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
Men's 400m hurdles final
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV
The most important thing for Thomas Barr is that he committed himself much earlier. He tends to leave it too late and look at his reward - a season best and, of course, a bronze medal.
400m hurdles
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd a major championship medal for Thomas Barr who was close in Rio 2016 and ill at London 2017.
A season's best of 48.31 seconds.
400m hurdles
It was all about the world champion's final hurdle.
Karsten Warholm was shoulder to shoulder with Yemeni Copello as they approached the last flight, but the Norwegian flew over while his rival stuttered.
And that decided it. A time of 47.64 seconds
Image source, Getty ImagesMen's 400m hurdles final
Norway's Karsten Warholm leads but Yemeni Copello is right up there though.
Men's 400m hurdles final
Norway's world champions Karsten Warholm is expected to duel this one out with Turkey's defending champion Yemeni Copello.
However don't put it past Ireland's Thomas Barr to put a spanner in the spokes. He finished fourth in the final at Rio 2016.
Let's go...
This European Championship has played out under barbeque-perfect skies so far.
That might be about to change.
The weather radars, external have picked up some significant rain just to the west of Berlin...
Women's pole vault final
After passing the first two heights, Holly Bradshaw has nailed her opening height in the final.
She went clear at her first attempt at 4.55 and goes into the joint-lead with five other athletes.
A long way to go, but that's a promising start from the 26-year-old.
Women's 400m semi-finals
It was always going to be huge ask.
Great Britain's Amy Allcock finishes down in sixth and out of contention in her semi-final. Poland's Justyna Sweirty-Ersetic and Netherlands' Madiea Ghafoor win through.
Laviai Nielsen is the fastest qualifer and will be the sole British representative in Saturday's final.
Heptathlon
Daley Thompson
Two-time Olympic decathlon champion on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
I don't think Johnson-Thompson has come here to win the gold medal. She has come here to win the silver medal.
If everything goes ok for everyone you have a good idea of where everyone is going to finish.
KJT has come here with the best will in the world to get the silver but the other person (Thiam) is better than her.
We are talking like Katarina has a great chance, and she might win, but it's Thiam's to lose.
Heptathlon
Great Britain's Katarina Johnson-Thompson cannot improve on her decent 13.09 on her final throw.
Nafi Thiam's personal best of 15.35m puts her top of the standings,
That might be the last of her that the rest of the field see.
Johnson-Thompson is usually a little quicker over the 200m - the next event - though.
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Women's 400m semi-final
Laviai Nielsen speaking to BBC Sport after qualifying for the 400m final: "I can't believe it. I got lane eight but I just had to follow my race plan - the girl just inside me panicked a bit and I know that my finish is my strongest bit.
"My coach and I know my greatest asset is how I relax. You have to have self-belief and that's the thing I think has made me improve so much - believing I can be here.
"Hopefully I get an inside lane so I know what's going on but I just need to recover now as I might be one of the only girls in the final that has had to race in a heat and a semi-final.
"It means so much to me, it's an honour to even get here - I've just been taking it step by step. It's just disbelief sometimes."
Women's 400m semi-final
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400m semi-finals
Poland's Iga Baumgart-Witan and Lithuania's Agne Serksniene take the two automatic slots, with Britain's Anyika Onuora edged out and down into third.
Unfortunately for Onuora, the third and fourth-place athletes in the first semi-final are quicker, so her hopes of a fastest loser spot are gone.
Women's 400m semi-finals
Can Anyika Onuora find some inspiration from Laviai Nielsen's surge in the last heat?
The Briton is in a tight second semi-final. Anyone's this.
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400m semi-finals
The first of the women's 400m semi-finals and Great Britain's Laviai Nielsen produces in some style!
The 22-year-old - a world relay silver medalist from London 2017 - pulls a huge personal best of 51.21 seconds out of the bag, finishing strongly to take the victory and a spot in Saturday's final.
Image source, Getty ImagesHeptathlon shot put
Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
London 2012 Olympic heptathlon champion on BBC TV
Katarina's mindset is slightly different now.
She used to get so focused on getting on the podium and that consumed her and now she focuses more on the process and what it takes to get there.
She goes one event at a time.
Heptathlon - shot put
What of the heptathlon queen bee? Nafi Thiam is consistency personified with throws of 14.81m and 14.82m in her first two throws.
And then a personal best out the bag with her final effort!
Fifteen metres and 35cms.
That is taking her to the top of the standings!
Heptathlon - shot put
Great Britain's Katarina Johnson-Thompson has made a good opening to the shot put.
An opener of 12.59 is followed by a 13.09m second throw.
That is just 5cm shy of her personal best set back in 2016