Kevin Mayer what have you done?!

The decathlon world champion and red-hot favourite has just committed a foul on his third and final jump - he's not set a distance and he's out of medal contention.

The Frenchman is on his haunches and can't hold back the tears.

Britain's Tim Duckworth, ranked fourth in Europe this year, will be thinking he has a real chance of a medal now.

Teenage swimmer Brodie Williams wins his 200m backstroke heat in a time of 1:58.62 to advance fourth fastest overall.

Luke Greenbank finishes third in the same heat and also makes it through.

Great Britain's Aimee Wilmott and Siobhan-Marie O'Connor start strongly in the women's 200m individual medley event with both winning their respective heats to qualify for the semi-finals later this evening at 17:39 BST.

Another swimmer that is fresh from that gold winning relay performance yesterday evening is Adam Peaty, he is back in the pool once again this morning.

The Brit sets a new European Championship record time of 26.50 in the men's 50m breaststroke heats.

Ross Murdoch also makes it through to the semi-finals.

Fresh from celebrating victory in the mixed 4x100m medley relay on Monday, GB's Freya Anderson has qualified for the women's 100m freestyle semi-finals this morning, finishing third in her heat.

Great Britain will be well represented in the women's 400m hurdles semi-finals on day six of the European Championships after Kirsten McAslan qualified from her heat in second place.

She'll be joined by fellow Brits Eilidh Doyle and Meghan Beesley who have already pre-qualified for the semis.

Frenchman Kevin Mayer is looking for his fourth major title in as many championships, and he's started exceptionally well this morning.

The Olympic silver medalist sets a PB time of 10.64, with Briton Tim Duckworth just a hundredth of a second behind.

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GB's ones to watch

12:58 - Cycling: Women's madison final

Britain's four-time Olympic champion Laura Kenny goes for her third gold medal of these European Championships, having already won the team pursuit and elimination race. She teams up with Katie Archibald, who is herself chasing a fourth medal in Glasgow. Scot Archibald was crowned world champion in this event in March with Emily Nelson.

16:50 - Swimming: Men's 50m butterfly

Britain's world champion Ben Proud takes on the new world record holder, Ukraine's Andriy Govorov, in what should be a thrilling race.

20:30 - Athletics: Women's 100m final

Britain's Dina Asher-Smith is attempting the 100m-200m double in Berlin in an eye-catching year during which she has lowered her British record in the shorter sprint. Asher-Smith is the European champion over 200m and both events in Germany are expected to be a fascinating battle with two-time world 200m champion Dafne Schippers of the Netherlands.

20:50 - Athletics: Men's 100m final

If Asher-Smith delivers 20 minutes earlier, Britain could well be celebrating a sprint double. GB's Zharnel Hughes is the joint-fastest man in Europe this year, along with France's Jimmy Vicaut. Two-time British champion Reece Prescod reached the World Championships final in London last summer and said earlier this year that "British sprinting is as good as any in the world right now". Now is the time to prove it.

Network coverage: 08:30-13:45, BBC Two; 13:45-18:00, BBC One; 18:00-20:00, BBC Two; 20:00-21:00, BBC One

Radio coverage: 16:15-18:00, Swimming, BBC Radio 5 live sports extra; 19:00-22:30, Athletics, BBC Radio 5 live

Further coverage: 08:45-13:00 & 16:30-21:00, mountain biking, diving and synchronised swimming, BBC Red Button & 07:35-21:00, uninterrupted coverage, Connected TV and online. 16:15-18;00, Live swimming coverage, BBC Radio 5 live sports extra