27 gold medals to be won on day four of Glasgow 2026 - schedule
13:00-17:30: England's Luke Whitehouse wins floor gold - first of five gymnastics apparatus golds
Northern Ireland's Rhys McClenaghan to come in men's pommel horse final
14:00-17:30: England v Malawi netball pool match followed by Tonga v Northern Ireland
18:30-21:45: Nine gold medals on first night of athletics action
19:00-22:00: Nine swimming golds including Adam Ramsay-Peaty and Filip Nowacki in men's 50m breaststroke final at 20:07
Four weightlifting medals to be won throughout the day
Wheelchair 3x3 basketball
England women's 3x3 basketball team have took a resounding 21-2 win over South Africa to top Pool A.
South Africa scored early on for a 1-1 score line but England sustained a dominant performance to sail through to Wednesday's semi-finals with a score of 52 across their three games.
Women's vault final
One gymnastics final down, four to go.
The women's vault final is up next with England's Abigail Martin, Ruby Stacey and Wales' Abigail and Emily Roper all in action.
Men's floor final
Men's floor final
Luke Whitehouse shakes a clenched fist towards the crowd before draping an England flag over his shoulders.
Men's floor final
Image source, Getty ImagesLuke Whitehouse is the Commonwealth champion in floor.
He was head and shoulders above the rest with a score of 14.566.
Canada's Rene Cournoyer takes silver on 13.966, while Australia's James Hardy's 13.433 is enough for bronze.
Men's floor final
England's Joshua Nathan seems delighted with that routine. He's beaming from ear to ear.
Now we wait...
Men's floor final
South Africa's Daniel McLean scores 12.933 to move into fifth.
Up steps England's Joshua Nathan, the final gymnast. Can he get onto the podium?
Men's floor final
Good but not quite good enough for Rene Cournoyer to replace Luke Whitehouse at the top of the podium. The Canadian moves into second, though, with a score of 13.966.
Men's floor final
That will do nicely! Luke Whitehouse grins as he is awarded a score of 14.566 to move into the gold-medal position.
A score like that will take some beating.
Just three gymnasts left to go, including England's Joshua Nathan.
Gymnastics
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist in Glasgow
A punch of the air from Luke Whitehouse and the England coaches.
They appear confident that may be enough for gold. There were a couple of wobbles but nothing compared to the falls we have seen previously.
Men's floor final
I'm no gymnastics expert, but that looked like a really clean routine from England's Luke Whitehouse.
He seems pretty happy with it as he puts down his final landing.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist in Glasgow
I've made my way to the gymnastics arena for the five finals we have this afternoon. It's lively, though not yet full.
There are home nations hopes in all of the finals, including Northern Ireland's Rhys McClenaghan in the pommel horse.
He won Olympic gold for Ireland in that event in Paris.
Men's floor final
Reuben Ward doesn't seem to mind much. He's got a smile on his face and he puts his hands to his ears, calling for more noise from the Scottish support.
He won the gold medal in the all around event yesterday and no one can take that away.
A round of applause as his score of 12.900 pops up on the board.
England's Luke Whitehouse is next up...
Gymnastics
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist in Glasgow
Groans from the Scottish support as Reuben Ward falls flat onto his front in this floor final.
Men's floor final
Oooooh. Reuben Ward was doing so, so well and had landed all of his jumps but he falls flat on his front in the latter stages of his routine.
Men's floor final
Malaysia's Muhammad Sharul Aimy was the first gymnast to take to the floor for the men's final.
A poor landing at the start of his routine put him off and he looks pretty disappointed as he makes way for Australia's James Hardy.
His 12.566 is quickly eclipsed by Hardy's 13.433, while Canada's Felix Dolici - a silver medallist in floor in 2022 - scores 13.233.
Scotland's Reuben Ward is up next...
Men's all around final
Image source, Getty ImagesTwelve years ago, Reuben Ward watched wide-eyed as Dan Keatings won gymnastics gold for Scotland in Glasgow.
In his nine-year-old mind, the notion of competing in the Commonwealth Games for Scotland began to form. Not winning gold. Not even being on a podium. Just pulling on the vest and getting out there.
So when the 21-year-old took the acclaim of an ecstatic Emirates Arena crowd after being announced as the Glasgow 2026 all-around champion, it was all he had ever dreamed of and so much more.
"I remember seeing him win and seeing how it was a big deal to people and I thought 'I want to do that'," Ward told BBC Sport Scotland.
"So to be here now, having done it myself, is spectacular. It's such a full-circle moment."
Ward is back in action today in the men's floor and pommel horse. Can he add another medal to his collection?
Image source, Getty ImagesHere's what's on the cards in the gymnastics this afternoon...
Australia lead the way, as expected, with England and Scotland battling for second place.
Here's what we've got coming up today, with the medal events listed in bold...
