Day 5 Tonight at the Games

Ladies and gentleman, please welcome your hosts for tonight, Clare

Balding and Mark Chapman. Good evening, welcome to Tonight at

the Games. We don't normally start with a tweet. We don't. Do you want

to? Yes, it's from Yvonne, "Well done to team Scotland for having

their best ever Commonwealth Games." CHEERING

Always good to get the audience on side at the They're with start. Us

now. We will reflect Scotland's best ever Games. . More golds today. We

have the pair that won in bowling. We hope to have Libby Clegg on.

Around the bar, we have Northern Ireland's bowlers who won silver.

CHEERING More English badminton players than

you could shake a racquet at, at the back. They're all with their silver

medals as well. We'll reflect on the athletics, on the swimming, table

tennis, on the squash, which was fantastic. Amazing, wasn't it? I

love that, the Cube. It's brilliant. Live sport is still going on. The

women's boxing is going on. Nicola Adams is in action, on the red

button if you want to watch it. Send us your questions and use tachetag

tonight at the Games. Rebecca Adlington and Tanni Grey-Thompson as

well. And a big rounds after plauz for our band, The Federation.

APPLAUSE We will crack on with the action,

starting at Hampden, parked to the rafters today for the athletics,

with seven golds up for grabs. Here he goes, second attempt. That's

a better finish. He hits that cleanly. He's happy with that.

That improves his lead. The next man up, discus man. He needs to go

somewhere around 58 metres or more to get above Aled Davies. That's a

good throw for Dan. That's out there, close to 60 metres, his

lifetime best, a wonderful Gold Medal for Dan Greaves of England.

Oh, that's a big one. Look, she likes that.

They know straight away. Only just inside the target area, but you can

see where the 70-metre mark is. It looks as though that is another

Games record. Sophie Hihchon is in bronze medal position. She launches

it. Well, she's going to fall shy of the 70-metre linement Tremendous

effort though, she put everything into that. Bronze medal for Sophie

Hihchon. Sultana Frizell has successfully defended her title from

four years ago. Having a dinning-dong battle in the shot

putt. -- ding-dong. He takes the lead at the moment and he takes the

Games record. Richards, the Commonwealth champion for men's shot

putt. Jones is going well, the Welshman.

Du Toit is trying to put the South African under pressure. He's done

it. A clean start and Libby Clegg has gone out wonderfully well. Mikel

Huggins is giving her instructions. Here comes Libby Clegg.

The sun comes out, the crowd goes wild. That is Commonwealth gold for

Scotland. So, we are waiting for Libby Clegg

to get here. We have our fingers crossed. Her lap of honour took 45

minutes. Let her enjoy that. Delight Delighted to say Baroness Tanni

Grey-Thompson is with us. APPLAUSE

Ladies and gentleman, also in the house, as they say in those cool

places, we have the gold and Silver Medal from the discus, Dan Greaves

groves and captain of the Wales team Aled Davies are here.

APPLAUSE If you want a bit more room, chuck

Clive over here. I'll put him here. Many congratulations. Tight

competition. And you're good mates, aren't you? Yeah, yeah. That's what

makes it so hard. We've competed against each other for years, but

not to this level. It was war out there today. You do look as if you

could be brothers. I'm the prettier one, though. I was just going to say

that, actually. Given that you are good friends, when either of you

aren't throwing, do you talk to each other or do you try to stay in your

own space? Today was emotional for us both, because this comes around

for us once in a lifetime. We don't know if we will get this chance

again to be part of an inclusive Games. I didn't know how to treat

the situation. I let Dan do his thing. He let me do my thing. I

think we just both wanted to deliver performances that we could be proud

of. Dan, for you, the Commonwealth Games is in your bones, isn't it?

I'd say, yeah. In the loins. All right! Oh, yeah. Explain. I'll

explain. My mother in 1982 on October 4 gave birth to me during

the Commonwealth Games. So I'd say it's kind of fate that I'm in the

Commonwealth Games and fortunate enough to have this around my neck.

Is this the biggest moment in your sporting life? Yeah, it's up there.

