Three laps to go.

The pace is little more than a jog at this stage.

Jemma Reekie immediately works her way to the front.

Then the pace slows down. It's quite crowded in the early stages.

Katie Snowden and Georgia Bell are the other British representatives in this race.

There are 13 athletes on track, not too crowded so hopefully we won't have any untimely trips.

We are under way.

Jemma Reekie won silver in the 800m at the World Indoor Championships earlier this year, and finished fourth at that distance in the Tokyo Olympics.

She's moved up to 1500m. Can she get a medal here?

Just two events left tonight - and they are both biggies.

The women's 1500m final, then the women's 100m final.

There are five British athletes across the two events, including some real gold contenders.

Strap yourselves in, this should be good.

None of the remaining contenders can match the European lead distance of 14.85m set by Ana Peleteiro-Compaore. She takes gold, and will get a lap of honour with her final jump.

She whips up the crowd, gets the slow clap going, then runs around giving high fives and hugs after her triumph.

Silver goes to Tugba Danismaz of Turkey, with bronze to France's Ilionis Guillaume.

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Watch as Great Britain's Lizzie Bird wins a bronze medal in the 3000m steeplechase final.

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Lizzie Bird won the bronze medal in the women's 3000m steeplechase final, and was talking to BBC Sport:

Back-to-back bronzes and a season’s best – how do you feel?

"I’m happy with that. My two goals coming into this were to get a medal and get the Olympic standard and I think I got both, so job done."

You made the standard and you have to come top two at trials, how are you feeling physically and mentally?

"I’m feeling good. I feel like I had a few niggles this winter but I’m getting momentum at the right time and coming into form pretty well these last few weeks."

It must feel good to be injury free?

"It feels good to be back. The main thing last time was glandular fever which took a really long time to recover from, so feeling myself again and it’s good to be back."

On aspirations for Paris?

"Just to make that final and finish as high as I can."

We are into the final stages of the women's triple jump.

France's Ilionis Guillaume has put in a personal best with her final effort, 14.43 metres lifts her into the bronze medal position.

There are three Brits in contention for the women's 1500m tonight - Georgia Bell, Jemma Reekie and Katie Snowden.

This is how Reekie eased her way through her heat on Friday morning.

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Gabriel Tual of France roars to the heavens as he wins gold in 1:44.87.

Mohamed Attaoui of Spain takes silver, and it's a slightly disappointing bronze for Catalin Tecuceanu.

Britain's Elliot Giles finishes in seventh.

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Giles is fading.

France's Gabriel Tual hits the front.

Italy's Catalin Tecuceanu, the European leader this year, is back in third with Giles fourth.

Alvaro De Arriba of Spain leads into the final lap.

We're off.

200m in, Elliot Giles settles into third place.

It's a very quick pace.

It is very wet on track for this 800m final.

Hopefully these lads are wearing their spikiest spikes.

The triple jumpers are about to begin their final round.

Spain's Ana Peleteiro-Compaore - with her name an absolute nightmare for any live texter - remains the leader as it stands.

Here come the men's 800m finalists.

Can Elliot Giles pick up another British medal?

Bence Halasz comes up short.

So it is gold, for the third consecutive European Championship, to Poland and Wojciech Nowicki.

Silver to Hungary and Halasz, bronze to Ukraine and Kokhan.

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Mykhaylo Kokhan of Ukraine fouls with his final effort.

He takes the bronze.

Bence Halasz is the last man to throw...

We have a new leader in the final stages of the men's hammer final!

Poland's Wojciech Nowicki throws 80.95m with his final effort, a season best, and it puts him up to first place.

Just two men are left to throw.