Day 6 Tonight at the Games

your hosts for tonight, Clare Balding and Mark Chapman!

Hello. Good evening. I nearly knocked Clyde over. Do not do that.

Welcome. So much stuff on Tonight At The Games. 31 Gold medals. We will

try and get through swimming, athletics, gymnastics, mountain

biking. Wrestling. It is also the final night of the swimming. So we

have made them a special cocktail. Splash in the pool, that is the

name. Look at who was enjoying it. My fellow presenters. Sharron Davies

is also on her way down, they are all coming. This is a full party. --

people party. We have as many gold-medallists as we can. -- a

swimming pool party. Sebastian Proedl and Daley Thompson will also

be here, along with Beth Tweddle. -- Sebastien Coe. And you can put your

questions to our guests. They love you, Marko. Let's get

started with the sport, dive right in and begin with swimming.

The final of the women's 400m freestyle.

It is all to play for! Lauren Boyle starting to push ahead.

Can Jazz Carlin comeback? The Gold is gas -- the Gold is definitely

going to Lauren Boyle of New Zealand. Silver to Jazz Carlin. No

doubt about the champion. Then proud, 19, a new dish record --

Benjamin Proud. -- British record. A very quick start and Benjamin

Proud is using a lot of the 15 metres underwater, all the way, but

the Australians are coming back into macro. In five, Benjamin Proud is

getting the touch. He has got it. Gold, Benjamin Proud, England.

The final of the women's 50 metres backstroke and the fastest women in

the Commonwealth in the centre. It might be Davies and Lauren Quigley.

Davies gets the Gold and Lauren Quigley gets the silver. Gold to

Davies of Wales, brilliant! Look at this. The men's 200 m

individual Relay and one of the hardest races at this Commonwealth

Games. Chad le Clos in the lead. Australia are leading. Wallace is

coming back, he will not live up on the silver medal in the May well get

it. -- Wup. He has got the silver, wonderful stuff from Dan Wallace!

Look at that! A very good start as expected,

Sophie Papps go of New Zealand. The world record-holder in the final of

the 200 m, can she win her second Commonwealth Games old medal here?

What a great swim. Very tight for the silver. -- Gold medal. No doubt

about the winner. A double, double. From Ryan

Cochrane. He does look pretty comfortable. He is charging. This

race is not going to change Gold and silver. The Gold goes to Ryan

Cochrane, but look at the race for bronze. I cannot believe it, he is

going to do it, do Daniel Jervis. Wales have done it, he has got a

bronze medal. -- Daniel Jervis. That was awesome!

Daniel Jervis was a great story but it finished with two relays and in

the women's race, Australia were the winners, with England second. Fran

Halsall. And the men's race was extraordinary, I had to stay to

watch this because it was a battle between England in great and

Australia in yellow. This is the final touch! Adam Brown. -- England

in the great caps. Taking Gold in the medley Relay. England finished

with ten Gold medals, Scotland with three, Wales with two, Rebecca

Adlington has joined us. So excited. We are going to bring on our first

guest, and you have to introduce them or you will burst. The roof is

going to come off. Ready? Please welcome two of teams Scotland's's

champions, Hannah Miley and Ross Murdoch! -- team Scotland's's

champions. Daniel Wallace is not here. There is

a team dinner tonight. We hope to have him later this week. And queue

for missing the team dinner. -- thank you. Has it sunk in yet? Not

really. The feeling I had at the end, I still do not believe it was

me that did that. You created one of the images of the Games. Two! The

look on your face when you turned round and you saw the scoreboard and

you realised your time, a Games record, and that you had one Gold.

