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

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

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

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

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

the bottom. He saved his best out the last,

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

he just? So, James Denny has a chance of

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

1958. His grandson has done him proud.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

was very much the strongest competitor in the preliminaries,

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

this time. Riley McCormick just missing

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

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

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

fantastic. Two medals for England, not

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

appeared in court. He's accused of punching and

slapping his ex-girlfriend and her mother. He was

refused bail. A new way to deal with people

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

forced to wear a tag. Are you flying from Gatwick

this weekend? The airport is bringing in more

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

without their luggage. England's cricketers are

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

this evening. After we brought you diving gold on

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

ring, that is where we will take you now.

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

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

Very Purvis will do all he can in this

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

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

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

straddle planche. Double pike, swing to handstand.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

it was really impressive through the double Sam toes, you

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

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

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

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

stage in a double rotation, it is pure swing.

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

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

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

a lot away. The Welshman, Clinton Purnell, next

to hang the rings. Taking on as much oxygen as

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

the six pieces. Lovely start. Seated cross, into

Maltese, this is impressive stuff so far.

Into the circle to handstand early on, double rotation.

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

good. Looking secure. He is in very good

nick, Looking secure. He is in very good

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

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

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

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

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

hasn't he. It is a great competition.

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

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

he fingished the swing in a strength move.

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

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

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

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

precise, just the dismount wasn't difficult enough.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Frank sun high. Forward. Tiny hesitation through

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

solid. Very very strong.

Precise in all the planche positions.

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

to finish. Difficulty wise it is there.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

impressive strength work. Yes. Very bent there.

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

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

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

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

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

8.5 on execution. Purvis, drops to silver.

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

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

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

the chest. Giant, very precise. Very difficult

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

the strength elements. See, we talk about straight arms

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

permissable. you have to really go for it to get

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

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

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

Lytwyn from Canada. Very strong start.

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

Very crisp technique. Yes! That was moving.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

and puts Daniel Purvis -- put Daniel Purvis down

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Mike you will all have to get dried up first!

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

talk us through tonight? Let's find out.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Sarah Barrow and Victoria Vincent. Tonia Couch was brilliant this

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

double headed coin! champion commentators game. I will

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

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

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

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

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

medallist, European medallist, Commonwealth medallists, a high

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

several injury concerned, including the heavily taped wrists. Very

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

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

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

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

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

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

that 67.2. First, of the three Australians is

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

Just letting that one get away from her.

Really attacks the start but overrotating into the water, so

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

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

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

we are watching her, watching herself on the screen.

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

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

Barrow necks up. I get the jitter, fortunately the

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

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

3.2 after Sarah and that is Tonia Couch.

Wow, what a solid handstand from Sarah. Unwavering.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

youngest competitor in the competition.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

order. That is a good start. Couple of

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Oh, that is excellent. That is marvellous start.

Already the gold medallist in the synchronised event with her partner

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

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

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

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

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

leading for the first four rounds this morning.

A really this morning.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

this morning. morning, she scored more than that

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

at the end of the first round. morning.

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

It is good. It is 2.8 coin toss.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Freaky! Second round of dives. Loh Zhiayi.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

goes into the water in a bit of a heap.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

difficulty dive. Even better than this morning! Very,

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Malaysia. This is a low tariff dive.

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

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

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

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

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

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

much splash. She rolled slightly over.

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

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

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

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

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

the cheeks. Not what she was hoping for.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Malaysia. The English are all grouped together

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

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

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

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

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

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

and screaming. Just before this contest started she went absolutely

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

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

are never happy! She had a problem with her bicep

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

stopping the dive. Over and over she goes.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

national champion on the ten meter board.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Shanghai. She made a real mess of that in the

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

deckchair! Here is the star performer so far,

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

as things stand. An stand back double somersault one

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

a half somersaults It is OK, better than in the

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

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

shape. We do have a summer job for Leon

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

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

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

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

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

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

great deal of progress. Victoria Vincent is having a fantastic

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

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

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

national champion. phenomenal in the preliminaries. She

just over rotated. phenomenal in the preliminaries. She

that she emerges with. Now, Lara Tarvit.