Paralympic gold in 2004 was a real special one for me. But as an

able-bodied multisport Games being inclusive and bringing back the Gold

Medal for England, which I don't often compete for England, it's just

a massive honour. Aled, it's always difficult interviewing Silver

Medallists, because for somebody like me or the people in this room,

winning a Silver Medal at anything would be fantastic. And yet, you

obviously aim for gold. So that's quite powerful when you get the

Silver Medal, it's a rubbish question, you begin by going, "How

do you feel? It's a mixed bag. Me and Dan, he's the best in the world

at his category. I'm number one in mine. We knew it was going to be

whoever is better on the day. Dan was the better man. I've looked up

to him my whole career. If I could go out there and give him a run for

his money, I would have been happy. He came through in the end and

pipped me. It's one of those At least things. You've got the looks.

And you're younger as well. Ten years. How did you find it to watch,

I thought it was enthralling? Really hard actually. I've known Dan for...

Forever. And being Welsh, then I kind of have quite divided opinions.

It was an amazing competition. That's great. That's what

Commonwealth Games highlights, at the top level in each of the para

sports, the competition is We saw tight. Libby Clegg winning in the

100m with her guide runner, what tight. Libby Clegg winning in the

response from Hampden, as one would expect, but oh! It was amazing. When

she was announced on the track and I was meant to be co-commentating on

the race, I didn't see who came second and third because it was such

a superb race. It was hers to lose. That's based on a PB and season's

best. She ran a really strong technical race. It was amazing. We

talk about the integration in these Games. You said you don't know

whether there'll be other integrated Games, whilst you are a competitor.

But this must surely send a message that this is the way forward,

doesn't it? People are on about combining the Olympics and

Paralympics, personally I don't think they need to. The Paralympics

are big enough on its own. There are enough events. But other events?

It's amazing what this Games has done bringing able-bodied and para

athletes together. It's a unique experience. I am hoping that it can

develop into something in the future, but it's nice to see that

people are coming out and supporting para sport. Even I felt Scottish!

The Wales captain saying that. APPLAUSE

It's been amazingism feel lucky to be here. You get to enjoy the rest

of the Games? Yeah the European Championships are in two weeks in

Swansea. A couple of days off to let this sink in and then back to the

grind for hopefully defending European title. Congratulations to

you both. Give them both a big round after plauz once again.

APPLAUSE We found out who were the fastest

man and woman in the Commonwealth. COMMENTATOR: Hampden Park falls

silent for the Commonwealth Games women's 100m final.

Away first time, Campbell-Brown quickest out of the blocks. Here

comes the drive from the tall Nigerian. Okagbare storming to the

Gold Medal. Campbell-Brown second. Stewart gets third. What a run. What

a run. I'm so excited right now. A new

season's best, a win. You know my work has been based on the

Commonwealth Games. I was about to put up a show.

The men's 100m final. Gemili gets away really well. Fraser

going well. Gemili has gone with him. It's going to be Bailey-Cole.

The gold goes to Jamaica once more. Ten-flat the winning time. Gemili

has got the Silver Medal! Look how much that means to him. A coming of

age for the 20-year-old. This is my first senior medal. I'm speechless.

The reception I got was brilliant. It's not about times, it's about

position. I've done. It I'm really over the moon. We've had a lot of

tweets about Adam Gemili, we'll read some of them out in a moment. First

Blessing Okagbare who was mightily impressive and put previous

disappointments behind her. It was fantastic. It was really great for

me as an athletics fan in the studio list tong Michael Johnson and Denise

Lewis talking about the race while having Steve Cram in my ear

commentating. Everyone was pleased with her today. There's lots of talk

about who's not here, when we look at the races today, there's

fantastic athletics. What are they saying whilst the race is going on.

You get this privileged position. You can hear what they're saying,

whilst the race is taking place. There's a lot of cheering going on,

a few "Why are they doing that? It's like, who else would you want to be

listening to when you're watching. It's cool. That's like me at the

swimming with Becki and Mark. We all stand up and start cheering. The

men's 100m, Jamaican sprinting is so strong that they can still win it.

Yeah, again, that was expected but Adam you know. So lovely. We were

just shouting for that, for the first 60 metres he had an amazing

start and we couldn't quite see on the finish line whether he had the

silver or not. So really proud of what he did. Just phenomenal

running. The two of them alongside each other and he's so small in

comparison. There's a real contrast in physique and running styles.