And also on the podium. You had everybody in this country going... I

just could not hold it together. Just having the home crowd singing

the national anthem. It was something I will never forget. It

was amazing for me. Hannah, you were a dynamo. How many individual

finals? Seven. You not tired? I am now, I am very

tired now. I only expected to make two so anything else was a bonus. Do

you want your moment? Let's show you. This is Hannah finding her dad,

Patrick, in the crowd. Exactly! That Hogg. It says a million words --

that Hogg. And your mum. You have always said you did it for them. We

are such a close-knit unit. We do it against the grain, we are in the

middle of nowhere. We have a little 25-metre rule. My dad has taken me

from throwing me in when I was little to wanting me to be safe

around water. -- 25-metre swimming pool. Not that chilly! He wanted me

to swim and you do not realise the potential you have. -- not

literally. My family have been involved. My two younger brothers

swim also. It is working. And even my mum, she keeps us grounded. So it

is for them, really. I am very family orientated. Ross, what is

next, are you prepared for how things will change? I am not quite

sure yet. It is coming a bit fast for me. I will take it all in and

have a couple of days to regroup with my coach, have a chat about the

meet. We will have another couple of competitions this season so it does

not finish here. I think the meet has gone quite well! Put it into

perspective what teams Scotland have achieved. Dan Wallace swam great to

get a silver medal -- teams Scotland. I think everybody probably

thought the Australians would dominate. But they have not. Hannah,

you got the ball rolling and so many Scottish people were going, I want

to be like them, and the podium! It was amazing to see the momentum.

They must have heard you are here because the Hydro has gone Gold.

Exactly! I do not know why the Armadillo is green! But the Hydro is

Gold. Do you go on holiday now? I need to regroup and we need to work

out the next stages. The competition has not finished yet, we have more

things going on in the summer. Definitely a break away is needed.

We spoke to your dad on the show, we have spoken to your mum before.

Hello, Maureen. When you heard I was going to talk to you again, you

said, no, not really. That is standard after people have been

interviewed by me once, are you happier tonight? I was always happy.

I meant about talking to me! This is all about me. Are you more content?

Yes, I am. Flower of Scotland is very moving for a Scots but it was

very loud. We have the entire family. Everybody is always nice

about their sons, but brothers and sisters can say naughty things about

brothers. What is he like as a Big Brother? He is not actually that

bad. You cannot ask for more! That is

complimentary for a little sister. What is she like as a little

sister? Brilliant. Proud dad? I have only got that last 50 metres in that

last lap in my head. I cannot forget that, that was just incredible. How

were the nerves? I was just leaping! Jumping! He was really into. How did

he do it? He was -- he was great. And see your dad! I am not quite

sure. -- and see your dad. It was to do with the home crowd. I was not

sure where I was and when I heard the crowd, I just wanted it more

than anything in the world and I just went for it. Scott? I have been

kicking myself for always being second best! Great and set! It's got

a round of applause. -- that is a great answer. Let's give Scott a

round of applause. Thank you very much. That was not too bad. Was that

all right? That was OK. In recognition of everything Scotland

have done already, Jill Douglas is back at the fruit market.

Another fantastic night here. And. We have another big crowd at the

fruit market. -- fantastic night here. And. -- for Scotland. We love

Scotland are enjoying their most successful Commonwealth Games ever.

We had a party here last night, some people were here until the small

hours. I was not one of them. We have another great line-up tonight

and some fantastic acts coming on but we will also be joined by a host

of medallists. A couple have sneaked in early to say hello. Please

welcome... MacLean.

APPLAUSE Do people jump up and start cheering

every time you walk into the room at the moment? Yeah, that's what we're

getting all the time, walking down the street... No, not quite the

rapturous applause these guys have been giving It's fantastic us. , the

Gold Medal, out of retirement, here in Glasgow, carrying the flag an

amazing few days. Yeah, I said earlier in the week someone said a

once in a lifetime, but it's once in 100 life Times, if you got a

thousand people together, how many of them would carry a flag for their

team at their home Games and wane Gold Medal. -- win a Gold Medal.

It's the most bizarre, surreal, amazing experience. You've done us

proud. There he is. APPLAUSE

Of course, the hot ticket in town was the velodrome, Neil Fachie,

Craig MacLean, double Gold Medallists. I saw you at the

mountain biking today. Life has changed a bit because of what you

achieved. Yeah, I'm going to be honest, we didn't see a lot of the

cycling today because we were constantly having photos taken and

signing autographs, which is nice, don't get me wrong. I'm not used to

smiling so much. Huge smile on your face as well, Craig. We have saw it

on the track, once you got your breath back. It's been fantastic,

hasn't it? It's been amazing. It's something I never thought I'd get to

experience. Potentially the last big event of my career, what a way to go

out, amazing. We will have a party here. Some of your team-mates are

coming down. Amazing acts are coming on. A great crowd in the house.