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

Currently in fifth place. An interesting technique. She almost

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

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

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

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

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

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

office that occasionally happens in sport.

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

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

is not working reverse that she was working on just

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Only eight points behind Meaghan Benefeito. The pressure now switches

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

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

difficulty dive. 77 marks for pitcher in the lead.

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

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

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

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

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

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

tight. So, Tonia Couch is having a battle

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

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

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

off as best she can. Great finish by the young

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

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

will be much happier with their evening performance than her morning

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

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

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

remaining ten divers will be doing that dive.

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

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

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

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

control. Sarah Barrow, it hasn't quite worked

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

preliminaries this morning. That is the strongest Australian performance

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

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

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

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

competition. A disastrous start, only did three somersaults instead

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

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

around. She will probably finish in 11th place.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

needs to match in order to become Commonwealth champion.

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

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

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

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

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

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

how close she can get to perfection on this.

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

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

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

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

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

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

today. synchro event. I think she told you

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

won it Pamg picks up her second gold. She

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

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

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

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

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

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

four points. It is gold for Canada, and bronze

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

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

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

earlier. They are delighted. Surprised and delighted and elated

Canadians. No medals for the girls but we did

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

saying just one medal but congratulations to team England so

Welcome come.

Welcome River Clyde. We are just underneath

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

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

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

been sending out. Canadian athlete Chris Wilson tweeted this picture

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

Athletics Canada tweeted their head coach getting his nails painted if

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

English national champion and he is the highest ranked Englishman for

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

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

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

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

A good return with McCreery controlling the return that had a

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

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

McCreery. Power play from Pitchford, he

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

for the news. Yeah, I am looking for

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

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

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

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

virus spreading. That's what the World Health

Organisation's pledged. An outbreak has killed hundreds

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

has appeared in court. He's accused of punching

and slapping his ex-girlfriend The Premier League star

was refused bail. Gatwick Airport's dismissed reports

passengers could end up flying It follows problems

with baggage handling. Adverts for illegal drugs

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

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

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

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

apprentices and office clerks Don't stop moving!

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

button, lots of sporting choices. Badminton is there now. The table

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

ranked Commonwealth boxer at these games. Everybody keeps asking you

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

on the side. Working on the canvas, doing my degree, and I am back on

the canvas! Usain Bolt Kim passed a few minutes ago. Six of the seven

ran out. The only one who stayed him here because she wasn't bothered was

Savannah Marshall! You are just here to win a medal. I would rather have

a medal than a photograph of him. Qais, you are getting some grief

about your hair! You have got to look good, haven't you? More care to

your opponent or the hair? Definitely think about my opponent

more. Lots of talk about you and Amir Khan. You said he inspired you.

I have lived up to him since I was a kid. He is a good mate of mine. I

would love to be able to inspire people like he inspired me. That

would be great. Bring back as many silvers and golds as you can. Some

serious medal opportunities over the next few days.

Let's introduce you to two of the men who will be commentating on the

boxing. Big Ron McIntosh, the tallest man on television, 11 foot

eight! And Richie Woodhall. Great to hear about them talking about the

ethos of Team England. She breezed through her first few fights, Nicola

Adams. Is she kneeled on the gold? You can never say never. You could

just get a cut. On paper she is odds-on favourite. She is a class

act. If you watch the way she boxes, her rhythm and timing, her speed and

general skill, it is far above what is on offer

general skill, it is far above what the point now that we no longer talk

to her about women's boxing, just about what she delivers in the ring.

Absolutely. They are just boxers. It has been like that for a long time

in the sport, but the wider perception has not been like that.

