The final day of the 2019 NatWest Island Games in underway in Gibraltar and Team Isle of Man’s flying high in the medal table.

Heading into the last day of action at the biennial multi-sport event, the Manx contingent were sitting second in the standings having amassed 22 gold medals, 18 silver and 14 bronze.

Follow this page for all the latest updates throughout the day.

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- Double success for the Isle of Man in the men's half-marathon as Ollie Lockley clinches GOLD and team-mate Alan Corlett claims silver. With Max Costley crossing the line in a fine seventh, it means they also land the team GOLD

- Jess Li and flagbearer Kim Clague clinch GOLD in the women's badminton doubles final - it's the latter's fourth such title in a row

- Rachael Franklin has won the women's 800m GOLD medal, adding to the gold she won in the 1,500m earlier this week

- Athlete David Mullarkey has won GOLD in the men's 1,500m race, having also won silver in the 800m on Tuesday

- The Manx team of Bethany Carridge, Ashleigh Lachenicht, Lydia Morris, Bethan Pilley, Meghan Pilley and Hannah Riley claim bronze in the women's 4 x 100m relay

- Then Phoebe Coates, Aimee Cringle, Rachael Franklin, Ashleigh Lachenicht, Lydia Morris and Hannah Riley storm to GOLD in the 4x400m women's relay race

- The Isle of Man’s Jess Li claims a silver medal in the women’s singles badminton final

- Table tennis duo Katherine Vinas and Kerenza Baker clinch bronze in the women’s doubles

- Laura Feely and Karen Faragher claim silver in the women's doubles tennis, while Feely also takes bronze in the women’s singles tennis. Faragher has added her third medal of the Games as she teams up with Marc Chinn to clinch silver in the mixed doubles

- The Isle of Man's basketballers narrowly missed out on claiming bronze in the women's tournament, losing to hosts Gibraltar in the third/fourth place play-off

Loads more Games coverage in Tuesday's Isle of Man Examiner.