Let's have some fun. CHEERING

I think Gill knows the best spots anywhere in the world, but

particular Glasgow. Amelia on Twitter, Ross Murdoch's podium face

made my heart melt. Han yay mily lifting the roof off Tollcross was

amazing. Elaine says, "Favourite moment is

the men's swimming relay final. Fabulous end to the swimming event."

Let's reflect team Wales and team England. We have Jazz Carlin and

Georgia Davis and along with them from England, Siobhan Marie

O'Connor, Adam Peaty... (Downed out by cheering)

Gosh, well done. That's a lot of swimmers all on one Jazz, I stage.

Said to Rebecca earlier today that you are the new Adlington. And she

said, "That's fine by me." That's nice. Becky achieved so much and did

so much for the distance swimming girls. Yeah, it's obviously nice to

bring back the Gold Medal to a British nation. The extraordinary

thing was until yesterday, Wales hadn't won a Gold Medal for a woman

in the pool for 40 years. Then two in two days because Georgia did it

again. Brilliant. APPLAUSE

I watched Jazz and it inspired me. I saw her right before my semifinal of

the 50 backstroke and I watched the National Anthem and it made me want

to really go for it and tonight again, I watched her right before I

raced. It's so inspiring. Let's look at your medal ceremony from today.

We can show that as well. Did you talk properly last night about what

it was like? Not too much because Jaz had a race this morning and had

to get back and get some rest ready for the 400. It was, yeah, amazing.

The 50 m backstroke it is amazingly fast and all of that churning of the

water and the waves going down the pool like a tidal wave, it's

extraordinary. It's really close. You never know if you've won or come

third or fourth or whatever until you look at the score board. Team

England, how are we? Shall we start with the final four by 100 relay,

which was a good way for team England to round off their

championships. Who wants to talk? I'm stuck for words really. As soon

as we touched in, it was going to be tough, Australia came back really

strong. We gave the best for our country and couldn't think of

anything else. The Aussies have won that... Since about 1870! Last four

Commonwealths at least. Yeah! I think it is. I think the last time

England won the medley relay, butterfly wasn't even invented. Look

at you. Roar! A great effort. Due enjoy it? Yeah, it was an

unbelievable experience. I swap the freestyle -- swam the freestyle leg.

I was against the fastest guy in the world, James Magnussen. He was

coming back at me the whole second 50. I had to dig in deep and give

everything from my heart. What was your lead as you went in? I have no

idea. These guys set me up perfectly well. It was a perfectly executed

race. I knew that he was going to be after me the whole way. I just had

to dig in deep. Are you thinking - I need a certain lead. Or do you focus

on what you have to do? I knew they would give me a good lead. Having

James chase me down the last length I just had to give it everything.

Chris Walker-Hebborn got your individual gold and part of the

team. It's an amazing meet. You like to celebrate in an unusual way,

don't you? Yeah I like to have a cup of tea and a biscuit when I get

That's very back. Unusual! APPLAUSE

It's been fantastic. More than I could have asked for. For those that

know me, it's been a long four, five years of not doing much. To come

away with two golds was absolutely over the moon. I'll be celebrating

with a few more tattoos hopefully. You like to show them off. Show your

arm. I have a nice one on my leg as Oh, gosh well. . Do that again, so

we can see it properly. What is that then? Like a she-wolf, like a tribal

wolf. How long did that take to do? Four-and-a-half Is it hours.

Painful? It felt great, really good. We could have a long conversation

about tattoos but let's talk to Siobhan, who is also your

girlfriend, how many medals in total? Six.