She is a performer. The general public don't get to see her dad of,

so she is back on nationwide, worldwide television. She just grows

and embraces this kind of atmosphere. It really inspires the

better performances. She loves the Spotlight and she revelled in it and

reduces brilliant displays. Interesting to hear Anthony Fowler

and Joe Joyce, ask the questions about going professional. Both of

them are saying, listen, I am here to win a Commonwealth gold and the

next step, whatever that might be, will take care of itself. That is

the right attitude. Just concentrate on winning the medal. Forget about

the professional game for the next two years. Wait until after the

Olympic Games. When the gold medal in Brazil, then think about turning

professional. I think they have the right attitude. It is about wearing

invisible blinkers and just concentrating on the gold medal. One

thing we talk about in these sort of tournaments is the fact that

occasionally you get a gold medal fight a little earlier in the

competition. That seems to be the case with Sam Maxwell and Josh

Taylor. Two high-quality operators. Joshua Taylor uses the atmosphere in

the SECC brilliantly. He is a fantastic operator. A hugely

impressive boxer. Sam Maxwell just missed out on the Olympics. His

learning curve has been fantastic. It will be an incredible atmosphere

in the home nation of Josh Taylor. Sam Maxwell is full of confidence.

They knew each other, they train with each other, everyday nearly. It

will be... Do could describe it as a match of physical chess and whoever

makes the wrong move will get punished. They know each other

Inside Out. We will not be dominated by England,

but we started with anger because we talk to their boxers today. There

are nine metals guaranteed for Northern Ireland! An incredibly

strong squad. Where has this strength in depth come from? It is

the fact it is a really big sport in Northern Ireland, in Ireland in

general. You have Katie Taylor, for example. They have role models, huge

participation base, then you augment that was all the things you just

said, funding, coaching, excellence. To get nine guaranteed

medallist... They only won two in the rest of the entire games! The

boxing scribes incredibly strong. We were talking beforehand about how it

has even come on in the last few years across the home nations. We

can show you the medal table from Delhi. It could be double that

almost! I think the Northern Irish lads have it right. Their attack

except been really good. You have to have that natural heart and desire

to boxing to win. They seem to have that natural instinct. They are well

equipped. Their tactics are spot on. They are boxing well to instruction.

When you are boxing somebody short, you won't see a Northern Irish

fighter tried to bring him in, he will keep him away, make a move.

Lots of questions for you on Twitter. Lots of questions about the

head guards. Scott Fitzgerald has a nasty cut over his eyes. Should he

be in the ring with a cup like that? Ten or 15 years ago he would not be

allowed to continue in the tournament. These days is a totally

different. The doctors are allowing these things. I don't think it is a

good image for amateur boxing. Three these things. I don't think it is a

rounds, with a vest on, it these things. I don't think it is a

Olympic oxen! I think it will take the boxers a long time to get used

to boxing and not clashing heads. the boxers a long time to get used

wouldn't happen. Their the boxers a long time to get used

are changing. They are trying to make

are changing. They are trying to boxing, but in my

boxing. As Ritchie said, this is being

boxing. As Ritchie said, this is authority within the sport. Is it

going anywhere soon? The boxers will need to adjust their style. These

guys are competing five times in ten days are six times in 12 days in

world Championships. To have their heads not come together and

world Championships. To have their injury, the odds are against it. You

have to be quite lucky. Not only do you have to be a talented boxer to

win the gold, you have to be lucky, as well. In five contest if you

don't get your win the gold, you have to be lucky,

as well. In five contest if you head rubbing, somebody will come in with

their head. Lots of questions about Reece McFadden. There is confidence

when it comes to Reece McFadden. There is confidence

line to arrogance. Has Reece McFadden. There is confidence

it? He has impressed me probably more than any of the Scottish

boxers. He has used the crowd to his advantage. He hasn't gone silly

boxers. He has used the crowd to his it, forward in a style that he is

not suited to. He has used to what -- he uses what he has got, weights

and then springs. He has the desire. Nathan Thorley as well. I have heard

Ritchie mentioned in midweek how some of the Scottish boxers have

risen the occasion with the home crowd and some have fallen away that

we see that with all sport. I am not sure about falling away but some

have got so emotional from the crowd, they are not boxing to order

and to the best of their skills and strategies. They want to have a go,

perhaps to their detriment. Reece McFadden, Josh Taylor, they have

used it rigidly. They have elevated and it has been it and eight --

intimidator for the others. And where is the solar plexus? You say

it in every fight! It is right there! You don't want an uppercut

from him there! It stays with you and you cannot tense up. It is a

seminal part of boxing! Gentleman Jim Corbett, like in the solar

plexus, he is the new heavyweight champion of the world! You have got

a big reach advantage as well! Every night we have done something very

special on BBC Three. Stand-by, it is time for this...