Completely. Do you know what, the privilege of being here is you get

to see the expressions on athletes' faces. The crowd is so close to the

track, it's really lovely to get that emotion. Bailey-Cole looked

like he pulled up lame. Yeah, they're all starting to look across

as well, which always worries me in a sprint, where they look either

side. Just look ahead and don't worry. There's so much you can't do

at that stage. Jake, "Adam Gemili has shown he has more in his

locker." That's one of the tweets. "My favourite moment of the Games

was either the Nigerian table tennis team getting told off for their

shorts down celebrations" if you haven't seen that... I haven't. I'm

sure it's on the BBC Sport website. Or she says, Gemili smiling once he

realised he had the silver. #tonight at the games to keep those coming.

Here at Pacific Quay there are all kinds of things going on outside.

And tonight saw a live performance from a very popular Scottish band.

And they are with us now! Thank you for coming in. What was that like?

Fantastic. It is great to be here again playing on the banks of the

River Clyde where we all grew up. For us it was special. We have all

our family down as well. Not only did we get to play but we got to see

the family, so coming back to Glasgow is always special. And did

they give you tickets for events? We have been really busy this summer,

travelling, so we try to catch as many events as we could but only

through the BBC. I love it! That is not why we got them on! And did you

borrow Clyde? Yes, but he was all over the place, crowd surfing at one

point. I had to get him back because I know he wanted to make a TV

appearance. You could have lost him. No, my eyes were firmly on him. He

was always coming back. At one point he came back at a frightening speed!

I am so glad that Wet Wet Wet are here. And I hope you appreciate our

band, The Federation. To get away from this excitement, in the

mornings I tend to go for a walk around Glasgow and this morning I

went to the West End and Kelvingrove park. It was absolutely lovely and I

could hear all this noise because the lawn bowls was going on and this

is what happened today. It is the year 1522 and the first

Duke of Suffolk unwittingly invent a brand-new sport. Fast forward 500

years and it is an integral part of the Commonwealth Games, having

featured in all of them. It requires grace and deafness of touch. Welcome

to the world of lawn bowls. -- deft touch. We are at the picturesque

Kelvingrove to witness the men's pairs final. This is a match between

an unknown quantity, the two Malaysian fellows, and the best in

the world, the Scottish pairing of Alex Marshall and Paul Foster. This

is the biggest prize in global world bowls, so expect competition to be

fierce. Good opening couple of ends.

Shelling peas. Gentle but effective start for Scotland. Not looking good

for Malaysia. Down and it is 10-0 to Scotland. Those Malaysian boys know

exactly how those Brazilian footballers felt. In the area. Down

the split! Got it. This is just getting worse and worse for

Malaysia. He has got the gap. He has run through. Still looks like one to

Scotland. Why is it going? Out there on the side. Wonderful. Malaysia got

two precious points. The comeback is on! He knew he was wide. Two in a

row. 19-threes. This match will be over pretty soon. And it is. On

over. The Scottish pair of Alex Marshall and Paul Foster dominated

the final. Elsewhere the home nations have not

the final. Elsewhere the home nations have been faring badly. In

men's triples, Northern Ireland got silver and Wales got bronze but the

winners were South Africa. I have loved being at the bowls today. You

could say I have been bowled over by it. Hashtag bad joke! Dreadful!