APPLAUSE And you're only 18, are you the

youngest in the team? Not the youngest this year. I'm one of the

youngest, but not the youngest. There are a few girls who are just

18. Have you got all six on at one go? Yeah. They said to bring them

along, so I thought I would. Thank you, thank you for obeying our

instructions. That's very kind of you. The other amazing thing to

reflect on from team England is that two English swimmers did the sprint

double, Fran Halsall and this guy here Ben Proud.

APPLAUSE You're going to be getting a lot of

post and a lot of messages on Facebook and a lot of stuff through

on Twitter. I think you have a massive fan base now. There's been

so much support the past week. Everyone out there all friends,

family, people I train with, just sup porting me so much. It's made

the your honoury a lot easier. What's -- Journey a lot easier.

What's best aspect? The team environment. Spending time with team

England, team Wales and team Scotland. It is the friendly Games.

It will be two weeks I'll never forget. When you go back to Wales,

are you expecting a home coming party? Maybe. I'm not going back to

Wales. I have to go back to Loughborough for training. Straight

back to training. What about you Jazz? Back to Swansea and then off

to Majorca with a training -- for a training We should camp. Mention Amy

Wilmot who won two silver medals, she's over at the bar. A grand job

as well. APPLAUSE

it's been a delight to watch. Thank you so much, congratulations to the

swimmers from team Scotland, team Wales and team England! Right, the

swimming is over, but the athletics is really only just begun. Here's

what happened today: Triple jump, Samuel of England, wow,

that's big. I think she's just absolutely

smashed that. Kimberly Williams, a huge medal favourite. Gold for

Jamaica. Silver Medal for Laura Samuel.

It's going to be a Kenyan one, two, three. There's still a chance she

might make it. She looks for the gap between the lap runner. She might

just make it. Kate Avery picks it up again. She's

trying to make it, but oh, it's been given to England.

Beth Potter takes fifth place. Both of them reasoning personal bets.

-- bests. Williams-Mills looking strong.

McPherson is running well. Stephanie Ann McPherson coming through.

McPherson is going to get this. She is the Commonwealth champion. A

Jamaican one, two and three here. Bronze medal now. Scotland silver

throw from Nick Miller. Steacy of Canada.

Brathwaite and now Riley coming through. It's Riley and Sharman.

Sharman just stutters up that hurdle. It's tight. Riley gets the

gold. Sharman the silver. Good performance by Riley. Sharman

must be thinking - that was my chance.

Damian Warner, a man who knows he's on the way to only one thing,

Commonwealth gold. Warner, the Canadian will win the

gold. That is settled. Ashley Bryant. The gold and Silver

Medallists. Kibiegon is kicking from the front. Weightman going past

Obiri. Can they chase them down? It's going to be Kibiegon. Weightman

trying to hang on for the Silver Medal. Kibiegon takes the gold,

Weightman the silver. Delight for the Englishwoman.

In the meeting earlier today to discuss who we would get on to

discuss the athletics, a clue was given to one of the people, which

was as follows: I said what's that? I didn't understand it. To anybody

who had a spectrum in the 1980s, it is evident what that is, that's what

you used to play Daley Thompson's decathlon. I didn't know that!

Please welcome Daley Thompson and Lord Sebastian Coe.

APPLAUSE You do the moves. It's the fastest

I've seen him move in ten years. I feel deprived. Yeah, you need to

play that. What was all that about? Dal ey's 1980s video game, which we

all played. If you did a multievent sport, you could have done a

computer game named after you as well. The 800 and 1500 would have

been... Child's play. None of that going on. Can I just say, you might

want to get some pipe and slippers out for the old guy. He's just been

having warm milk. Is that what you were drinking? Ti, was tea. It was

tea. We had our special cocktail. What's that? It's called splash in

the pool. Splash in the pool. It's been made for us. It's a cocktail

for our swimmers. Feel free to help yourself. We haven't spoken about

athletics at all and that was the whole point of having you on. Can I

start with Eilidh Child in the 400m hurdles today who smashed her heat.

