delighted. Surprised and delighted and elated

:50:06.:50:08.

Canadians. No medals for the girls but we did

:50:09.:50:27.

have a silver and a bronze, silver for Jack Laugher, bronze for Oliver

:50:28.:50:32.

Dingley who was brilliant when we spoke to him afterwards, he said

:50:33.:50:36.

British diving was on fire. Got those gold medals last night. Jack

:50:37.:50:43.

was gutted he did not get the gold medal tonight but two days into the

:50:44.:50:47.

competition and he has two medals. Congratulations to him. A quick word

:50:48.:50:53.

with Tonia Couch, you finished fifth and you finished strong. Yeah,

:50:54.:50:56.

with Tonia Couch, you finished fifth bit gutted, I missed one dive. But I

:50:57.:51:06.

with Tonia Couch, you finished fifth now, one medal in the bag, what will

:51:07.:51:11.

with Tonia Couch, you finished fifth suppose I am disappointed with today

:51:12.:51:13.

with Tonia Couch, you finished fifth but I will walk away with my

:51:14.:51:13.

with Tonia Couch, you finished fifth held high, I am pleased to have got

:51:14.:51:16.

a medal with Sarah at yesterday held high, I am pleased to have got

:51:17.:51:26.

England, will you be down the side of the pool for the rest Westermark

:51:27.:51:33.

of course, I am the loudmouth! I am sure we will see a few more gold

:51:34.:51:39.

medals. Congratulations. It is awful that we started so well and we are

:51:40.:51:45.

saying just one medal but congratulations to team England so

:51:46.:51:49.

Welcome come.

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Welcome River Clyde. We are just underneath

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the studio. We cannot put off Gary Lineker from here! Thank you for all

:52:00.:52:06.

that you have been sending in on social media. Lots of teams and

:52:07.:52:13.

athletes are on social media and we have picked up a few bits they have

:52:14.:52:17.

been sending out. Canadian athlete Chris Wilson tweeted this picture

:52:18.:52:24.

writing, how all the athletes relax and kill time. Video games.

:52:25.:52:32.

Athletics Canada tweeted their head coach getting his nails painted if

:52:33.:52:38.

they won five gold medals. He looks particularly happy! Apparently five

:52:39.:52:42.

more and he has to wear a kilt. English gymnast Nile Wilson tweeted

:52:43.:52:50.

this, this was his dad's reaction to Commonwealth bronze, a yellow card

:52:51.:52:55.

for taking off his shirt! It could be a straight red, no need for that

:52:56.:53:00.

on the BBC! We will do some snack news later. Have you been nibbling

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anything tonight? No? You have 20 minutes to sort it out. You can send

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yours in. We normally do it at about 9:15pm. Time for some more sport and

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table tennis now, men's singles. Liam Pitchford is the current

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English national champion and he is the highest ranked Englishman for

:53:27.:53:31.

about 30 years is Matthew sired who now writes books and newspaper

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articles. This is his match with Paul McCreery from Northern Ireland.

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Liam Pitchford is three games up and we are going into the fourth.

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Fortune favouring McCreery again, the ball hitting the top of the net.

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A good return with McCreery controlling the return that had a

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lot of movement on it. The back and again, what a weapon it

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is for Pitchford -- backhand. Good placement on that occasion from

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McCreery. Power play from Pitchford, he

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extends his lead to 7-5. Aggressive play from McCreery. When

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he gets a chance, he has to go after it.

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A sigh of relief from McCreery. And some quick footwork in that rally

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from Pitchford to stay in it. Three match points for Liam

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Pitchford. There it is. This second round match going the way of Liam

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Pitchford. He takes the fourth Game 11-7 and the match 4-0.

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Plenty more sport to come, after the news we will have our boxing chat.

