Dina Asher-Smith wins women's 100m gold in a new GB record of 10.85 seconds
Zharnel Hughes wins men's 100m in championship record 9.95; Reece Prescod silver in 9.96
Swimming: Duncan Scott wins 200m freestyle gold; GB win women's 4x200m freestyle relay gold
Ben Proud silver in 50m butterfly; Georgia Davies silver in 100m backstroke
Diving: GB's Laugher wins 1m springboard gold; Toulson & Cheng with 10m synchro gold
Cycling: Matthew Walls wins elimination race gold; Jack Carlin takes bronze in keirin final
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Men's 100m final (20:50 BST)
Michael Johnson
Four-time Olympic gold medallist athlete on BBC TV
Zharnel Hughes is the favourite now, he's smooth out of the blocks, he's very relaxed and the time that he ran was impressive. The competition will be better than it was in the semi but if he can come back strong, run his race, and not make any mistakes, he should win it.
Men's 100m final (20:50 BST)
Jimmy Vicaut is still on the official startlist - but it seems certain that the Frenchman will be absent when the field collects at the starting blocks.
French media is reporting that an injury has prompted his withdrawal.
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Decathlon - 400m
Tim Duckworth goes off hard, too hard.
The Briton - who was leading the decathlon before this event - tightens up dramatically over the final 75m and he ends up in 49.87 seconds. That is a second down on his personal best.
He might just stay at the top of the standings overnight. But what could have been.
Men's 100m final (20:50 BST)
Michael Johnson
Four-time Olympic gold medallist athlete on BBC TV
Jimmy Vicaut, you can't depend on him. Everyone wants to see the best race we can, without Vicaut it isn't that, except from a British point of view.
Vicaut ran a championship record in the semi-finals and now he's not here.
Men's 100m final (20:50 BST)
Denise Lewis
Olympic heptathlon gold medallist on BBC TV
Jimmy Vicaut has been injured - he pulled out of the French championships - and maybe it's something that is reoccurring but it is always the same.
Men's 100m final (20:50 BST)
This is a biggie as rumours go.
France's Jimmy Vicaut, who set a championship record of 9.97 seconds in qualifying to apparently put concerns over a possible injury to bed, has reportedly pulled out of tonight's final.
We are awaiting confirmation. Or, of course, a denial.
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Great Britain's Tim Duckworth leads the decathlon after a superb 2.17m personal best in the high jump.
A new personal best in his biggest competition to date. The 22-year-old has some real championship chops.
Women's 100m final (20:30 BST)
Denise Lewis
Olympic heptathlon gold medallist on BBC TV
You could be fooled into thinking she is coasting but then you look at the time (in the semi-final). It is another sub-11 second run. Really, really good. She has done it all season. That composure that she has in the final 30m now is what she has been missing.
Men's 10,000m final
Alongside a fifth-place finish for Andy Vernon in 10,000m, Chris Thompson came home 11th in 28:33.12, while Alex Yee was 14th in 28:58.86.
Image source, Getty ImagesWomen's 100m final (20:30 BST)
Denise Lewis
Olympic heptathlon gold medallist on BBC TV
We wondered how Dina Asher-Smith would deal with being favourite to take this title but she is looking so good! She is a picture of relaxation and maturity. Looking very, very good.
Women's 100m final (20:30 BST)
Michael Johnson
Four-time Olympic gold medallist athlete on BBC TV
The time between the semi-final and the final can be tricky, because you won't want to cool down too much.
You have to be careful of managing your time and make sure you still get a really good warm up. You often see athletes running faster times in the final than the semi-final.
Women's 100m final (20:30 BST)
Some great shots coming in of the warm-up area where the women's 100m finalists are keeping their muscles warm and their minds cool.
Dina-Asher Smith sits in the shade, with a 1000-yard stare and her accreditation as a make-shift fan.
Dafne Schippers stares at the skyline with pursed lips as she jiggles some life into her hamstrings.
Home hope Gina Luckenkemper is more smiley, having a laugh and a joke with someone off screen.
Maybe that is what home advantage looks like.
Image source, Getty ImagesWomen's pole vault qualifying
Holly Bradshaw makes light work of pole vault qualifying.
One vault, one 4.50m clearance, one spot in Thursday's final booked.
Great Britain team-mates Molly Caudery and Lucy Bryan can't join Bradshaw, but teenager Caudery came away with useful experience and Bryan picks up a season's best clearance of 4.35m.
Men's decathlon - 400m (20:00 BST)
Great Britain's Tim Duckworth leads the decathlon after a superb 2.17m personal best in the high jump.
Next up is another of his strong events. His 48.78 400m time earns him a place in the fourth, final and strongest heat.
If he performs as he can, he should put more margin between himself and nearest pursuers Martin Roe and Fredrik Samuelsson.
Men's 10,000m final
Paula Radcliffe
Women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV
That's been a war of attrition out there.
Alex Yee will really learn and grow from this experience. He looks absolutely wiped out.
Men's 10,000m
The Frenchman played it cool, played it calm and kicked just when his opponent's soft vulnerable parts were showing.
Belgium's Bashir Abdi takes silver with Italy's Yemaneberhan Crippa third.
Andy Vernon finishes fifth and the best of the Brits.
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Andy Vernon is out of it at the bell.
It is Belgium's Bashir Abdi and Spain's Adel Mechaal who are going to duel it out...
Men's 10,000m final
Hang on a second. Andy Vernon is keeping tabs on the leading pack.
Chris Thompson is floundering, Alex Yee a little better, but is Vernon who is the last remaining Britain in the medal fight.
Spain's Adel Mechaal leads into the final 800m..
Men's 10,000m final
The white and blue British vest are filtering towards the back of the leading pack like the little bits of muesli dust in the bottom of the packet.
Andy Vernon, Chris Thompson and Alex Yee are suffering as Belgium's Bashir Abdi turns up the heat underneath the final.
2,000m to go...
Men's 10,000m final
Paula Radcliffe
Women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV
Andy Vernon and Chris Thompson are running wisely here. They're slowly moving up the pack, spotting gap and they both look pretty comfortable.