Said she broke all her usual routines by waving to the crowd

beforehand, because she got carried away by the home fans, but in a good

way. It can happen. You make preparations and you get into the

stadium and 40,000 people are shouting. You throw everything out

of the window and you show them how happy you are. She is running great

and she will be in with a chance. It is harder to coming to the Games and

sometimes the person on the poster is not the one who emerges as the

star. No, they are not. The great thing and the awful thing about

championships is that they are not always respectful of reputation. You

can come in in great form but championships find people out. The

people who come through... You have seen it today, they are the ones who

just enjoyed the big championship environment. Some do not take to it

that easily. The Commonwealth Games in particular

could be a great launch pad. They could give somebody the confidence

of a first medal to perform in so-called bigger championships, with

greater competition. Ashley Bryant might be an example. It is a great

place to learn your trade. It is the kind of place where there is a net

of pressure but not suffocating like you get at the Olympics. If you are

going to be good, this is the kind of place where you test yourself.

You see if you enjoyed the stress and you move on. We saw one of the

track and field athlete enjoying it, Greg Rutherford, who only needed one

jump to get through to tomorrow. He wanted to sign as many autographs as

he could. And there was quite an insistence... There was an official

he was trying to get him to go. He was going, no! There is a baby I can

hold. There is a child who wants a photograph with me. I have an

autograph to do. Come on, photograph with me. I have an

love him. Look, there is a baby. It is just perfect! He is in great

form. He is determined to enjoy it. I think there is also an element of,

it has been hard since the Games. He has had injuries. He came in not the

favourite, but he probably was because he went into London with a

world leading performance. The last couple of years have been difficult

and he is relishing being back at the centre of things. That was a

pretty good example of it! We have been sent this message, freeze bank

Seb for the Olympics, because he thinks it has helped Glasgow put on

a good show -- please thank Seb. I think that confidence has rolled

over. That is a very generous thing to say. I think these guys would

have put on a good show anyway. This is a country that is passionate

about sport. The organisation has been sensational. The organisational

committee. We have talked about the future of the Commonwealth Games and

I think this has secured it again. We have had great Games in the past

but I think this has raised the bar. It has been sensational. I must

quickly mention something else. That is also the safe thing to say!

Probably the biggest global start in athletics is David Rees the show --

David Rudisha, along with Usain Bolt. Just like you at 15. Thank

you, why do you not answer the question? He is the best 800-metre

runner of all time. What he did today, which is a God-given talent,

and also the strength of his mental strength, it is that he can control

it from the front. And he got halfway down the back straight, he

looked around, he looked up and he thought, I am home. And all he did

was maintain that four yard gap which saw him across the line. So he

used up very little petrol today. He came slightly undone because he has

had a difficult build-up. He has been out for two years since the

Games and he ran in Monaco in the Diamond League, he finished fifth.

In 1.42. He is coming back into form but he is just the best athlete at

these Games. Also we must mention Will Sharman. Are you up for the

rest of the athletics? I am here until Friday. Pretty much. You are

done! I told you he is old. Can I join the queue to have a drink with

Sharron Davies? Go ahead! Mark, you are done. We did not know

if it would take you longer so we have this piece to show. It is a

very long queue for a drink with Sharron Davies. We will go to

Katherine Grainger. I will not walk across the camera. But I will do, if

you want. This is Katherine Grainger. That is what I wanted to

say! Plus, peace and quiet. -- list. It

has been a really and Games but it is good to get a break for a little

while from the excitement. Apparently, I was not only one who

thought of coming down to the woods. Luckily, the South side of Glasgow a

great location. The women's race was first.

Katherine Pendragon is miles clear. This is the battle. Pendrel is

determined to claim this Gold medal. Batty is starting to open up a gap

now between her and the Australian rider. It will be a fantastic day

for the Canadians. They will have won every mountain bike event at the

Commonwealth Games. Pendrel takes the Gold medal for Canada.

She was in supreme form as she dominated from start to finish. Her

compatriot Emily Batty got the silver medal to make it a one and

two for Australia, with Henderson in third. Annie Last of England moved

into fourth, meaning the highest finish for a British athlete in the

mountain biking. And now we return to the men.

Fantastic race, really competitive with those riders on the front line.