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Richie Woodhall and Ron McIntosh are there. Michelle is getting Gary

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Lineker a cup of tea! And if you look down here, these little silver

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trays, that is Hazel Irvine's lunch! She has gone already, once we

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have finished tonight, we will be sharing that! Very nice. But that is

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a meal, not a snack, it doesn't count. Our cameraman is shaking his

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head. It needs to be smaller to qualify for snack news. It is time

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for the news. Yeah, I am looking for

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a Prince Charming. I don't think I'm ugly, but I don't

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think I'm, like, really pretty. I say, "You've got something

:58:44.:58:47.

on your bum." "Really?" And I say, Hi I'm Sam, back to Glasgow

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after a quick update on Three. ?59 million to stop the deadly Ebola

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virus spreading. That's what the World Health

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Organisation's pledged. An outbreak has killed hundreds

:59:17.:59:18.

of people in West Africa. West Ham's Ravel Morrison

:59:19.:59:27.

has appeared in court. He's accused of punching

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and slapping his ex-girlfriend The Premier League star

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was refused bail. Gatwick Airport's dismissed reports

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passengers could end up flying It follows problems

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with baggage handling. Adverts for illegal drugs

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on the dark net have doubled It also suggests 1 in 4 British drug

:59:44.:59:45.

users has accessed hidden websites. That's Prince Harry on organising

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the Invictus Games for injured They're in September and Harry

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hopes to make it a regular event. We've got factory boys and butchers'

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apprentices and office clerks Don't stop moving!

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If you go back you'll die! this point we would be showing you

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some boxing. We are actually on a break day for the boxing today, so

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we will have a discussion with her commentators in a moment and we will

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speak to some of the England team as well. Before we get to that, let

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sure you what else is happening tonight. There is plenty of it.

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Another huge night of athletics. Eilidh Child was running tonight,

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David Rudisha only managed a silver medal tonight! Over on the red

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This band is in the main tent down here tonight.

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speaking to them later. Let's have a listen.

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Grunge pop to come! We mentioned it was a day off in the boxing, so they

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are not fighting today. They return on Friday. All the final step place

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on Saturday. The final day of gymnastics tomorrow, then they will

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get the Hydro ready for the boxing on Saturday. We went to meet Team

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England. The boxing ring has provided quite a bit of success for

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the home nations. This is Team England. All seven of this lot are

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guaranteed at least a bronze. Joe Joyce, Savannah Marshall, Qais

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Ashfaq. Let's start down here with Sam. You will meet Josh Taylor, as

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Scott. It would be a great atmosphere. I knew I would have to

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fight Josh and I was going to win a medal. Anthony, you are the highest

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ranked Commonwealth boxer at these games. Everybody keeps asking you

:04:07.:04:10.

about turning professional and has been doing it for years. I am just

:04:11.:04:21.

focusing on the job in hand. What about the glasses on the head? I am

:04:22.:04:28.

a fashion icon, what can I say? You wear them well. Boxing is very much

:04:29.:04:33.

an individual sport, but what is the team ethic like? It is fantastic. We

:04:34.:04:46.

have a bit of a laugh. We all have a good laugh. Good team spirit. That's

:04:47.:04:53.

what wins medals. Have a look at this level dive. We saw the famous

:04:54.:04:59.

blue ice bag on that a few days ago. How is that? It will be fine. I did

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it on the fights on Monday and the fight yesterday, it wasn't too bad.

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I am not worried about it. You are all guaranteed a bronze, but I

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imagine you don't want to leave Alaska with that. We have all come

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for gold and that is what we are still going for. We want to

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guarantee at least the silver, then go for the gold. Time to meet Mr

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Joyce, the big boy of 13. Six foot six. Take a seat, you are

:05:42.:05:47.

intimidating me. You have a degree in fine art. People must ask you how

:05:48.:05:52.

you square up the fact you are a recipe heavyweight Gillette painting

:05:53.:06:03.

on the side. Working on the canvas, doing my degree, and I am back on

:06:04.:06:08.

the canvas! Usain Bolt Kim passed a few minutes ago. Six of the seven

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ran out. The only one who stayed him here because she wasn't bothered was

:06:18.:06:21.