These two are genuinely worried! This has become increasingly

popular, we get the team to try to name as many of the 71 nations and

territories as is humanly possible in 30 seconds. This is the

leaderboard at the moment. Scotland proudly at the top.

leaderboard at the moment. Scotland Who is counting? I was about to

introduce Tim. Our floor manager. He is the Guardian of the list. I have

seen that little jab, I don't want any of that! If he says you have not

won, you have not won it! Here we go we will put 30 seconds on the clock.

Your time starts now. Scotland, England, Wales. Nauru, India,

Bangladesh, Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados. Botswana, Cayman Islands,

Thiery Le?n, Canada, Saint Lucia, they does, Gambia. Kenya, South

Africa, Mauritius. Seychelles. Samoa, Western Samoa. The klaxon has

gone. That was impressive. You got about 15 on your own! The final

score... I have resisted the urge to Mark Ritchie damper being a West

Brom van but the score is 29! Ronald! We are running until

Saturday so there is a chance of being knocked off. You can't have

another go. Would you like to see the leaderboard? You are

representing Jamaica! Because Ron's parents are from Jamaica.

They are genuinely happy even though it is almost entirely meaningless!

Do we win a medal? No, you can go now, lovely to talk to you. From

their incredible Commonwealth knowledge to a bit more table

tennis. This is the men's second round, Gavin Rumgay of Scotland

against Andre Ho of Canada. Gavin was the number one is a tennis

player as a schoolboy and enjoyed several victories over Andy Murray.

The winner is the first four games. He did well because it looked like

he would have to defend big-time. But that shot changed it.

And he gets one back. An unforced error really. Plenty of time.

Great disguise on the serve, it looked like it might race towards

Ho, he was there quickly. Wizardry from Andre Ho! Close to the

table and when Rumgay went back, he had been so successful that not that

time, the Canadian got the width he wanted.

Yes, top of the net and away and he is back level. You get the feeling

that the pendulum is beginning to swing Ho's way but Rumgay is doing

well to stay with him in game number four.

Yes, much better forehand crosscourt that time.

Yes, just a touch at the edge, acknowledged by Ho.

Oh yes! Choosing fabulous return here and he got it

spot on, guiding it home. Rumgay hits the front in game number four.

Yes, he feels the moment is now to finish this one off. One more big

stare down the court at Andre Ho. Two serves now for Rumgay. If he

get both of them, he is very nearly home. He has returned better but he

Not the very edge at the edge and is still having problems.

Not the very edge at the edge and there was no prayer for

Not the very edge at the edge and this one. Still a point in front.

He got that all wrong. Two fine returns from Ho, they are absolutely

crucial. But he got that slice wrong. 7-7. The last four points

have gone against serve. And there is another!

He was in trouble off the return, which was popped up the likely for

Andre Ho. 8-8. -- popped up delightfully.

Again, Ho so desperate not to lift on that return, he puts it right

into the net. We are still level. Two has been the

biggest lead throughout this game. Good return. He was way off with a

forehand. 10-10. You need to be two ahead to win. Alternate serves.

I think what he was saying was, be ready when the serve those to him

for a hard, long service. The first serve goes to Gavin Rumgay.

I thought he was going to set it up for the next shot. Instead of which,

it is game point number 24 Andre Ho. Well, it was a gambler's through to

go so wide he had to gamble on the mess coming from Andre Ho, and it

did. It is a shock that Andre Ho has made to regularly. Boy, was that

daring! Lots of different backhands, but

that was not the one he was looking for. Being driven way back. Andre Ho

has a third chance to finish off this game.