Cooper. A significant move here. Anything can happen but these four

are in with a chance. New Zealand first and third at the moment. Split

by the Australian. The Canadian slipping further. The race is over

for him. He is not in medal contention. All still in contention

for silver, bronze and Gold. Cooper has gone for it. It is going to be a

New Zealand one and two. So for Anton Cooper, he crosses the line.

A wonderful finish to the men's race, 19-year-old New Zealand racer

Cooper and his compatriot took Gold. Proving sporting drama can unfold in

front of any backdrop, the beautiful Cathkin Braes backdrop has provided

as much drama as the Scottish arena last night.

We enjoyed the mountain biking. Where have you been today? I have

been to the Cayman Islands. I have been to Hampden Park, but I met two

of my favourite people, long jumpers, from the Cayman Islands

extremely identical twins with almost identical names. Call and

Carlos Morgan. -- call. Do you wish or parents had meant you

something different? I am happy because people always get confused

and it is good for us. -- your parents. Have you tried to be the

other person in a competition? Not in a competition but in score, we

switched class. As we were checking in, we were given the wrong number.

They were checking to see if we were the right number. I said, I do not

want a job well for call us and he gets the recognition. That would be

great. -- Carlos. You cancel I were ever you like. --

you can sign it where ever you like. The photograph, they could not work

out which was which when they took the photograph.

As well as them, we have Papua New Guinea. We set only the challenge.

-- we set Oliver this challenge. Barbados. He has to meet and talk to

somebody from each of the nations. Mauritius. The Soto. South Africa.

-- the Soto. Malawi. They are great at netball. I have fallen off! 13

today, 50 overall, the rest of them you can find on the BBC sport

website and Twitter. Good stuff. Finals for gymnastics.

-- over to the Hydro now and to the finals for gymnastics.

Welcome to the Hydro, the stars of British gymnastics were all in this

arena. No pressure! Goodness me! England or unstoppable. That is how

to answer pressure. Scotland is needed that. He has been consistent.

-- Scotland. My goodness me! That does not look good. He has injured

his ankle. Not good news. Bad news indeed for England. Just the

landing. Wonderful stuff! Not bad for Smith. The big guy has delivered

on the big stage, once again. What a great start for the second

half of their competition. They did not disappoint. England moved the

high bar and England's -- in Scotland moved to the vaults.

-- in Scotland. Scotland get the silver medal. They make history for

the first time ever. They have 18 medal in the Commonwealth Games.

Kristian Thomas does the job 14 England, they take Gold!

That is official confirmation, England other Commonwealth

champions, Scotland take a well-deserved silver medal --

England are the Commonwealth champions. Canada get Gold. What a

start for the boys, and it is over to the girls.

A mature performance. Dynamic tumbling. Entertaining dance.

Consistent stuff on the beam. Wales in reach of a medal.

Scotland have given this crowd a lot to cheer about but they are out of

the running, Wales pulled off a superb performance and have a chance

of getting off -- getting on the podium.

A good opener for England. What a finish! Cracking routine.

Absolutely first-class! Claudia Fragapane, what a gymnast!

England are sitting pretty at the top of the leaderboard and they

guaranteed a medal, but the only team that could stop them getting

Gold Canada and the old enemy, Australia.

He has to nail this. Canada will not be able to get into

that bronze medal position. Wales have made history. Wales have

got a bronze medal, Australia second and England make sure they do the

double and they go home with Gold. But Wales is the story of the day

and we can all now breathe again. What an afternoon!

Tweddle. Wales' women, their first ever medal

in gymnastics and they found out, stood in the crowd, and they're all

young, only between 16 and 19. Yeah, they didn't send a team to Delhi.

