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England's Jake Jarman and James Hall take men's gold and silver earlier
England's Ondine Achampong wins Silver in the women's all-around final
Men's 200m butterfly final
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Let's hear from Chad le Clos and James Guy after their medal runs:
Chad le Clos: "We both knew what each other would do but fair play to Lewis.
"It is always kill or be killed when I race."
James Guy: "I knew it was going to be hard race. What Chad has done is amazing in his career.
Incredible scenes in the capital as England beat Germany to win the Euro 2022 final!
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Women's 100m Backstroke S8 final
Brilliant swim!
Alice Tai takes the gold for England with a dominant swim, winning with a time of 1:13.64, four seconds quicker than new Zealand's Tupou Neiufi, who takes the silver.
A superb result for Wales too as Lily Rice wins the bronze. That's Wales first medal in the pool of these championships.
Women's 100m Backstroke S8 final
We're under way in the second final of the night!
Women's 100m Backstroke S8 final
Straight onto another medal swim with the final of the women’s 100m backstroke S8.
Alice Tai, gold medal winner at the Gold Coast Games four years ago, is in lane one. Lilly Rice of Wales is in lane five and Siomha Brady of Northern Ireland is in lane seven.
Paralympic champion Tupou Neiufi of New Zealand goes in lane four.
Men's 200m butterfly final
Andy Jameson
Commentator and former Olympic swimmer on ´óÏó´«Ã½ TV
What a gutsy swim, what a brave swim from Chad le Clos. he so nearly did it but what a swim from Lewis Clareburt. The discipline from the man.
Men’s 200m butterfly final
What a race!
Chad le Clos was leading on the final stretch but tiring and New Zealand's Lewis Clareburt comes steaming through to pip the South African to the gold.
James Guy was in the silver medal position but that strong finish by Clarebut means he takes the bronze.
Scotland's Duncan Scott finishes fifth while England duo Mason Wilby and Jay Lelliott are sixth and seventh respectively.
Men’s 200m butterfly final
Chad le Clos leads at the halfway stage but James Guy is right on him.
Men’s 200m butterfly final
And away they go!
Men’s 200m butterfly final
And here comes Duncan Scott, hand up to the air to acknowledge the big roar from the fans. Great double for him last night.
Men’s 200m butterfly final
Great reception for James Guy! He's in the lane closest to the crowd and that will give him a huge boost.
Men’s 200m butterfly final
Right then! Here we go with the first final of the evening in the pool and it is a big one.
Duncan Scott is going for a record-equalling 10th Commonwealth medal and if he gets it, he will become Scotland’s joint most successful athlete at the Commonwealth Games, alongside rifle shooter Alister Allan.
He’s not the only one chasing history, however. South African swimmer Chad le Clos is on the verge of becoming the most decorated Commonwealth Games athlete of all time.
He has won an incredible 17 medals across three Commonwealth Games and one more will equal the record currently jointly held by two shooters, Brit Michael Gault and Australian Phil Adams.
Add to that England’s James Guy, who won Olympic gold last year, and it is a tough field. Guy’s compatriots Jay Lelliott and Mason Wilby are also going for medals.
Ready?
Women's 50m butterfly semi-final two
No surprises as Canada's Maggie Mac Neil wins this semi final. A good third for Wales' Harriet Jones and that's enough to see her into the final!
Northern Ireland's Danielle Hill finishes fifth and Scotland's Keanna MacInnes is sixth.
Women's 50m butterfly semi-final two
Scotland's Keanna MacInnes, Northern Ireland's Danielle Hill and Wales' Harriet Jones are in this second semi-final, up against Canada's Maggie Mac Neil, who has won three medals at these Games already.
Women's 50m butterfly semi-final one
Emma McKeon wins this semi-final with a time of 26.02. She was pushed all the way but I reckon she did what she knew would be just enough given she has a medal race up later tonight.
South Africa's Erin Gallagher and Australia's Alex Perkins are second and third respectively. There were no Brits in this one.
Women's 50m butterfly semi-final one
Australia's Emma McKeon could make history tonight. She won her 10th Commonwealth Games gold medal yesterday to move level with Susie O’Neill, Leisel Jones and Ian Thorpe for the most Commonwealth golds. One more and she will hold that record outright.
She's up in this semi-final first, however.
Men's 50m backstroke semi-final two
South Africa's Pieter Coetze wins this second semi-final with a really strong swim. Liam White of Wales is fourth and Martyn Walton of Scotland is sixth.
That means Scotland's Scott Gibson and Joe Small of Wales are into the final.
Men's 50m backstroke semi-final two
The second semi-final is up now with Brit representation in this too - Liam White of Wales and Martyn Walton of Scotland.
Men's 50m backstroke semi-final one
New Zealand's Andrew Jeffcoat finishes first in this first semi-final. Bradley Woodward of Australia is second while Scotland's Scott Gibson is third.
Welsh swimmer Joe Small finishes fourth but it is sixth for England's Joe Litchfield.
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The bubble man is doing a roaring trade in the Sandwell Aquatic fringe festival.