Athletics - GB women and men win 4x100m gold in Berlin
Dina Asher-Smith claims third gold & Zharnel Hughes second
Laura Muir wins 1500m gold & Laura Weightman bronze
Eilish McColgan wins 5,000m silver
GB second in overall medal table with 26 golds behind Russia (31)
Gymnastics: Cunningham wins floor gold, Tulloch claims rings bronze
Whitlock seventh in pommel horse as Ireland's McClenaghan wins gold
Golf - Thomson and Maclaren beat Hall & Davies to win bronze
Women's 4x100 relay
Michael Johnson
Four-time Olympic gold medallist athlete on BBC TV
Image source, Getty ImagesIt was a little tricky there with about 50 metres to go and I wasn't sure if Dina would actually be able to pull it off.
But her foot speed was incredible and she was able to get through to that finish line first.
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The Netherlands were the second fastest though the qualifying rounds.
But they were still more than half a second down on Great Britain.
Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake was easing off as well in that semi-final.
Even without him, Great Britain are favourites.
4x100m relay final
Late breaking injury news from the British men's relay camp.
Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake - who won silver in the 200m and anchored Britain to world gold in London last summer - has been forced out with injury.
Instead Harry Aikines-Aryeetey comes in to join CJ Ujah, Zharnel Hughes and Adam Gemili.
That final is coming up in a couple of minutes...
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Marc Wilson: Dina Asher-Smith is absolutely incredible.
Andrew Lane: WOW!! Dina Asher-Smith!! That was like handing the baton over to Usain Bolt!! She absolutely obliterated the rest of the field!
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Image source, AFPIt was a pretty punchy time as well from the British quartet.
They clocked 41.88. That is only 0.11 seconds off the national record set in claiming bronze at Rio 2016.
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV
It will be such an iconic moment for Dina. She''ll remember this forever and ever.
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Sam Levey: Dina. Asher. Smith. Outstanding!
Len: That was an UNREAL final leg from Dina
Mrs Skinner: Dina Asher-Smith is unbelievable! She looked like she could go twice as fast if she needed! Wowzers!
James: Certainly needed Dina Asher-Smith there! Stunning run from her once again
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When Bianca Williams handed onto to Dina Asher-Smith, the 100m champion was giving up a metre or so on all of Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands.
She finished about three ahead of them.
Netherlands second and Germany third, but in a team game it was all about the big star.
Daley Thompson
Two-time Olympic decathlon champion on BBC Radio 5 live
Dina Asher-Smith had had a fantastic championships. She is in fantastic shape and probably the athlete of the championships.
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Steve Cram
Commentator on BBC TV
As soon as the three of them got it to Dina Asher-Smith, in contact with the rest of the field, we knew it was enough.
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The field crushed under the stellar weight of Britain's anchor.
A superb final 100m from Dina Asher-Smith takes Great Britain up from fourth to first.
Whomph!
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Alan Palmer: Amand Duplantis is 18 years old and has just jumped 6.05 in the pole vault. If you're good enough, you're old enough. Incredible.
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Asha Philip strides to the blocks in business-like fashion.
She will hand to Imani-Lara Lansiquot, then Bianca Williams and finally Dina Asher-Smith.
It is one heck of a tag-team.
Dafne Schippers is going to lead off the Netherlands as the Dutch change up their tactics.
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Image source, Getty ImagesDina Asher-Smith is attempting to become the first woman to complete the 100-200-4x100m European treble since German Katrin Krabbe in 1990.
By the way, the Netherlands are defending champions after a team containing this year's 200m silver and bronze medalist Dafne Schippers and Samuel Jamile won the title in Amsterdam.
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Sharon: The pole vaulting is amazing. Absolutely breathtaking!!!
David Talbot: This Swedish kid hasn’t even touched the BAR yet!