Denise Lewis
Olympic heptathlon gold medallist on BBC TV

In a major championship you've got to go with the mentality that you're there to win. Katarina Johnson-Thompson knew she was up against it going into this but this is where she needs to be really focused. She's in contention.

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Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
London 2012 Olympic heptathlon champion on BBC TV

Katarina Johnson-Thompson has put herself in a fantastic position.

Thiam has been down on her usual position, she looked a bit sluggish.

To end the first two events 51 points ahead of Thiam is a really great way to go into the shot put, which is not Katarina's strongest event.

This will be an interesting event for Katarina as the pressure will start to build.

Over in the throwing circle, the heptathlon is just getting back under way.

This is where we stood before the off.

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British pole vaulter Holly Bradshaw is hoping to break her 2018 outdoor medal duck in Germany.

The 26-year-old is feeling positive and determined to "enjoy" competing in Berlin.

"I am excited to try and win an outdoor medal because I haven’t achieved one yet this year" said the British record-holder.

Bradshaw has adjusted her run-up from 16 steps to 14, using smaller poles.

"It’s easier for me to get a good jump off 14 and on smaller poles because it’s my comfort zone," she added.

Holly is waiting to make her first entry into the competition.

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What to look out for.

Pole vault (18:20 BST): Great Britain's Holly Bradshaw is just getting under way in her arm wrestle against Greek world, European and Olympic champion Katerina Stefanidi.

Heptathlon shot put (18:15 BST), 200m (19:30 BST): Katarina Johnson-Thompson comes in with a lead, but has Nafi Thiam snapping at her heels.

200m final (20:05 BST): Great Britain's Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake and Adam Gemili - fourth at London 2017 and Rio 2016 - attempt to reel in some continental gold

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Right, where next?

Berlin of course and the night's athletics action.

James Stevenson: A bronze medal for Team GB in the women’s 4x100m medley relay. Freya Anderson take a bow! Stunning stuff.

Josh Leg: Adam Peaty's breaststroke leg was phenomenal!

Mark Foster
Former freestyle world swimming champion on BBC TV

My highlights were the sprints. Ben Proud becoming the fastest human being to travel through water on the planet at the moment, that was amazing.

Georgia Davies winning the 50 backstroke and Imogen Clark in the 50 breaststroke, all the 50s!

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Freya Anderson speaking to BBC Sport: "I found it really fun anchoring the relay team. I was doubting myself and hopefully I did a good enough job."

Alys Thomas: "It's nice to finally break through and be where I always wanted to be and I hope the next two years can go the same.

There's a definite buzz in the team, we're all geared towards the same thing and it's a great thing to have with experience on all different levels."

Georgia Davies: "It's so good to end with a medal. Obviously I would've liked to go faster but I have given it my all."

Siobhan-Marie O'Connor: "I'm really pleased to finish on a high thanks to these girls. It's great to get a medal as it wasn't the best week for me - but what doesn't kill you and all of that."

Rebecca Adlington
Double Olympic gold-medal winning swimmer on BBC TV

It's been an absolutely incredible week.

It's been nice to get to know some some the juniors as they'll be the guys we'll see on the podium in Tikyo.

It's great to see Adam Peaty back on form and Duncan Scott's 200m freestyle was unbelievable.

Just in case you missed it, it is worth a couple of minutes of your time to catch up on Holly Hibbott's bronze.

Nine golds in Berlin in 2014. Nine golds in Glasgow in 2018.

Twenty-four medals in total in Berlin in 2014. And 24 in Glasgow in 2018.

Here are the golden winners in Glasgow:

• Adam Peaty 50m breaststroke
• Adam Peaty 100m breaststroke
• Duncan Scott 200m freestyle
• Ben Proud 50m freestyle
• Georgia Davies 50m backstroke
• GB 4x200m freestyle relay women
• GB 4x200m freestyle relay men
• 4x100m medley relay mixed
• 4x100m medley men

Gold - Ben Proud - 50m freestyle

Gold - Pyle, Peaty, Guy & Scott - 4x100m medley

Silver - Imogen Clark - 50m breaststroke

Silver - Max Litchfield - 400m individual medley

Bronze - James Guy - 100m butterfly

Bronze - Holly Hibbott - 400m freestyle

Bronze - Davies, Thomas, O'Connor, Anderson - 4x100m medley

That final medal for the women's 4x100m medley means that Great Britain match their best ever European Championships. That was a tally achieved at Berlin 2014.

Becky enjoying that in the studio...

Adam Peaty speaking to BBC Sport after winning a fourth gold medal: "The crowd got going and I knew I just had to hold my ground and get it back to these guys. A massive shout to Nicholas Pyle who stepped up - hopefully in two years time he'll have the maturity and a bit more muscle.

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Andy Jameson
Commentator and former Olympic swimmer on BBC TV

She's stolen that right on the very last stroke.

Freya Anderson well done!

Every major championship someone has a breakout win and that was stunning from Freya.

Freya Anderson beats the great Federica Pellegrini in the final strokes to snatch bronze from Italy.

A real never-say-die swim.

Denmark have turned on the pace. Freya Anderson can she find something?