They weren't seeded. They were in the round this morning. They didn't

really get watched. They just were the dark horses. They were stood in

the crowd when they found out. Half the team were going, "What are you

crying about? We won! Yeah, it was brilliant for them. Their coach was

in tears. It is an historic moment for them. I think they gave a lot of

credit to you. This is your legacy. For the gymnasts doing so well, I

know it makes you sound ancient, and you're not, but a couple of

questions for the England men. How is Sam Oldham first of all? He's had

scans. We are waiting for the final reports. He's in a boot and on

crutches much we're still waiting for the final outcome. The rapport

between the England and Scotland men was great. A lot of them train

together. The Scottish, Welsh and English guys all train together at

our national centre lead intoing this competition. They all --

Leigheding into this competition. As they were going around, there was

camaraderie. Even when Sam was injured. The Scottish boys were

looking over, saying, "Is he all right? Scotland were just so

pleased. They've never won a team medal. Adam Cox who was in 2002,

when they didn't even dream of a medal and he was there now. Louis

Smith said afterwards, he answered critics who said he shouldn't come

back to gymnastics to be part a Gold Medal-winning team. Yeah, it was his

decision. He was at the World Championships last year on the press

side of it. You could still see that he had that fire. He wanted to be

back on the floor. Whereas, I was quite happy to sit back and let them

get on with it. We were delighted to have you as part of the BBC team.

Thank you so much for coming in here. Congratulations to England,

Scotland and Wales. APPLAUSE

Other stories around today: In the weightlifting Gold Medallist Amalaha

has been provisionally suspended after failing a drugs test. The

16-year-old from Nigeria, who won the women's 50 kg class will have a

B sample tested tomorrow. England's netballers crushed

Trinidad and Tobago 70-24 to move a step nearer medal matches. Wales and

Scotland both lost today. They can no longer reach the semifinals. In

hockey, England's men lost 2-1 to New Zealand but are on course to

make the semifinals. Wales ended their group stage was a 5-1 defeat

to South Africa. English boxing Natasha Jonas lost this afternoon,

but Joe Joyce, Wales' Joe Cordena and Scotland's Reece McFadden and

Charlie Flynn all won to guarantee them slds at Oliver Letwin a bronze.

We should say from late boxing fights, Savannah marshal won this

evening. She's into the quarter finals. And assured at least a

bronze. Scotland's Josh Taylor, Samuel Maxwell of England, and Sean

Duffy as well. We are joined by winter Olympians here, Jenny Jones,

eve purehead and -- muirhead and Dave Murdoch. You were wowed by the

reaction to the gymnasts not realised you'd had similar reactions

from us when we watched you. It was so exciting to see Claudia do so

well on the last floor routine. She smashed it. Her reaction and seeing

her mum and all of that, yeah, it was weird. Eve here is a great

friend of Hannah Miley's aren't you? Yeah, I know hany really well. We've

done a bit of training. I was speaking to her beforehand and she's

training tomorrow at 5. 30am. Tomorrow? Yes! Why? I don't know. I

could not believe it. This is madness. Dave, it's a good day to be

a Murdoch. It's always a good time to be a Murdoch. Always a good time.

It's incredible. Ross on the first day set the tone for what we've seen

so far, team Scotland are really doing us proud. It's There are

fantastic. Fantastic sports to watch. I'm sure you will get your

chance to see a few. One such that started today is wrestling. Let's

see what happened. The Nigerian in red. Kumar of India

in blue. Speed, power, everything. He is the complete package.

Brilliant wrestling. Hannah England was the better man on the -- he --

brilliant wrestling. He was the better man on the night.

A great come back from Ratigan. The Indian hanging on here. Five seconds

to go. I think she's going to run out of time. The Indian has done it.

Kumar Commonwealth champion from 2010, a quick take down over the

Pakistani athlete. That was a brilliant move there. A leg grab,

straight onto the back. 6-0 then. There's the pin. He takes the gold.

He was frighteningly good there. India in blue, Canada in red. She

takes her down to her back. One more point and she'll have the gold. It's

all over. She wins by default. She gets the Gold Medal.

The two big men just locking horns in this Gold Medal match, remember

Jarvis of Canada in blue. Technical point has ban warded to the

Canadian. This is the closest of any bout we've seen so far. Can't really

say how this is going to go. It's a point to the Canadian, yes, it is.

Two seconds, one second... That's it. Corrie Jarvis of Canada -- cory

Jarvis of Canada, Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist.