Savannah Marshall! You are just here to win a medal. I would rather have

:06:22.:06:30.

a medal than a photograph of him. Qais, you are getting some grief

:06:31.:06:36.

about your hair! You have got to look good, haven't you? More care to

:06:37.:06:42.

your opponent or the hair? Definitely think about my opponent

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more. Lots of talk about you and Amir Khan. You said he inspired you.

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I have lived up to him since I was a kid. He is a good mate of mine. I

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would love to be able to inspire people like he inspired me. That

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would be great. Bring back as many silvers and golds as you can. Some

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serious medal opportunities over the next few days.

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Let's introduce you to two of the men who will be commentating on the

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boxing. Big Ron McIntosh, the tallest man on television, 11 foot

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eight! And Richie Woodhall. Great to hear about them talking about the

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ethos of Team England. She breezed through her first few fights, Nicola

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Adams. Is she kneeled on the gold? You can never say never. You could

:07:41.:07:45.

just get a cut. On paper she is odds-on favourite. She is a class

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act. If you watch the way she boxes, her rhythm and timing, her speed and

:07:51.:07:56.

general skill, it is far above what is on offer

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general skill, it is far above what the point now that we no longer talk

:08:00.:08:03.

to her about women's boxing, just about what she delivers in the ring.

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Absolutely. They are just boxers. It has been like that for a long time

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in the sport, but the wider perception has not been like that.

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She is a performer. The general public don't get to see her dad of,

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so she is back on nationwide, worldwide television. She just grows

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and embraces this kind of atmosphere. It really inspires the

:08:31.:08:36.

better performances. She loves the Spotlight and she revelled in it and

:08:37.:08:40.

reduces brilliant displays. Interesting to hear Anthony Fowler

:08:41.:08:44.

and Joe Joyce, ask the questions about going professional. Both of

:08:45.:08:52.

them are saying, listen, I am here to win a Commonwealth gold and the

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next step, whatever that might be, will take care of itself. That is

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the right attitude. Just concentrate on winning the medal. Forget about

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the professional game for the next two years. Wait until after the

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Olympic Games. When the gold medal in Brazil, then think about turning

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professional. I think they have the right attitude. It is about wearing

:09:16.:09:18.

invisible blinkers and just concentrating on the gold medal. One

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thing we talk about in these sort of tournaments is the fact that

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occasionally you get a gold medal fight a little earlier in the

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competition. That seems to be the case with Sam Maxwell and Josh

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Taylor. Two high-quality operators. Joshua Taylor uses the atmosphere in

:09:36.:09:42.

the SECC brilliantly. He is a fantastic operator. A hugely

:09:43.:09:51.

impressive boxer. Sam Maxwell just missed out on the Olympics. His

:09:52.:10:00.

learning curve has been fantastic. It will be an incredible atmosphere

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in the home nation of Josh Taylor. Sam Maxwell is full of confidence.

:10:04.:10:08.

They knew each other, they train with each other, everyday nearly. It

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will be... Do could describe it as a match of physical chess and whoever

:10:19.:10:21.

makes the wrong move will get punished. They know each other

:10:22.:10:22.

Inside Out. We will not be dominated by England,

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but we started with anger because we talk to their boxers today. There

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are nine metals guaranteed for Northern Ireland! An incredibly

:10:44.:10:46.

strong squad. Where has this strength in depth come from? It is

:10:47.:10:54.

the fact it is a really big sport in Northern Ireland, in Ireland in

:10:55.:11:00.

general. You have Katie Taylor, for example. They have role models, huge

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participation base, then you augment that was all the things you just

:11:09.:11:11.

said, funding, coaching, excellence. To get nine guaranteed

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medallist... They only won two in the rest of the entire games! The

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boxing scribes incredibly strong. We were talking beforehand about how it

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has even come on in the last few years across the home nations. We

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can show you the medal table from Delhi. It could be double that

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almost! I think the Northern Irish lads have it right. Their attack

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except been really good. You have to have that natural heart and desire

:11:51.:11:55.

to boxing to win. They seem to have that natural instinct. They are well

:11:56.:12:02.

equipped. Their tactics are spot on. They are boxing well to instruction.