Let's bring on the next Scottish gold medallists. Alex Marshall and

Paul Foster! Did you know going into it that that

would be the 12th for Scotland and would break the record? Was that not

even in the thinking? We got told first thing this morning that if we

got the gold medal it would be a record breaker. It put some pressure

on us. Not too much bother. It didn't show. We managed to come up

with the goods. Paul was magnificent day, phenomenal for the first ten

ends and did not give the Malaysians a chance. I have to thank him for

his performance this morning. You batted them. It was all over. You

were 19-0 up. They are a strong pair but you have to get out of the traps

very quickly. It settles you down and gives you confidence. Alex was

paying you tribute but I am sure you will do the same for him for the

semifinal against England because it was an extraordinary comeback. It

was incredible. Two of the best I have seen in my life. Under

pressure. I was getting emotional and carried away. I was so confident

there would be another shot and it was absolutely amazing. And not

knowing where the camera is! That is going into our top ten! Are

you hiding your eyes seeing that again? Yes, with the celebrations,

you get caught up in the motions at the time. It was more of a

celebration than anything else but when you play two bowls like that,

the best in my life, you have got to celebrate in some way. Just really

happy. Have you had a chance to celebrate since winning gold? Not

really. The media attention is fantastic but I had to go back to

the hotel and get ready because we are still competing in the fours and

we managed to compete against Kenya and win this afternoon. This

afternoon? Yes, 5:45pm. I had ten or 15 minutes to prepare myself and go

back and play tonight. That sounds slightly unfair. I understand why

competitors have to be drug tested but that does not necessarily make

it a level playing field for your next game. It could have waited

until afterwards, yes. I was taken at 2:45pm and I had to go to the

toilet! We love those tales! I have wanted to ask you this. Everybody

calls you Tatty but why? When I was about three, I could not say daddy.

People think it is because I eat potatoes and crisps! Far from it. It

is purely because I could not say daddy when I was younger. You are

the daddy of bowls. Fantastic stuff. That gold medal meant that Scotland

broke their record with 12 gold medals. I expect Team Scotland is a

pretty good place right now. I know you are having a great time at

Pacific key with a cocktail shaker, live audience and band, but here we

have all this! We have got an amazing crowd in

tonight celebrating at the home of Team Scotland. And today is an

historic day. More gold medals in the Commonwealth Games than ever

before for Scotland. What do we think of that?

CROWD CHEERS We have a fantastic line-up of live

music coming up as part of the festival happening across Scotland,

wrapping around the amazing sport we have been enjoying for the last few

days and will continue to enjoy. We have music and entertainment at live

venues and everybody is having a fantastic time. The party is about

to get under way. Yes! Huge relief to find I am not the first artist on

stage! That honour goes to this fantastic band. They are from the

Western Isles and it is great to have them here. Robert Robertson is

the lead singer. You have had fantastic success, topping the world

music charts. Give me an idea of what music you will be playing. Here

we have some bagpipes, some tune sets, and we have a song that myself

and Angus wrote. Some Gaelic to noes Gaelic -- some Gaelic songs as well.

Where does your name come from? It is where he was brought up. How does

it feel to be playing in front of the crowds here as part of the

Commonwealth Games? Absolutely brilliant. I study in Glasgow so I

spent a lot of time there. But we have been all over the place for the

last few weeks. This is the first time I have seen the Games here and

the city is so vibrant and everyone is in great form. They are desperate

for you to get started so I will let you. We are going to have a great

night here. We have a fantastic line-up. I have heard that one of

the boxing teams will be doing a set on the decks later. Well you get

partying down there, we will get partying here. Say goodbye,

everybody. Goodbye, everybody! We will keep going with the bowls

because we have the Northern Ireland bowls team here, who won in the

triples. Neil Booth, Neil Mulholland, and Paul Daly silver

medal. We have to give a message to the team manager. They are not

drinking even though they are sitting at the bar. Correct?

Congratulations. You were the comeback kings in the men's triples.

Yes, we were 7-0 down in the quarterfinal against Scotland and

came back and won, and same quarterfinal against Scotland and

Wales and won, and quarterfinal against Scotland and

against South Africa but then it was a bridge too far. If you

against South Africa but then it was can comeback, does that spare you on

when you get behind? Indeed. We did come back to 14-10. With one more

end, we could have won but unfortunately we didn't. I don't

have Inspector Gadget arms so I will come down here. Apparently the first

question I have to ask you is if you are going to retire. I think I

might. I knew at the start of the year that this would be my last

Games. I have thoroughly enjoyed it. 95% sure I will retire

afterwards! Can I attach this? Has that little beauty changed your

mind? I would like it in a different colour but we will see. I will think

about it over the winter but I think I will call it a day. You go back as

far as Kuala Lumpur. Was that gold at the Commonwealth? Yes, gold to

start and I was hoping to finish on gold. And you are in the fours as

well. The fact you have delivered silver, does that put pressure on

the fourth member? We have mentioned that! He will bring us up that one

notch and hopefully get the goals. We have already played one game and

we are looking forward to bringing him in and seeing what he can do.

