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Gold for Team England in the men's and women's judo
England's Colin Oates has grabbed a gold in the men's under-66kgs judo final against Andreas Krassas of Cyprus.
Gold also went to England's Nekoda Davis, who beat Stephanie Inglis from Scotland, in the women's under-57kgs final.
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Sisters win double Commonwealth gold for Scotland
Sisters Kimberly and Louise Renicks secured Scotland's first two gold medals of the Commonwealth Games after wins in the judo competition.
Kimberly, the younger of the two sisters, defeated India's Sushila Likmabam to win the women's under-48kgs.
Louise completed the double-win for the Renicks' family after beating English competitor Kelly Edwards in the under-52kgs final, sparking wild celebrations from the home crowd at the SECC venue.
"I feel really proud with us getting the first gold medals for Scotland and there is much more to come," Louise Renicks said after her win.
Swimmer Hannah Miley later added to Scotland's gold medal tally with a win in the women's 400m individual medley.
They are not the first set of siblings to celebrate Commonwealth success today, after Alistair and Johnny Brownlee won gold and silver respectively in the triathlon.
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Lampard to visit 9/11 memorial after controversy
Frank Lampard has said he will visit the memorial to 9/11 victims after his move to New York City FC was met with hostility from local press over allegations he "mocked" American tourists in the wake of the terror attacks.
Admitting he was "young and naive" at the time of the incident, the former Chelsea midfielder told ITV News that he would visit the memorial to pay his respects.
Golden start for Team England at Glasgow 2014
The first gold medal went to Team England today after Jodie Stimpson swam, cycled and ran into sporting history.
There was also gold for Alistair Brownlee and silver for his brother Jonny in the men's triathlon race.
But Sir Bradley Wiggins was denied a golden return to track cycling, as he and England's pursuit team were beaten by a superior Australia.
ITV News Sports Editor Steve Scott reports from Glasgow:
Crowds line motorway in tribute to MH17 victims
Large crowds have lined the Dutch roadside to pay their respects to the victims of the MH17 plane disaster as more remains and body parts were returned to the Netherlands for identification.
Energy customers to get extra storm compensation
Compensation for energy customers, who have been left without power for more than a day during severe weather, has been tripled.
Energy regulator Ofgem is to take action against two power companies, who have already paid out £4.7 million to powerless homes, for even more compensation.
ITV News correspondent Nina Nannar reports:
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Mali president says plane wreckage spotted in north
The wreckage of a missing Air Algerie flight had been spotted in Mali's desert north, the country's president has said.
Ibrahim Boubacar Keita said he had been informed during a meeting that the plane was found between "Aguelhok and Kidal" but gave no more details.
Scotland's Hannah Miley wins gold at 400m swimming
Scotland's Hannah Miley has won Commonwealth gold ahead of England's Aimee Willmott in the women's 400m individual medley.
US: 'New evidence' shows Russia firing into Ukraine
The United States has said it has "new evidence" that Russia is firing artillery across the border at Ukrainian military positions in the conflict against pro-Russian separatists.
State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf said the evidence also shows Russia "(intends) to deliver heavier and more powerful multiple rocket launchers to the separatist forces in Ukraine".
But she refused to disclose what the intelligence was based on. It followed claims from Russia's UK Ambassador that the US was sourcing its claims against Russia from "social media".
Identifying MH17 remains will be 'very challenging'
Identifying the remains and body parts found at the MH17 crash site will be "very challenging" because of the nature of the disaster, a British official taking a leading role in the grim process has exclusively told ITV News.
Detective Inspector Howard Way of the Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) is among a team of nine British officials sent by the Foreign Office to join the disaster investigation.
He told ITV News Correspondent Rohit Kachroo the international effort in the Netherlands to identify the remains will take "weeks and months".