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When you are boxing somebody short, you won't see a Northern Irish

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fighter tried to bring him in, he will keep him away, make a move.

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Lots of questions for you on Twitter. Lots of questions about the

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head guards. Scott Fitzgerald has a nasty cut over his eyes. Should he

:12:24.:12:28.

be in the ring with a cup like that? Ten or 15 years ago he would not be

:12:29.:12:34.

allowed to continue in the tournament. These days is a totally

:12:35.:12:40.

different. The doctors are allowing these things. I don't think it is a

:12:41.:12:41.

good image for amateur boxing. Three these things. I don't think it is a

:12:42.:12:46.

rounds, with a vest on, it these things. I don't think it is a

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Olympic oxen! I think it will take the boxers a long time to get used

:12:55.:12:57.

to boxing and not clashing heads. the boxers a long time to get used

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wouldn't happen. Their the boxers a long time to get used

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are changing. They are trying to make

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are changing. They are trying to boxing, but in my

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boxing. As Ritchie said, this is being

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boxing. As Ritchie said, this is authority within the sport. Is it

:13:42.:13:43.

going anywhere soon? The boxers will need to adjust their style. These

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guys are competing five times in ten days are six times in 12 days in

:13:51.:13:55.

world Championships. To have their heads not come together and

:13:56.:13:58.

world Championships. To have their injury, the odds are against it. You

:13:59.:14:02.

have to be quite lucky. Not only do you have to be a talented boxer to

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win the gold, you have to be lucky, as well. In five contest if you

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don't get your win the gold, you have to be lucky,

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as well. In five contest if you head rubbing, somebody will come in with

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their head. Lots of questions about Reece McFadden. There is confidence

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when it comes to Reece McFadden. There is confidence

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line to arrogance. Has Reece McFadden. There is confidence

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it? He has impressed me probably more than any of the Scottish

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boxers. He has used the crowd to his advantage. He hasn't gone silly

:14:38.:14:40.

boxers. He has used the crowd to his it, forward in a style that he is

:14:41.:14:44.

not suited to. He has used to what -- he uses what he has got, weights

:14:45.:14:47.

and then springs. He has the desire. Nathan Thorley as well. I have heard

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Ritchie mentioned in midweek how some of the Scottish boxers have

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risen the occasion with the home crowd and some have fallen away that

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we see that with all sport. I am not sure about falling away but some

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have got so emotional from the crowd, they are not boxing to order

:15:21.:15:27.

and to the best of their skills and strategies. They want to have a go,

:15:28.:15:33.

perhaps to their detriment. Reece McFadden, Josh Taylor, they have

:15:34.:15:38.

used it rigidly. They have elevated and it has been it and eight --

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intimidator for the others. And where is the solar plexus? You say

:15:47.:15:52.

it in every fight! It is right there! You don't want an uppercut

:15:53.:16:00.

from him there! It stays with you and you cannot tense up. It is a

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seminal part of boxing! Gentleman Jim Corbett, like in the solar

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plexus, he is the new heavyweight champion of the world! You have got

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a big reach advantage as well! Every night we have done something very

:16:20.:16:25.

special on BBC Three. Stand-by, it is time for this...

:16:26.:16:38.

These two are genuinely worried! This has become increasingly

:16:39.:16:45.

popular, we get the team to try to name as many of the 71 nations and

:16:46.:16:50.

territories as is humanly possible in 30 seconds. This is the

:16:51.:16:57.

leaderboard at the moment. Scotland proudly at the top.

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leaderboard at the moment. Scotland Who is counting? I was about to

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introduce Tim. Our floor manager. He is the Guardian of the list. I have

:17:16.:17:22.

seen that little jab, I don't want any of that! If he says you have not

:17:23.:17:30.

won, you have not won it! Here we go we will put 30 seconds on the clock.

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Your time starts now. Scotland, England, Wales. Nauru, India,

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Bangladesh, Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados. Botswana, Cayman Islands,

:17:43.:17:52.

Thiery Le?n, Canada, Saint Lucia, they does, Gambia. Kenya, South

:17:53.:18:04.

