Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake wins 200m silver and Adam Gemili fifth
Holly Bradshaw claims pole vault bronze
Katarina Johnson-Thompson leads heptathlon after superb 200m
GB win two golds, two silvers & three bronzes on swimming's final day
Adam Peaty leads GB to 4x100m medley gold & his fourth title
Ben Proud wins 50m freestyle gold
Imogen Clark & Max Litchfield take silvers; James Guy, Molly Hibbott & GB women's relay team claim bronzes
Diving - Laugher wins 3m gold; Dixon/Williams 10m silver
Triathlon - Jess Learmonth wins silver
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Andrew Males: Great silver for Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake in the 200m! Loving the competitive attitude. You want gold? Go get one in the relay. Fantastic to see Adam Gemili back to form, too. Proud of British sprinting.
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Zak Seddon was not going to die wondering. He threw the kitchen sink at that but he couldn't quite stay with the frontrunners over the final lap.
He finished fifth. A very creditable finish.
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The class of the field floats to the top.
Mahiedine Mekhissi-Benabbad - wins his fourth European steeplechase title - clear of the rest.
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France's Mahiedine Mekhissi-Benebbad has gone but there is a medal shot for Zak Seddon...
Men's 3000m steeplechase
Paula Radcliffe
Women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV
He's in a good position Zak Seddon, there's a few team tactics going on at the moment.
Seddon has given himself a really good chance so far but he needs to hang on as there are gaps starting to open up.
We are heading into the last two laps with Britain's Zak Seddon down in sixth...
Men's 200m
This is worth another watch.
A terrific race with the field mobbing the line behind winner Ramil Guliyev.
Britain's Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake earned silver once the negatives had been developed on the photo finish.
Women's pole vault
Holly Bradshaw has taken a brilliant bronze.
She was unable to go any higher than 4.75 after failing all three attempts, but it was enough to secure her a place on the podium.
Greek athlete Ekatarina Stefanidi took gold, just pipping compatriot Nikoleta Kiriakopoulou on count-back, after both cleared 4.80.
Men's 200m final
Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake speaking to BBC Sport after winning 200m silver: "I didn't win. I came here to win, he's world champion but it's a final and you've just got to bring it out the bag.
"I didn't win, I'm sorry guys. I love competing, I'm a sore loser and it's my first piece of senior silverware and I'll take that into consideration but the season is not over."
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Alex Haworth: That was class from Guliyev. I expected it to be closer than that.
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It looks a good run on the screen as well as on the clock.
The rest of the field were straining and stretching a good few metres behind Ramil Guliyev, who looked rock-solid and cod-liver smooth.
Men's 200m final
Michael Johnson
Four-time Olympic gold medallist athlete on BBC TV
Netheneel Mitchell-Blake needs to keep his own goals in mind and stick with that.
He's a little bit jerky off the bend, it's not very smooth. He looks uncomfortable on the bend.
Men's 200m final
Adam Gemili talking to BBC Sport after finishing fifth in the 200m final:
"You always go into every race wanting to win and I'm gutted at not to being in the medals and I thought i was in good enough shape to do that.
"It's a tough job from lane two and I had to give it my all. I haven’t got any regrets.
"The injury put out me out for a long time but anything can happen in this sport.
"This is a stepping stone for next year and then Tokyo."
Men's 200m
Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake turned down the chance to trot around the Olympic Stadium with Ramil Guliyev on a token lap of honour.
"I didn't win," he reasons in his post-race interview.
You have got to like the cut of his jib.
Men's 200m
The winning time for Ramil Guliyev was 19.76 - moving up to fourth in the 2018 list.
Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake poses with the Union Jack and says down the camera that "there is more to come".
He doesn't look delighted. He wants more.
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Allison Curbishley
BBC athletics expert on Radio 5 live
Mitchell-Blake we salute you as that was the performance of a lifetime!
Men's 200m
He has!
Massive from the Great Briton who fought all the way to the line and took it on a nod ahead of Switzerland's Alex Wilson.
Adam Gemili was fifth in a creditable 20.10.
Men's 200m final
A new championship record. But has Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake got silver in his wake?
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The field settles into their blocks...
Women's pole vault
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Women's pole vault
Amazing from Holly Bradshaw!
The Preston athlete was under extreme pressure, with practically the whole stadium watching her final attempt at clearing 4.75.
But after two failed attempts, Bradshaw had to clear the jump to have any chance of winning a medal, and she did!
Bradshaw now sits in the bronze medal position.
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