Brilliant. A big round of applause for that Northern Irish silver medal

and the Scottish gold medals on the sofa as well. Now from bowls to the

fastest sport of the lot. Do you know that a shuttlecock travelles

faster than a Formula One car? Today was the final of the mixed team

competition for the third Commonwealth Games in a row,

Malaysia against England. This is what happened.

The start of the mixed team final. England have taken the opening game.

What a super return of serve. What reactions. Unbelievable. It's gone

long. Now a match point. That's gone long as well! Well that could prove

absolutely vital. What a thriller for England, it's been a perfect

start. Incredible athleticism you see in

top-class As an badminton. Unbelievable smash.

Oh, that's wild. Yousef claims the second game.

Four match points. He's brought the final level. Chris

Adcock coming back zwron court. Good play by the English here. --

back onto court. Good play by the English here.

Another brilliant smash. That wraps it up. Malaysia are now in front in

the tie. If Malaysia win this women's singles, the Gold Medal tie

is over. This is probably the biggest match

that Sarah has ever had to play in her life.

Good judgment. Time is running out for England.

And Malaysia have retained their title. What a moment for her. What a

moment for Malaysia. Because the bowls players aren't

allowed to drink nor the badminton players. I thought I'd better try.

Gabby and Chris are alongside me, part of the Silver Medal-winning

team. The two of you are married, so how does the relationship work on

court? It's been going pretty well lately. Since we got married it's

got even better. We both trust each other a lot. That helps in a

partnership. We both have the same drive and passion and goal that's we

want to achieve. So far, it's been helping massively. Good. What do the

team think about the Silver Medal? Yeah, I think we're all ecstatic.

It's a bit of a sour point at the minute, we were playing for gold, we

all want aid gold, but on reflection, it's been a -- wanted

gold, but on reflection it's been a fantastic week. Are you allowed to

share a room in the athletes' village? No, we're not actually.

Ahhh, boo. I'm sharing with the girlingz. The boys are sharing

together. We have different teams in there, with the squash and table How

many tennis. To a room? Two. The girls are in three. Me and my

partner are in two. You've still got competitions left to come, straight

back into action? Yes, we start on Wednesday with the individual, we

will have a bit of down time. I think we're going to watch the

boxing Because that's tomorrow. Really relaxing (! ) It's nice to

see all the sports and things and just enjoy the food court for a day,

then back on court on Wednesday. I know that you very rarely disagree,

but what's the one thing that sometimes causes arguments?

Obviously not when you're wearing team kit? I don't think I get much

choice on the selection of kit we wear, to be honest. You usually pick

the kit. I have to put my foot down when Chris wants to wear pink.

Steady on there. You both look lovely in pink. You look good in

silver, the whole team do. Congratulations, thanks very much

for coming in. Good luck with the rest of it. Thank you.

APPLAUSE Sophie says, "I'm glad the

Commonwealth has bowls in it, because it shows everybody that

bowls isn't just an old person's sports." Joanne says, "I'm loving

the band tonight. I wish I knew the secret of guitarist's shiny hair."

Mikey never, ever reveals his secret. James Tweddle says, "After

watching the final of the men's today, I want to give it a go."

In the last few days, we've witnessed the ferocity on the rugby

field, the physicality on the hockey pitch an the fight on the netball

court. There's one sport amongst all others that could take the title for

intensity, a sport where there are no lanes, no zones and there is no

net to separate the opponents. A sport where they are locked in a box

until there can only be one winner. Think cage fighting, but with

racquets and nicer shorts. The Gold Medal match in the women's

competition was between England's Laura Massaro, the world champion,

and Nicol David from Malaysia, the world number one. David won a tight

first game and after that, pulled away to win 3-0. She's got it. She's

the champion again. Right now she is the champion of champions.