Africa, Mauritius. Seychelles. Samoa, Western Samoa. The klaxon has

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gone. That was impressive. You got about 15 on your own! The final

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score... I have resisted the urge to Mark Ritchie damper being a West

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Brom van but the score is 29! Ronald! We are running until

:18:30.:18:36.

Saturday so there is a chance of being knocked off. You can't have

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another go. Would you like to see the leaderboard? You are

:18:43.:18:50.

representing Jamaica! Because Ron's parents are from Jamaica.

:18:51.:18:55.

They are genuinely happy even though it is almost entirely meaningless!

:18:56.:19:06.

Do we win a medal? No, you can go now, lovely to talk to you. From

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their incredible Commonwealth knowledge to a bit more table

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tennis. This is the men's second round, Gavin Rumgay of Scotland

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against Andre Ho of Canada. Gavin was the number one is a tennis

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player as a schoolboy and enjoyed several victories over Andy Murray.

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The winner is the first four games. He did well because it looked like

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he would have to defend big-time. But that shot changed it.

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And he gets one back. An unforced error really. Plenty of time.

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Great disguise on the serve, it looked like it might race towards

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Ho, he was there quickly. Wizardry from Andre Ho! Close to the

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table and when Rumgay went back, he had been so successful that not that

:21:51.:21:55.

time, the Canadian got the width he wanted.

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Yes, top of the net and away and he is back level. You get the feeling

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that the pendulum is beginning to swing Ho's way but Rumgay is doing

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well to stay with him in game number four.

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Yes, much better forehand crosscourt that time.

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Yes, just a touch at the edge, acknowledged by Ho.

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Oh yes! Choosing fabulous return here and he got it

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spot on, guiding it home. Rumgay hits the front in game number four.

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Yes, he feels the moment is now to finish this one off. One more big

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stare down the court at Andre Ho. Two serves now for Rumgay. If he

:25:10.:25:26.

get both of them, he is very nearly home. He has returned better but he

:25:27.:25:30.

Not the very edge at the edge and is still having problems.

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Not the very edge at the edge and there was no prayer for

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Not the very edge at the edge and this one. Still a point in front.

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He got that all wrong. Two fine returns from Ho, they are absolutely

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crucial. But he got that slice wrong. 7-7. The last four points

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have gone against serve. And there is another!

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He was in trouble off the return, which was popped up the likely for

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Andre Ho. 8-8. -- popped up delightfully.

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Again, Ho so desperate not to lift on that return, he puts it right

:27:35.:28:02.

into the net. We are still level. Two has been the

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biggest lead throughout this game. Good return. He was way off with a

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forehand. 10-10. You need to be two ahead to win. Alternate serves.

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I think what he was saying was, be ready when the serve those to him

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for a hard, long service. The first serve goes to Gavin Rumgay.

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I thought he was going to set it up for the next shot. Instead of which,

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it is game point number 24 Andre Ho. Well, it was a gambler's through to

:30:55.:31:20.

go so wide he had to gamble on the mess coming from Andre Ho, and it

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did. It is a shock that Andre Ho has made to regularly. Boy, was that

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daring! Lots of different backhands, but

:31:29.:31:52.

that was not the one he was looking for. Being driven way back. Andre Ho

:31:53.:32:02.

has a third chance to finish off this game.

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It can't have missed by much. Somehow he is hanging on in this

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game. Again, the net is the villain as far

:32:29.:32:59.

as Andre Ho is concerned. I way it went. Here is match point Ford Gavin

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Rumgay of Scotland. A loose shot put him on the

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defensive. It wasn't coming back. Great attack! He gestures to all

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parts of the auditorium here! Match point number two. Again, on the

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Andre Ho serve. Phenomenal defence! Gavin Rumgay has

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done it again! That was a Phenomenal defence! Gavin Rumgay has

:34:38.:34:51.

performance of real spirit. After getting that early leads, you felt

:34:52.:34:55.

that Andre Ho was really after him. If that Don had against -- had gone

:34:56.:35:05.

against them, who knows what was going to happen? He is not going to

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do the lifting of going to happen? He is not going to

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is great for everybody! Quite a year! Everybody loves him here in

:35:15.:35:15.