It can't have missed by much. Somehow he is hanging on in this

game. Again, the net is the villain as far

as Andre Ho is concerned. I way it went. Here is match point Ford Gavin

Rumgay of Scotland. A loose shot put him on the

defensive. It wasn't coming back. Great attack! He gestures to all

parts of the auditorium here! Match point number two. Again, on the

Andre Ho serve. Phenomenal defence! Gavin Rumgay has

done it again! That was a Phenomenal defence! Gavin Rumgay has

performance of real spirit. After getting that early leads, you felt

that Andre Ho was really after him. If that Don had against -- had gone

against them, who knows what was going to happen? He is not going to

do the lifting of going to happen? He is not going to

is great for everybody! Quite a year! Everybody loves him here in

Some match. A huge relief. He knew Glasgow. He is pretty keen

Some match. A huge relief. He knew that Andre Ho was becoming a very

dangerous opponent. In the end, Gavin Rumgay goes through to the

third round. 15-13 in the third game, 4-1 in games.

Congratulations to tempt to you. Let me tell you where it we are. The

around the back of BBC Scotland. That trolley

survive when we are out and about. There are

survive when we are out and about. equipment. Can you see the people

write on top of the roof of the science Museum? They are practising

Friday and Saturday We take you science Museum? They are practising

HMS banker the other night. -- HMS Bangor. There will be a live lights

and music show Bangor. There will be a live lights

here over the course of the next two evenings. The press release says

musical and visual masterpiece. Hopefully, we will get the chance to

show you that on Friday and Saturday. There have been spills,

thrills and some of the best celebrations you will see so far in

the Commonwealth Games. Get one of those in the eye, that is

not a laughing matter. She had her baby stuck to her

forehead! Oh my goodness! When he bumped me, my Compaq lens

came out. -- contact lens. Will we give the referee a kite?

Look at the bad guy coming in here. I reckon he is on the sick, he

should've been in work! Look at them, they netted them! A little

nap. These two had to go and change their shirts because they had on the

wrong colours! He gave him the slip!

I am still slightly confused by that, what the guy was doing in the

box is? Now, to snack news. Here is a

selection for you. Simon English says he is eating haggis crisps. My

crew don't like that. Liz Littlewood said pork scratchings and rum.

Andrew Ross has got home-made pecan pie. Joe Turner, he must be

desperate, he is eating dry spinach and ricotta tortellini. James Cocker

has a toasted banana mob loaf. Steve Lomas is at the Perth travel Lodge

watching BBC Three with some strange food. Paul Edwards, dairy free mango

ice cream. It is Howard's birthday today on camera. The banana mob

closes the winner, says Howard. We will do a few more of those before

we leave you. Howard, is your favourite sport Abington? It is!

Thank goodness! That is where we are going now. Final 16. The winner goes

into the quarterfinals. Let's join the badminton.

Well, have very tough opening game for the number four seed is,, Gabby

Adcock and Lauren Smith. They are still talking to each

other, and they still look very positive, which is a good thing. It

is interesting, that Gillian Robinson of the England coach, said,

you will get through with your attack. He is underlining what I

mentioned at the beginning of the first game, I was very surprised to

see that the defence from Singapore was not better. It got better. They

got more into it. I had expected a far better defence from their side.

Just long. Good judgement. Wouldn't it be nice in this situation to see

Lauren Smith stepping more into it than really pushing it down the

line? Yes. That is much better, more live in

their defence. This speedy and it is good. Yes. -- this

Oh yes, nice change of pace from Fu Mingtian. Just reached it.

That has gone long. I have never really spoken to Lauren Smith, we

have seen her at a number of the super series of events we have been

at but she describes herself as competitive, fiery and sociable.