Frustrating for Laura, but respectable. Her opponent is

regarded as one of the best ever. I felt like she was moving very well

today. She didn't make a lot of errors. When someone is playing as

well as that you just have to play better, unfortunately it wasn't

there today. Silver Medal in the women's event, team England are

guaranteed gold and silver in the men's final when Nick Matthews and

James Wilstrop continue their rivalry.

Willmott was coming at Matthew with all that he possessed. Matthew holds

on. Willmott strop deserved a game and he's got it. Lovely finish. Too

good. After a pulsiating hour-and-a-half after no quarter was

asked for or given, the match was all square as two games each. The

Gold Medal would be settled by a final and deciding gamement -- game.

And the Gold Medal goes to the world's number two, Nick Matthew.

What can he say, though to James Wilstrop? And Nick Matthew has won

two successive singles Commonwealth gold meldals. Five weeks ago today I

was on a hospital bed having woken up from a knee operation. James as

well, had a scan on his hip. They told him his career was going to be

over, six weeks ago. Our physios have earned their money. There's no

doubt there will be moments where I might think I could have won it, but

silver is a great achievement. I've got to have perspective on that. I'm

fit and I'm well. I've got the doubles, there's a lot of good

stuff. No mean achievement. My brain is going a thousand miles an hour. I

was telling myself to use my brain not my brawn. So hard when that

testosterone is flowing inside you to stay calm. You could see in both

men's faces the intensity of the battle they'd endured. The two

finals I watched today confirms squash is one of the most demanding

sports there is. It would be nice to think that the International Olympic

Committee might have been watching. It was just fantastic to watch. Do

you know that squash players burn up to a thousand calories an hour. That

match was one hour and 40 minutes, that's 1600 calories each. They can

eat a lot tonight. Ollie Williams is with me by our magic map. Where have

you been today? Early start to Carnoustie for the shooting, a

perfect place to pick up a couple of smaller island nations. The shoot --

The shooting venue covers a lot of ground. On my travels, I met a man

who used to prepare for battle on the same fields a few years ago. He

knows his way around. I spent a number of years here with

royal Irish. Some not so good, believe you me! It's not very nice

in the grass and it's raining and you're crawling through muck and

dirt. But good memories, yeah. I'm 61 Today? Today. Yes. Happy

birthday. Congratulations. There's a lot of young people out there, let

them have it. This is my last. You remember the British Empire, you're

a member of my 71 club as well. Thank you very much. Thank you. Good

luck. Loving the selfies. 71 club going

well. Going strongly yeah. Only three more today. I went for quality

over quantity. Doug Creek from Norfolk island, which you will find

over there in the far corner. It takes about two days to get to

Carnoustie from there. He brought his family with him. I asked his son

this morning, he saw his dad shoot and I asked if it was worth it, his

dad finished second last and his son went, "I think." That will be a fun

48-hour back. Nuie Do you know what it translates as? Behold the clock

nut. It does! Yen winly. I know where it is, because it's over here,

there's Norfolk and it's here. I spoke to Clemencia, a shooter, and

maybe they need more coconuts because she told me they're training

while they're back there involves shooting occasionally the local

wildlife in the form of flying foxes and pigeons. Maybe more coconuts

over there and we could change that. And finally, I spoke to the flag

bearer for Canada at the Opening Ceremony. She was in tears before I

even had a chance to ask her a question, because she had shot so

badly. She won -- she's won seven more titles more Commonwealth Games

medals than that. She was kind enough to speak to us and join the

club. I'm sure it will be a consolation that she's in the 71

club. I'm sure it won't actually! I will take my coconuts to Hugh to see

what he can do with them and round up the other headlines of day five:

Other stories from today's action at the Games, and Northern Ireland's

two-time Olympic medallist Paddy Barns began the defence of his light

flyweight tight well a comfortable win. In netball, Wales kept their

semifinal hopes alive with a 47-35 win over Barbados. Northern Ireland

won their first match at a Commonwealth Games beating Saint

Lucia 61-40. In the women's hockey, favourites Australia beat England

3-0. Scotland saw off Wales 2-0. Which means that the winner of the

England-Scotland clash on Wednesday will earn the last semifinal spot.

Scotland also face Wales in the men's hockey. Wales led 2-0.

Scotland came back 3-3 and then this winning goal from Nick Parkes. It

was a fabulous match. Good finish. Behold the coconut. Yeah. Really?