Some match. A huge relief. He knew Glasgow. He is pretty keen

:35:16.:35:31.

Some match. A huge relief. He knew that Andre Ho was becoming a very

:35:32.:35:36.

dangerous opponent. In the end, Gavin Rumgay goes through to the

:35:37.:35:40.

third round. 15-13 in the third game, 4-1 in games.

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Congratulations to tempt to you. Let me tell you where it we are. The

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around the back of BBC Scotland. That trolley

:35:55.:36:00.

survive when we are out and about. There are

:36:01.:36:04.

survive when we are out and about. equipment. Can you see the people

:36:05.:36:08.

write on top of the roof of the science Museum? They are practising

:36:09.:36:11.

Friday and Saturday We take you science Museum? They are practising

:36:12.:36:28.

HMS banker the other night. -- HMS Bangor. There will be a live lights

:36:29.:36:33.

and music show Bangor. There will be a live lights

:36:34.:36:37.

here over the course of the next two evenings. The press release says

:36:38.:36:45.

musical and visual masterpiece. Hopefully, we will get the chance to

:36:46.:36:48.

show you that on Friday and Saturday. There have been spills,

:36:49.:36:59.

thrills and some of the best celebrations you will see so far in

:37:00.:37:01.

the Commonwealth Games. Get one of those in the eye, that is

:37:02.:37:11.

not a laughing matter. She had her baby stuck to her

:37:12.:37:21.

forehead! Oh my goodness! When he bumped me, my Compaq lens

:37:22.:37:45.

came out. -- contact lens. Will we give the referee a kite?

:37:46.:37:54.

Look at the bad guy coming in here. I reckon he is on the sick, he

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should've been in work! Look at them, they netted them! A little

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nap. These two had to go and change their shirts because they had on the

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wrong colours! He gave him the slip!

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I am still slightly confused by that, what the guy was doing in the

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box is? Now, to snack news. Here is a

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selection for you. Simon English says he is eating haggis crisps. My

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crew don't like that. Liz Littlewood said pork scratchings and rum.

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Andrew Ross has got home-made pecan pie. Joe Turner, he must be

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desperate, he is eating dry spinach and ricotta tortellini. James Cocker

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has a toasted banana mob loaf. Steve Lomas is at the Perth travel Lodge

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watching BBC Three with some strange food. Paul Edwards, dairy free mango

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ice cream. It is Howard's birthday today on camera. The banana mob

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closes the winner, says Howard. We will do a few more of those before

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we leave you. Howard, is your favourite sport Abington? It is!

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Thank goodness! That is where we are going now. Final 16. The winner goes

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into the quarterfinals. Let's join the badminton.

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Well, have very tough opening game for the number four seed is,, Gabby

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Adcock and Lauren Smith. They are still talking to each

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other, and they still look very positive, which is a good thing. It

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is interesting, that Gillian Robinson of the England coach, said,

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you will get through with your attack. He is underlining what I

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mentioned at the beginning of the first game, I was very surprised to

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see that the defence from Singapore was not better. It got better. They

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got more into it. I had expected a far better defence from their side.

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Just long. Good judgement. Wouldn't it be nice in this situation to see

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Lauren Smith stepping more into it than really pushing it down the

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line? Yes. That is much better, more live in

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their defence. This speedy and it is good. Yes. -- this

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Oh yes, nice change of pace from Fu Mingtian. Just reached it.

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That has gone long. I have never really spoken to Lauren Smith, we

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have seen her at a number of the super series of events we have been

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at but she describes herself as competitive, fiery and sociable.

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After watching her last night and from what we have seen so far today,

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I think I can see that. No, I have never spoken to her either. I saw

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her on the junior scene when I was the Danish national coach for the

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junior team. Queueing up for that one! It was good, they made a

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decision on who would take it otherwise it could have gone really

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bad. She is a hard worker, Smith. And that is the reason she has been

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chosen to play with Gabby Adcock. That is the whole attitude, she is

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in there and working hard. And quite obviously she wants to do well

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she is prepared to fight and fight for every rally.

