BBC Two: Day 6: 22:00 - 22:30 Commonwealth Games

at Hampden Park where Laura Weightman has just won silver for

England. What a brilliant performance from her. She is

overjoyed with that success. You can see that clearly. And somebody else

who is overjoyed as her coach, and our commentator, Steve Cram. Tell us

your emotions, not just on coaching her but the fact that you

commentator and whilst she won a silver medal?

She is a toff athlete. -- tough. A really good example of somebody who

has worked hard over the years. Her attitude is always 100%. She has

been improving year-on-year. The Olympics were a massive experience

for her and two years and she has won a medal here at Hampden Stadium.

I knew perhaps surprised at the performance?

Not in the sense of how gutsy she was. She felt terrible after the

heats so we chatted today about discarding that. The runners from

Kenny, they are amongst the best in the world, but we talked about how

you have to be prepared for somebody not running to 100% of their

ability, and the hats Obiri didn't. -- perhaps. But Laura is a real

scrapper who will always give 100%. What I will tell her off about is

watching the screen as she came down the home straight! Look at the

delight on her face. She went to the front early. She

went down that inside lane. Were those the tactics she discussed?

The race was slow with 700 to go, and you need to get close to the

front. She made a great move to get on the shoulder. When she saw an

opportunity to just hold that position, the last 500, you need to

hold it. You cannot have people coming around you. Her family have

been up here. Diane has got the bug also and started running ten K since

Laura began doing so well. Her little brother did a training

session with a couple of weeks ago. They have all pitched in. The whole

of Northumberland will be proud. The local newspaper had a poster.

We can bring in Paula Radcliffe. She watched intently. What did you make

of it? I really happy. And well done to

coach Steve Cram for not just coaching but managing to commentate

on that! How many times did she dig deep? She had to really do so down

the back straight to hold the position. And then to fight again

around the bend. Here we see her coming up to the Dell. She is trying

to hold her position. She knows they are all queueing up behind her. She

needs to keep Kibiegon wide and is pushing hard. She does not panic.

She can probably feel Laura Muir on her outside. At this stage she is

really hurting but she is just so strong. The big thing is the work

she has put in over the winter on her strength and endurance, and to

put in back-to-back races, when the heats yesterday were so fast. You

can see that the fatigue is just catching up with more your, she does

not quite have the insurance of Weightman -- endurance. But she is

not using off at all. She knows that the medal is not hers until she

crosses the line. An incredibly gritty performance.

She just hung in. She did. She was kicking had at that

point. As Steve said she knew she was up against two of the best 1500

metres runners around. And her colleagues, Laura Muir of Scotland,

and Hannah England, she was just holding on down that home straight,

just trying to maintain her form and stay strong. When she crossed the

line, the relief and adrenaline of that well earned a silver medal.

Steve Cram can give the official result of the 1500 metres. All

yours! Kibiegon, taking the Commonwealth

title for Kenya. A brilliant silver medal for England's Laura

Weightman, and a surprise bronze medal for Kate Van Buskirk of

Canada. And in the final result of the

men's hammer: Great stuff. We will try to hear

from Laura Weightman in the 20 minutes we have on air. First,

Greco-Roman wrestling has been dropped from the programme, which is

a shame, because in ancient Greece, they would fight coated in all of

oil to protect them from the sun, although that may not have been

necessary here! But we do have freestyle wrestling.

That was a warning to the Indian for passivity. The court has come up, if

the Indian does not score a point in the next 20 seconds, the opponent

will be giving a point. New rules to encourage the fighters

to attack, but the Indian was deemed to be passive.

You just need to defend. 6-4. That is the end of round one. Vinesh,

leading at the halfway point. I do not understand that, with so

little time left on the clock. She would have taken the point and been

in the lead. Here is the throne. Excellent, driving ahead. -- here is

the throw. Back out for the second period.

Three minutes to decide the gold medal. The woman's 48 K class.

Vinesh, the Indian, two points up. She might not have a track record of

doing well at major championships, Vinesh, but her sisters are both

medallists, so that says a lot, it runs in the family. The Indian looks

stronger at the moment, but there's plenty of time left on the clock.

