By Martha Kelner Follow @@marthakelner England's female swimmers made it another golden night in the pool with Fran Halsall winning her second gold and Siobhan O’Connor topping the podium after winning three silvers and a bronze earlier in the week. Halsall, 24, has promised greatness for a long time now and is delivering in Glasgow in sensational style. It took her just 25.20sec to make history last night in a watery blur of brilliance. She led the race throughout, becoming the only woman to win Commonwealth gold in both the 50 metres butterfly and 50m freestyle. ‘It feels just amazing,’ she said. ‘I wanted to swim a bit faster but it’s another personal best so I can’t complain. I was in control the whole race and couldn’t feel anyone’s presence too close.’Less than two hours before, she advanced to her fourth final of the week, this time for tonight’s 100m freestyle, touching on 54.88 to  qualify fifth fastest.
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O'Connor was a clear winner with fastest time in the world this year, 2:08:21
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O'Connor's winning time was also a Commonwealth Games record
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Halsall dominated the 50m butterfly
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Halsall had already won gold in the freestyle race on Saturday
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She becomes first woman to win both medals at the Games
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Home crowd's favourite Hannah Miley finished with the bronze medal
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Australia's Alicia Coutts won the silver, two seconds behind O'Connor
Finally: @placeholder was able to pose with the gold medal after her brilliant 200m medley final performance