Yeah, really. Did you find that on a reputable website? Yeah.

Yeah, really. Did you find that on a reputable website? Yeah. It sounds

like something from call my bluff. That's how it translates. There's a

loads of stuff when captain cook went there. I could bore you stupid.

Got to move on. Back to where Ollie was at Carnoustie and see how the

medals were decided there. David Currie rounds up all the action.

If shooting were darts, this gent might be Michael the medal man

Gault, nobody has won more in Games history. His aim today: A record

19th before he hangs up his guns for good. The Englishman failed to reach

the 50-metre pistol final. I came here to get one medal, at least one,

I've done that. Meanwhile on the shot gun range,

Charlotte Kerwood was going for more glory, this time, in the single trap

event. Not Charlotte's day either, missing out on the semifinal by a

couple of shots. I'm still walking away with a Gold Medal, it's not For

England bad. Team-mate Caroline Koby reached a sudden-death shootout for

bronze, though. Rooney misses. Povey takes the

bronze medal. Another English bronze in the 50-metre rifle. Kenneth Par

winning his first individual medal. It's a good shot. It's going to be

enough. So if the home nations shooter was

going to end the day with a gold, it would have to be in the women's

50-metre prone rifle. There's Scotland's Jen McIntosh defended her

title, coming away with another British bronze. We are going to move

onto something now because it was that an ultimate day of action in

the pool and Wales were hoping to make it historic. Alas time someone

won gold for Wales was 50 years ago. Jazz Carlin was there and so were

the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry. This is what

happened in the swimming. It looks like it looks like it'll be an

Australian 123 for only the second time in the able-bodied swimming.

Just got it, Mitch of Australia. Jazz Carlin of Wales sprinting down

the last 50. Goodness me. Wales are going to win gold in the 800 metres

freestyle! Jazz Carlin from Swansea takes gold. A brilliant swim.

He is pushing very hard and working for this world record. It looks like

he might be just outside to point 20 .92 -- 2.20.92. He has got the

European gold and now also the Commonwealth gold! Hold on to your

hats. Coming back very strongly is Sophie Taylor, coming back. Sophie

Taylor, the 18-year-old, has overtaken. Can she get goals for

England? A wonderful swim! She gets gold in the 100 metres breaststroke.

A massive British record for her and what a wonderful swim! It is so

tight down this last five. Who will get the touch? It looks like it will

be lane number three and it is. Silver goes to Aimee Willmott of

England and a brilliant swim for her. Coming back is Adam Peaty in

the black cat. Vandenberg gets the touch! Silver for Adam Peaty. That

will be a wonderful competition for years to come. This is utterly

brilliant. She has gone out so fast and her sister is catching her up

very fast. Cate Campbell leading at the moment and Bronte Campbell

following. She has got it. Another Australian 123. Coming back is Adam

Barrett and this is really quite interesting. Joseph Schooling going

very well to Singapore. Coming through is Chad Le Clos. My goodness

me! 51.29. Chad Le Clos wins the gold!

Love the fact that his father has a South Africa shirt but this is our

Wales tea cosy for Jazz Carlin! With us is the Commonwealth champion from

the 800 free and you were delighted to be replaced by Jazz Carlin. If I

was going to be replaced by anyone, I was delighted it was her. She had

some tough years, missing out on the Olympics, so I am really pleased for

her. The first Welsh woman in 40 years, you could see as soon as

Sharon told her in the interview, she welled up because it meant so

much to her. Very emotional on the podium as well. Good podium tears

from the pool. Tanni Grey-Thompson was crying. And Gabby as well.

Hormonal tears. Whatever! The other excitement at a teenage level,

Sophie Taylor. Yes, only 18 and it was incredible. She missed out on a

medal in the 50 metre breaststroke earlier in the week and he did not

have the best 200 metres breaststroke either. -- she did not

have. To storm the 100 metres, and changing clubs, she has such a

bright future. One more day left of swimming. I am sad and I don't want

it to end. We have some relays and the men's 1550 metres freestyle from

Ben Proud. A great night tomorrow night. -- 1500 metres and the 50

metres freestyle. Libby Clegg is also here alongside her guide. Let's

bring on Oliver and Libby and her guide!

