Great Britain's Jeremiah Azu claimed men's 60m gold at the European Athletics Indoor Championships to land his first individual international title, as team-mate Andrew Robertson won bronze on Saturday.

Azu, 23, ran a personal best of 6.49 seconds to cross the line ahead of Sweden's Henrik Larsson in 6.52, with Robertson third in 6.55 in Saturday night's final.

Having qualified fastest from the morning heats, Azu made a further statement by setting a European-leading time and then personal best 6.52 secs in the semi-finals.

But he saved his best for the medal race, which took place just two and a half hours later, to clinch GB's first gold in Apeldoorn, the Netherlands.

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It's the final day of competition at the European Indoor Athletics Championships in the Netherlands and there's plenty of medals up for grabs with loads of of British interest.

After a successful day at the championships on Saturday, can Great Britain add to their medal tally this evening?

Let's find out.

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Morning Session - coverage gets underway from 09:00 GMT

• Women's high jump pentathlon (08:50) - GB's Jade O'Dowda & Ireland's Kate O'Connor in action
• Men's shotput qualification (09:05) - GB's Scott Lincoln
• Women's 60m round one (11:00) - GB's Bianca Williams, Joy Eze & Amy Hunt in action
• Women's shotput pentathlon (11:21) - GB's Jade O'Dowda & Ireland's Kate O'Connor in action

Evening Session - coverage gets underway from 14:00 GMT

• Women's long jump pentathlon (14:10) - GB's Jade O'Dowda & Ireland's Kate O'Connor in action
• Women's 60m semi-finals (15:05)
• Men's shotput final (15:28)
• Women's 800m final (15:33)
• Men's pole vault final (15:42)
• Men's 3000m final (15:50) - GB's George Mills takes on Norway's two time Olympic gold medalist Jakob Ingebrigtsen
• Women's high jump final (16:05)
• Men's 800m final (16:27)
• Women's 3000m final (16:36)
• Women's shotput final (16:52)
• Women's 800m pentathlon (17:03) - GB's Jade O'Dowda & Ireland's Kate O'Connor in action
• Men's 4x400m relay final (17:24) - Athletes in contention to run for GB are Alastair Chalmers, Seamus Derbyshire, Joshua Faulds, Alex Haydock-Wilson, Efekemo Okoro & Lee Thompson
• Women's 60m final (17:37)
• Women's 4x400m relay final (17:50) - Athletes in contention to run for GB are Amber Anning, Hannah Kelly, Poppy Malik, Emily Newnham, Lina Nielsen & Ama Pipi

Olympic bronze medallist Georgia Hunter Bell finishes fourth as fellow Briton Revee Walcott-Nolan takes bronze and France's Agathe Guillemot wins gold in the women's 1500m at the European Indoor Championships.

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Olympic 1500m bronze medallist Georgia Hunter-Bell & Neil Gourley are among the standout names on the British team.

Other notable names are:

• Jeremiah Azu in men’s 60m (final on Sat 20:40)
• Amber Anning in the women’s 400m (final on Sat 20:50)
• George Mills in the 3,000m (final on Sun 15:50)
• Morgan Lake in high jump (final starts 16:05 on Sun)
• 2023 bronze medallist Melissa Courtney-Bryant and record-breaking teenager Innes Fitzgerald in the 3,000m (16:35 Sun)
• Bianca Williams in women’s 60m (final on Sun 17:35)

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Other athletes to watch include Dutch favourite Femke Bol in the relays, Norway’s Jakob Ingebrigtsen, who is bidding to complete a third consecutive 1500/3,000m double, and Ukrainian high jumper Yaroslava Mahuchikh.

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