After watching her last night and from what we have seen so far today,

I think I can see that. No, I have never spoken to her either. I saw

her on the junior scene when I was the Danish national coach for the

junior team. Queueing up for that one! It was good, they made a

decision on who would take it otherwise it could have gone really

bad. She is a hard worker, Smith. And that is the reason she has been

chosen to play with Gabby Adcock. That is the whole attitude, she is

in there and working hard. And quite obviously she wants to do well

she is prepared to fight and fight for every rally.

And once again, I think it is a very nice example of the fighting spirit

of the English pair. Eventually, as the coaches were saying, you will

get it down. They fight and fight and fight and eventually they get it

down but it takes quite a while. You have got to be fit.

Good flicked serve, immediately look from Vanessa Neo toward the service

judge as if to say, how did you not call that? Look at how she was ready

for that attack! It is good. It is, very proactive, it is good. That is

good play. Setting up a very good lead for the English here. Yes, a

6-point advantage. So, a 6-point advantage here in the

second game having or the first, Adcock and Smith. -- having already

won the first game. Well taken. What is going through my mind right now

is how much I would have loved to have seen... Of course people will

say I am biased because I played for England before, but can you imagine

if it had come down to this women's doubles in the mixed team final?

Down to the fifth and final match. It was scheduled to be this England

women's pair against the number two seeds in the tournament. Now you

have seen more of them and their fighting spirit, especially of

Lauren Smith... I honestly, totally agree with you. We had this

discussion and you win it! You are right that the English would win it.

But we didn't get that far. It is all speculation. Malaysia were

utterly brilliant and deserved their mixed team gold medal. All decided

in the Men's Singles, 21-19 in the third. Imagine that.

I know when you look at the top Chinese players and pears and the

top Korean pears in world terms, they are dominating in women's

doubles, that was a lovely shot. But I think this English pair have got

very good potential. You have Gabby Adcock who unquestionably is one of

the very best Mixed Doubles players, you don't get to number five in the

world unless you are very good will stop and I like the work ethic and

determination and may be there could be a bit more positive play on

defence from Lauren Smith as you say. Maybe also a little more

precision with her attacking play but she is still quite raw as it

were, only 22 years of age, not much international experience. She will

only get better and better. I totally agree. And the Danish will

find it very hard to beat this pair. Well worked, that is a perfect

example of what we have been talking about. Good power and on that

occasion it was very good placement from Lauren Smith. Getting the

shuttle back into the hitting zone of Gabby Adcock.

And again. It wasn't the cleanest keel, a bit of a mis-hit. --

cleanest kill. Yes, that is definitely from Mixed Doubles.

Do you think they can lose it now? No. Not the way the match is going.

Yes, I like the idea. Vanessa Neo had to turn and she would have taken

that late. She could have punched it even more flat. Even flatter would

have been better. Three straight points for the

Singapore pair. But I can't see them mounting a comeback.

But there again, you never know, that is why we keep sitting down

watching more and more sport because extraordinary things do happen! Yes,

it is so unpredictable. We love it. Yes, that is what it is all about.

Overdone it. Just two points away from looking

their place in the quarterfinals, the English pair. And personally I

think this has been a lot easier than I expected. Me too.

I know it looked very respectable in the first game, 21-18, but we have

to say that they were 20-14 up. That was nice. Nice by Gabby. It is

setting it up very nicely but what a mess. -- v Miss.

First time of asking. Definitely not on the best shot in the game. That

shot from Lauren Smith was not a very good one but she got away with

it as her opponent played it into the net. After 37 minutes... The

victory. 21-18, 21-12. That is just about all we have for

you tonight. Normally we go inside to tell you what is

you tonight. Normally we go inside but as you can see, we have been

you tonight. Normally we go inside shut out. I continue who will be on

the sofa, Michael shut out. I continue who will be on

James, Tanni Grey-Thompson and Jade Jones, Beth Tweddle, Ashton eaten,

Brianne Jones, Beth Tweddle, Ashton eaten,

Rudisha. What they don't Jones, Beth Tweddle, Ashton eaten,

that's tomorrow we have loads of oxen and Friday night, it is Botha

night. What is your favourite channel?