Welcome all our medallists. Give them all a round after plauz.

APPLAUSE Proud? Yeah, very proud.

Overwhelmed. Congratulations. You have fought today on your wedding

anniversary. Yeah. Sure. Did you get any other presents for your

anniversary aside from a Silver Medal? Not yet. Tomorrow. Your

husband goes tomorrow, doesn't he? Yeah, he promised me he's going to

get one for me. He will get a medal tomorrow. Hopefully. Well Thank you

done. . What tows it mean? Buzzing. Excellent. What does it mean, Craig?

Overwhelmed really. Just can't believe that it's happened as well.

Will you go back to Wales for a celebration? Oh, yeah, definitely.

Have you already started celebrating? Not yet. Do you want a

cocktail, are you allowed? I'll speak to the coach. I don't want to

get you into trouble with the coach. We've had twins on already, Fiona

and Donna, which? There you go. You could have fought each other today,

but that wouldn't have been unusual, you have fought each other before.

It happened most tournaments, especially in Britain. How do you

deal with it? At the time, it's just another opponent. Afterwards, we

usually give each other about five minutes and then, that's all you're

allowed before you continue with normal life. How special was it to

fight in your home country? It was just amazing. When you're announced

to go out to the crowd, you know, the response you get is

overwhelming. It was probably the best day of our life. Carol

Thatchers to all of you on -- congratulations to all of you. Six

wrestlers in two minutes is quite a lot. We're going to weightlifting

next. England's candidate, Mercy Brown.

What a lift. She is such a beast. The bronze

medal, she does not have. But making that lift is going to

help her to go home in a much more positive frame of mind.

Oh, no, advantage Canada. That's a super 150. What a lift to

finish the snatch portion of the competition. What an amazing lift

and the jerk there. Oh, so close.

Come on! What a fight. Fantastic. If he lifts this, he is the champion.

If he misses it, it goes to Australia.

Wow. That was the most spectacular lift of the day so far. Papua New

Guinea have the Gold Medal. A fantastic atmosphere, the

weightlifting. They have a bongo cam and dame Mary Peters got caught on

that. Any way, Kieran Thorpe says, "I was laughing so hard at Greg

Rutherford, I woke my other half up." Let's catch up with the last

day of shooting action. We hope to get the medallists in tomorrow. This

is how they did. Here's a headline for you, rivers of

gold, Dan Rivers that is. The English shooter was last man

standing in the 15-metre rifle. 23-year-old Dan Rivers, a second

medal and it's gold. I felt steadier throughout the final there, calmer,

just smashed it again. Get in. Another medal for England, bronze

for Christian Callahan. On the shot gun range, defending champion Aaron

Heading faces Australia's Vella in the Gold Medal match. The Englishman

just lost out. We're human. We make mistakes. As much as we try and

build on it and train, something like that, nothing prepares you for

the real thing. Jen McIntosh was gunning for gold in the women's

three position rifle event. COMMENTATOR: Oh, dear, oh, dear. No

gold for Jen at Glasgow 2014, with a total of five medals, she's now the

most successful Scotswoman in Games history. We are on the full bore

range. These are the competitors shooting at distances of 1,000

yards. I'm getting out of here. The sharpest shooter was England's

David's Luckman. He set a Games record to take gold with Patel

taking bronze. He doesn't just go home with two golds, he gets a full

bore sendoff. Love that. Here's the medal table:

Now tomorrow, coverage starts on BBC within and BBC 3 and BBC 5 Live and

across the website first thing, 9am for the TV. Greg Rutherford going in

the long jump and signing autographs along the way. Gymnastics, the men's

and women's all around and the diving starts tomorrow, the women's

10 m sin crow. -- syncro. Thank you to everyone who has tweeted and

saying they remember Daley Thompson's decathlon. Joshua says,

one of the best ads for British swimming, a big thanks to the

medallists who came in and the commentary team who are all over by

the bar, enjoying themselves. Thanks to Adrian, Mark, Sharon, and all our

guests who come in, thank you so much. We leave you with our band.

Good night. See you tomorrow.