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And once again, I think it is a very nice example of the fighting spirit

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of the English pair. Eventually, as the coaches were saying, you will

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get it down. They fight and fight and fight and eventually they get it

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down but it takes quite a while. You have got to be fit.

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Good flicked serve, immediately look from Vanessa Neo toward the service

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judge as if to say, how did you not call that? Look at how she was ready

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for that attack! It is good. It is, very proactive, it is good. That is

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good play. Setting up a very good lead for the English here. Yes, a

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6-point advantage. So, a 6-point advantage here in the

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second game having or the first, Adcock and Smith. -- having already

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won the first game. Well taken. What is going through my mind right now

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is how much I would have loved to have seen... Of course people will

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say I am biased because I played for England before, but can you imagine

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if it had come down to this women's doubles in the mixed team final?

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Down to the fifth and final match. It was scheduled to be this England

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women's pair against the number two seeds in the tournament. Now you

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have seen more of them and their fighting spirit, especially of

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Lauren Smith... I honestly, totally agree with you. We had this

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discussion and you win it! You are right that the English would win it.

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But we didn't get that far. It is all speculation. Malaysia were

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utterly brilliant and deserved their mixed team gold medal. All decided

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in the Men's Singles, 21-19 in the third. Imagine that.

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I know when you look at the top Chinese players and pears and the

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top Korean pears in world terms, they are dominating in women's

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doubles, that was a lovely shot. But I think this English pair have got

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very good potential. You have Gabby Adcock who unquestionably is one of

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the very best Mixed Doubles players, you don't get to number five in the

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world unless you are very good will stop and I like the work ethic and

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determination and may be there could be a bit more positive play on

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defence from Lauren Smith as you say. Maybe also a little more

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precision with her attacking play but she is still quite raw as it

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were, only 22 years of age, not much international experience. She will

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only get better and better. I totally agree. And the Danish will

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find it very hard to beat this pair. Well worked, that is a perfect

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example of what we have been talking about. Good power and on that

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occasion it was very good placement from Lauren Smith. Getting the

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shuttle back into the hitting zone of Gabby Adcock.

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And again. It wasn't the cleanest keel, a bit of a mis-hit. --

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cleanest kill. Yes, that is definitely from Mixed Doubles.

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Do you think they can lose it now? No. Not the way the match is going.

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Yes, I like the idea. Vanessa Neo had to turn and she would have taken

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that late. She could have punched it even more flat. Even flatter would

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have been better. Three straight points for the

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Singapore pair. But I can't see them mounting a comeback.

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But there again, you never know, that is why we keep sitting down

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watching more and more sport because extraordinary things do happen! Yes,

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it is so unpredictable. We love it. Yes, that is what it is all about.

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Overdone it. Just two points away from looking

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their place in the quarterfinals, the English pair. And personally I

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think this has been a lot easier than I expected. Me too.

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I know it looked very respectable in the first game, 21-18, but we have

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to say that they were 20-14 up. That was nice. Nice by Gabby. It is

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setting it up very nicely but what a mess. -- v Miss.

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First time of asking. Definitely not on the best shot in the game. That

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shot from Lauren Smith was not a very good one but she got away with

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it as her opponent played it into the net. After 37 minutes... The

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victory. 21-18, 21-12. That is just about all we have for

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you tonight. Normally we go inside to tell you what is

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you tonight. Normally we go inside but as you can see, we have been

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you tonight. Normally we go inside shut out. I continue who will be on

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the sofa, Michael shut out. I continue who will be on

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James, Tanni Grey-Thompson and Jade Jones, Beth Tweddle, Ashton eaten,

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Brianne Jones, Beth Tweddle, Ashton eaten,

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Rudisha. What they don't Jones, Beth Tweddle, Ashton eaten,

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that's tomorrow we have loads of oxen and Friday night, it is Botha

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night. What is your favourite channel?

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