She comes in for an attack, but does not get the score. Just under two

minutes to go in this gold medal match.

Vinesh, the youngster, growing in confidence.

She looks strong, doesn't she? She is just going to defend her lead. It

does not matter if she gets penalised... But she has got the

league again and takes her down for four Mac point! -- got the leg.

She is going to get her onto her back! It will go to 10-8.

Is that another reversal? Three points in it. 50 seconds to go in

this gold medal match, can the Englishwoman pool out of this and

score the three points that she needs? The referee will bring them

back to their feet, which is good news for England, she needs every

second to get something back here. They are giving it their all, they

are so fit, these athletes. She has got 30 seconds. She needs to get out

of there, she needs three points. She spins around for the take-down,

she needs to get her onto her back and start scoring. The Indian

hanging on for her life. Rattigen, running out of time... And the

Indian has done it picks -- and the hopes and dreams of Rattigen turned

into silver. Vinesh, like we say, it runs in the family. She has done

it, two out of two for India. Rattigen, she looks devastated, I

don't know why she went in for that throw which gave two points away.

Weightman, who we are hoping to hear from shortly, though she is busy

doing a selfie for everyone in the crowd, and shots taken as well, but

terrific effort for Laura. She got a silver medal and apparently is

trending worldwide on Twitter. And why not? Great performance.

Weightlifting and the first officially organised competition

took place in 1877. The first British champion was Scott Lumsden

Elliott who won with a one-handed lift. History does not reveal what

he did with his other hand. -- Launceston Elliott. It has been 52

years since Scotland last won gold at the Commonwealth Games. But

Brightman who won Silva for my three years ago was going for gold.

This is where we need to see the head and heart under the bar. We

sort of know already that the gold is beyond him. It will be

America... Let's get this done. This lift is the only one that

matters to him today. He did his best. I'm just thinking that maybe

the occasion, maybe the presence, maybe the fans and family, goodness

knows, but something got to him, because we know that Peter Kirkbride

can do this almost on any day of the week. Only three men left in this

competition, so they are all medal... They are all on the podium.

It is a question of what colour. Absolutely. This athlete is almost

overlooked in this competition but he is making progress lift by lift.

Well... What a dance, and he held it. Not easy during those kind of

dances to save weight. So what the Indian has decided is this is what

our man can do, let's do it and let them see how brave and good these

other two guys are. Yes, let's push them into uncomfortable territory.

And the man from Papua New Guinea has not got a score on the board

yet. Anything can still happen. This with the full five out of six for

the lead. He can't stand up. So hard. He was

trying to bounce to get out of it. Just no way to generate the force

from that position. Stephen now has to put his chips on the table.

A little off on the timing that you can see this weight is not his

maximum. Doesn't happen with maximum weights every day. What an amazing

lift there. 344, first place. So eight kilograms go on.

Brilliant recovery. Very patient. Come on! Fantastic. And another

amazing celebration dance. When champions are asked, champions

deliver. So he's doing exactly what he needs and no more.

What the fight. That was the most spectacular lift of the day so far.

The champion of 94 kilos. The jury, the referee is actually saying, they

are 2-1 against him. Oh, that is a touch on the knee. That is a

definite touch on the knee. The audience is quiet. Here comes the

official announcement. Oh! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE We have

watched the video and we know that was a wrong decision. I am not sure

if it really touched, though. That would be a side view to check. He

has put six kilos on the bar. What this athlete needs to focus on right

now is not being frustrated. He is probably feeling robbed right now if

he saw the replay as well. This is for the gold medal.

He is left in silver. And, as he said, he really feels robbed. Papua

New Guinea, which ever way you like, whatever you think, came for the

gold medal and they have got it. Strong boys, and the Scottish weight

continues for a gold medal in that sport. We promised you Laura

Weightman and she was one of five silver medallists for England on the

track this evening. He/she is with Phil Jones.

