Thanks for joining us on a busy final day of action in the Netherlands at the European Indoor Championships.

Next up it's the World Indoor Championships in China in just a couple of weeks.

Jenny Meadows
Former 800m World Championship medallist on BBC TV

I like British Athletics' policy of bringing a lot of athletes here. The Worlds team will be very different and will have a different feel.

ButI think overall, seven medals is about what we thought - we're further down the board because there was only one gold medal.

Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
London 2012 Olympic heptathlon champion on BBC TV

There's no other way to let a young athlete experience the procedures of call rooms, of being against the top men and women - you have to bring them here and put them in that environment. I think GB have done that really well here.

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Earlier, Great Britain's George Mills took silver behind Norway's Jakob Ingebrigtsen in the men's 3,000m.

He spoke to BBC Sport with his dad, former England footballer Danny Mills.

Great Britain finish eighth in the overall medal table with a total of seven medals - one gold, three silvers and three bronze.

Two years ago they finished third in the table with three of their six medals gold.

Great Britain finish outside the top three in the overall medal standings for the first time in seven editions of the European Indoors.

There are now less than two weeks to go until the World Indoor Championships in Nanjing, China, when men's 60m champion Jeremiah Azu will join Hunter Bell and Caudery among GB's medal hopes.

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Scott Lincoln, who finished fourth in the men's shot put: "I've got to take the positives. I was there in the hunt all the way through. I've flagged a few things tonight I need to work on, such as controlling my excitement levels.

"I knew I could have quite easily put one out and I thought I did in the last round. It's fine margins in sport. Sometimes you win, sometimes you don't.

"I have a good group around me and I feel happy, which is a big thing. I'm still not quite fully there. Training is to a high level, but I need to try and replicate that in competition a bit better.

"But that will come - we have a long summer ahead."

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Great Britain's men's 4x400m relay spoke to BBC Sport after just missing out on a podium place:

Alex Haydock-Wilson: "Really proud of what we did here today. I felt like in the first leg what more could I have given to get us in a better position. But as a team we stepped out.

"The feeling is disappointment in a strong field because we set a habit of winning. People out there expect us to come away with something and that's an expectation we take very seriously and we will be back."

Efekemo Okoro: "Very messy leg, physical, decent leg I just tried to set it up for the lads. Really physical."

Joshua Faulds: "I just thought what can I do to get up there and try and change that? Got a bit stuck behind the Spanish, I wanted to go but couldn't find the space to do it so I was just sat. Tried to do my best on the last bit to set it up."

Alastair Chalmers: "Really disappointed, we all ran amazing, sucks to come fourth and Haydock got us off to an incredible start. The gap they [Belgium and Spain] had I couldn't really close it at the end. Sucks. It is what it is, we're a great team and we can do better."

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Great Britain's women's relay team have been speaking to BBC Sport after claiming 4x400m silver.

Lina Nielsen: "We wanted to be as close to the Dutch as possible and I think we did that. We're happy with that."

Hannah Kelly: "We always said if there's a chance to go, take it. My goal was to hand off to Emily in the best position possible."

Emily Newnham: "I think Amber said before we went out, make the moves on the straights, not the bends, so I was just thinking that in my head!"

Amber Anning: "I was a lot closer than I thought. I did my best - it's tough when you're up against Femke, but I'm proud of these girls and all the other girls who helped us get here.

"I always wanted more individually but to have another opportunity, I'm not taking it for granted. I'm grateful to the whole team and the GB squad for bringing us out here."

Jenny Meadows
Former 800m World Championship medallist on BBC TV

I really respect Femke Bol for running the relay - she's always been there for the team.

I think it was a good personal decision to not run the individuals. Sometimes at championships, she is running seven events. You wonder how many years that will be sustainable for.

It was a really good decision for her to back off this winter and concentrate on improving.

Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
London 2012 Olympic heptathlon champion on BBC TV

For Amber Anning, after the disappointment she had at the start of this championships in the individual, you could see she was so determined. She just charged through and had Femke Bol very much in her sights.

Femke Bol has just got another gear - but what a sensational run by Amber to end the championships.

A party atmosphere inside the stadium at the European Indoor Championships in the Netherlands as the host nation dominate the medals on day four.

That 4x400m relay time was a championship record.

Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV

The perfect end to a brilliant afternoon for the Dutch.

Sensational gold medals in event after event.

Great Britain did as well as they could do.

Amber Anning had a tough job after a poor handover for the final leg, and up against the great Femke Bol.

But it's a solid silver for Great Britain!

The Czech Republic finish third to take bronze.

There were national records from both GB and the Czechs as well as Spain, France and Ireland.

But still, none could beat the Dutch.

Image source, Reuters

Strong run from Emily Newnham as Amber Anning picks up the baton.

Oh no! A poor handover sets Great Britain back a bit.

Here goes Anning, up against Femke Bol.

Hannah Kelly closes the gap on young Dutch runner Nina Franke but she hangs on for a slim lead at the handover.

Emily Newnham takes on lap three as the Netherlands remain ahead.

Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV

This is an opportunity for Great Britain here if Hannah Kelly can catch Nina Franke. This may be the weak leg for the Netherlands.

Lina Nielsen of Great Britain in lane six gets off to a solid start but the Dutch get out to an early lead.

Nielsen keeps in touch for the handover as Hannah Kelly takes the baton for lap two.

The British team of Lina Nielsen, Hannah Kelly, Emily Newnham and Amber Anning will look to upset the Dutch, who have taken gold in both of the relay events so far.

Away we go.

It's been a dominant afternoon for the Netherlands. One event left and they're favourites here once again as Femke Bol leads the line-up in the women's 4x400m relay.