Oliver, first of all, you have completed the set! Paralympics,

European, Worlds, and now Commonwealth gold. That is what I

have been shooting for all year. It is a relief to be able to do that

tonight. And your brother used to compete with you. We always saw you

in races together. What has happened to Sam? He has decided to call it a

day, unfortunately. It would have been nice for him to be out there

tonight but he was in the stands cheering me. Oh, good and you got a

great response. And so did you, Libby. What your lap of honour 45

minutes? I did not realise it was that long! We were enjoying

ourselves. Where you getting mobbed all the way round? It was great to

have so much support from everybody and all the people we knew. They

were getting photographs and talking to us and hugging us, which was

nice. And did you become her guide runner to follow in the footsteps of

your stepfather? Yes, Lincoln, who had a brilliant career in athletics

in the 80s, was guiding Libby. They managed to get the silver in Beijing

and then I was given an opportunity to work with Libby and he asked me

if I wanted to give it a go. I thought it was a challenge and I

decided to go for it and I have not looked back, to be fair. And you

have recently got a guide dog. Hattie, is that right? Yes. But you

have had to adapt to her routine rather than her adapting to yours?

Yes, she wakes me up in the morning. I don't like getting up in the

morning. I feel bad. She said that my bedroom door, like, feed me! So I

have to get up. Yes, dogs have got to be fed. I heard what you said

about running blind, it is exhilarating because you are in

control and out of control at the same time. Definitely. We are like

one person and it feels incredible. I am kind of on my own but

together. It is really strange. It works really well and we perform

well together. Going out to celebrate in Glasgow tonight?

Definitely not. I am looking forward to my bed! Everybody is seeing a lot

of love for the para-sport and we love them being integrated.

Commonwealth champions Oliver Hynd and Libby Clegg! Thank you to Becky

as well. Artistic gymnastics got under way today, with men's and

women's team events both taking place at the same time and both

spread over two days for the first time. Louis Smith was back after a

year and a half out and he put in an impressive performance on the pommel

horse to put England in the lead ahead of Scotland. And England also

lead the women's competition ahead of former champions Australia. Both

competitions conclude tomorrow. And Nicola Adams has won in the finals

of her boxing as well. Let's bring you up to date on the table tennis

because today was the men's team final and England took on the

favourites, Singapore. The gold medal match, the final match of this

competition the first game is so critical.

Zhan converts the opening match into a W for Singapore. England trailing.

Match point for the 12th ranked player in the world. He has played a

wonderful match. That is why it is called safe hands and the

mountain's gradient got considerably steeper for Team England now. More

chance of Paul Drinkhall beating Zhan. Sizeable upset in the men's

doubles. The phenomenal result for Andrew Bagley and Paul Drinkhall,

bringing the match back to 1-2 and all to play for. This will always be

a tough ask for Andrew Bagley. Match point Singapore. There it is. 12

medals to Singapore, 3-1. At the swimming yesterday we had Harriet

Davies winning bronze for Scotland. Under the weightlifting Rebekah

Tiler just missed out on the medals, coming forth for England in the 69

kilograms class. And this is Nicola Adams winning through to the

quarterfinals, the first ever woman to win an Olympic gold medal. She is

hoping to add the Commonwealth gold medal as well. A flurry of punches

to win that match and no doubt at all about the winner. This is how

the medals table looks at the end of day five. The gap between Australia

and England remains three. Scotland are third on 13. We might get a

cheer here! CROWD CHEERS

And Wales got more goals today, so they are eighth. And silver for

Northern Ireland today as well from the lawn bowls. Tomorrow coverage

starts bright and early on BBC One and BBC Two and BBC Three as well as

across the radio networks. Mountain biking will be brilliant. Artistic

gymnastics, seven gold medals up for grabs, and David Weir is going in

the wheelchair races as well. And Hannah Miley goes up against Jazz

Carlin of Wales in the swimming and it is the relay which England might

win. Breathe! Anna says that she nearly screamed herself hoarse for

Libby at her event today. Thanks to everyone on the show. We leave you

with The Federation. # Drop all your troubles

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