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Scotland win eight medals in five chaotic hours as Games hit halfway

Scotland win eight medals in five chaotic hours as Games hit halfway
BBC Sport Wednesday 29 July 2026, 21:35 UTC 1 min read
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Host nations Scotland win eight medals in the space of five chaotic hours on Wednesday - two of the gold - to take their Commonwealth Games tally in Glasgow to 23.

Host nations Scotland win eight medals in the space of five chaotic hours on Wednesday - two of the gold - to take their Commonwealth Games tally in Glasgow to 23.
Scotland (LOCATION) Commonwealth Games (ORG) Glasgow (LOCATION)
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