Athletics - Matthew Hudson-Smith wins 400m gold
Katarina Johnson-Thompson wins heptathlon silver behind Nafi Thiam
Jake Wightman wins 1500m bronze & Meghan Beesley 400m hurdles bronze
Tracey fourth in 800m; Pozzi sixth in 110m hurdles; Lake 7th in high jump
Asher-Smith, Dobbin & Bianca Williams qualify for 200m final
Diving - Laugher & Mears win silver
Triathlon - Alistair Brownlee fourth
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Meghan Beesley talking to BBC Sport after winning bronze: "I'm just so shocked. I kept thinking 'just keep running to the finish line'.
"Yeah, I'm just in shock I think.
"Before the race I looked at people who had run well in lane one and just went for it."
Image source, Getty ImagesThere were also medals for Katarina Johnson-Thompson - in the heptathlon - and Meghan Beesley - in the 400m hurdles.
...but it was as entertaining one as Matthew Hudson Smith came out like a whippet to stamp his authority on the 400m final.
Heptathlon
Image source, Getty ImagesGold-medal winner Nafi Thiam: "I went to bed thinking I could do it, and I woke up thinking I could do it and so I pushed myself, I fought, and I'm really happy it paid off.
"It was good to have her (Katarina Johnson-Thompson) there, she really pushed me to the limit and in the following years it is probably going to be more and more like that.
"Every year I'm doing all I can in training. We have an amazing generation of heptathletes. I'm just going to enjoy this moment."
Heptathlon
Image source, GetyKatarina Johnson-Thompson speaking to BBC Sport after winning heptathlon silver: "It's the European Championships against the very best, one of the all-time greats so I'm glad I was able to hold my own.
"I was the most calm I've ever been going into that - I was just concentrating on me and I'm proud of myself.
"I've had a difficult three years and I definitely feel it's a turning point even since the Commonwealth Games. Its taken a lot of hard work and a lot of people to get me to where I am and I have too many people to thank."
1500m
Jake Wightman speaking to BBC Sport after winning 1500m bronze: "It was a very nerve-wrecking affair, until the last 10m no-one knew where the medals were going but I'm buzzing to get a bronze.
"I think everyone expected to contend for a medal and tried to win, I gave it a good go and I'm proud of my bronze."
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More medals, but less value, so Britain are second to Russia at the top of the table...
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Agnes: Don't envy those commentators trying to explain what the hell was happening in a race being led by three men with the same name.
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Ant: What a run from @CharlieGrice1, external so gutted he didn't snatch a medal there. Great stuff from @JakeSWightman, external and @chrisohare1500, external too.
James: That’s astonishing! 17-year-old wins the European 1500m title. Wow.
Dre: having caught up. Matt Hudson-Smith is a crazy fool
1500m final
Paula Radcliffe
Women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV
Jake Wightman ran his best race but couldn't quite hold off Lewandowski
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1500m
And Jake Wightman claims bronze behind the fast-finishing Marcin Lewandowski.
Charlie Grice and Chris O'Hare were fifth and ninth respectively.
1500m
A dynasty continues!
The teenager, the youngest of the trio of brothers, claims gold for Norway.
1500m final
Teenager Jakob Ingebritsen leads on the bell but Chris O'Hare and Charlie Grice is with him.
1500m final
Charlie Grice and Chris O'Hare are up there with Simas Bertasius in the opening stages.
But here come the Ingebrigtsens en masse. Jakob, 17, hits the front with 800m to go...
Men's 400m
More from Hudson-Smith's BBC interview: "It's a good feeling. The time doesn't matter, that's for the future. It was about winning and going on in the future.
"Times will come, I went for it and tried something new. That lactic was something different."