One of the biggest smiles tonight, yours after you secured a silver

medal. Not far off the gold. I do not think words can describe the

feeling when you cross the line and you have to medal you so desperately

wanted. It is a nerve-wracking race out there and I had to put myself to

the front line early on. To go around that top bend of the home

straight knowing I was in gold medal position, I was hanging on for dear

life, trying to close in so much on the Kenyan who one there. The

feeling in the stadium, the roar of the crowd, it is an amazing feeling.

What is great to see is that you have great belief in yourself and a

couple of searches you put in there, you put yourself at the front in a

good position to strike for a moment. I wanted to give myself the

best chance of performing well. If you step off that track knowing you

have done everything he possibly could, you will be happy. I am over

the moon with the silver. I gave it everything I could. You signed many

autographs and have many photographs taken. It looked like you enjoyed

every single second. I have never had the opportunity to do a lap of

honour before. It is amazing seeing the number of friends and family and

friendly faces in the crowd that have come here to support me. It was

great to give them a bit of time. One of the last photos was for our

own Steve Cram. He commentated on your race. He coaches you. I'm not

sure how he copes watching sometimes and how he deals with the emotions

and the pressures. But I'm really glad I delivered and it is down to

him I got this far. Hopefully it is just start for us. Congratulations.

Yes, Welton, Laura. -- well done Laura.

Women's boxing made its debut at the Games last night, and there are

three categories - flyweight, lightweight and middleweight.

Well, its been a long wait - but here we go with a bout between

teenager and European bronze medallist Lauren Price,

Watching this middlweweight clash was Richie Woodhall

And Ronald McIntosh. We join it in Round 3.

COMMENTATOR: The penultimate round. The boxer just met with a crisp

right hand. Lauren Price really warming up now. And London from

Deanna with three crisp shots to begin this third round. -- from

Guiana. It is a change of tactics, one way

of doing it. She needs to spoil P Price, do something to get inside.

She can throw her shots when she is inside, there is just not much

coming from London. At least she's trying to get in that jab. What

London really needs to do is start pushing price back. But here, Price

is growing in confidence. She is landing them very effectively. That

shot just snaked through the guard of London.

That is augmented by tremendous foot speed as well. That brings about a

standing count. The referee could have intervened earlier for standing

count. Fully warranting a standing count. 30 seconds to go in this

third round. Price really upped the tempo at the start. Another standing

count for London. Price barely breathing heavily.

London has demonstrated to the referee that she's OK. He is

satisfied. The right hand of that combination

did get through. What a round of boxing produced by Lauren Price. She

really did step up a gear and it increased the distance and quality

that we have seen throughout this two ox is through Round 3. -- that

we have seen from these two boxers through Round 3.

The Welsh woman stepped up the pressure and tempo in Round 3.

London has been dominated also in Round 1 and two. During the third

round she was put under increasing and sustained pressure. She received

two standing counts during the course of the third round.

She has no answer to the 20-year-old from Wales. She has run out of

resources and ideas. She is continuing to attempt to counter on

the back foot, but Price picking the shots that well. -- at will.

London is remaining committed. He has got to admire her fighting

spirit. Price's hands are relaxed now. She's

confident. She knows she can hit at will. It would be interesting to try

to apply the pressure and finish her off in the fourth round.

She knows she just has to keep snapping out her left jab, which is

incredible. So difficult to see those jabs from

the hip. Those rising jabs. London just cannot see it coming. There is

the bell. No doubt about the outcome of that. The crowd delighted. Lauren

Price with a virtual masterclass against Teresa London, the

19-year-old from Guiana. The winner by unanimous decision and through to

the quarterfinal, in the blue corner, representing Wales, Lauren

Price! Olympic medallist Nicola Adams is in

action tomorrow. We are past halfway at Glasgow.

Today At The Games is on BBC One at 10:40pm. See you at 757 tomorrow. --

CU at seven o'clock for day seven tomorrow. COMMENTATOR: It is a 1- to

the New Zealand! Gold, Ben Brown, England. He takes

gold for England. Going to be very tight, and Riley gets the gold. It

is won by