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
Gymnastics: Men's rings final
Wow, what a performance from Eleftherios Petrounias!
The Greek gymnast, who is the reigning Olympic and world champion, retains his European title with a superb routine.
The best we have ever seen on the rings? Our commentators seemed to think so.
Cycling: Men's road race
Italy's Matteo Trentin judges his sprint finish to perfection to win the men's road race after a gruelling five hours 50 minutes in the saddle.
Trentin is led out by Italian team-mate Davide Cimolai to get the jump on Holland's Mathieu Van Der Poel, who finishes second, and Belgium's third-placed rider Wout Van Aert.
Gymnastics: Pommel horse final
History is made as 19-year old Rhys McClenaghan takes Ireland's first European gymnastics gold medal with victory in the men's pommel horse.
In doing so, McClenaghan adds to his Commonwealth Games title from earlier in the year.
The Irishman beat the reigning Olympic and World champion Max Whitlock, who missed out on a medal after being forced to dismount during his routine.
Pommel horse final
Olympic and world pommel horse champion Max Whitlock misses out on a medal at the European Championships after making a mistake and being forced to dismount.
The Great Britain star got back on and finished his routine, ending up in seventh place with a score of 14.000.
Ireland's Rhys McClenaghan, who pipped Whitlock to the Commonwealth Games title earlier this year, won gold with a score of 15.300.
Gymnastics: Men's floor exercise
Watch as Dominick Cunningham takes the gold medal for Great Britain after a stunning display in the men's floor exercise.
The 23-year old's routine received a score of 14.666 which was enough to clinch victory.
Men's road race
Current world champion Peter Sagan has decided enough is enough in the men's road race and abandons with 85km to go on the course around Glasgow.
The Slovakian was one of the pre-race favourites but it looks as though his efforts - and crashes - in the Tour de France have taken their toll.
Women's synchronised 3m springboard final
Just as Great Britain looked to be heading for a medal in the 3m springboard final, Grace Reid and Katherine Torrance's final dive goes horribly wrong, resulting in a fourth place finish.
The gold medal goes to Elena Bertocchi and Chiara Pellacani of Italy.
Women's synchronised 3m springboard final
Watch Grace Reid and Katherine Torrance's opening dive as they go into an early lead in the synchronised 3m springboard final at the diving pool in Edinburgh.
Men's marathon
Things were slightly less dramatic for Koen Naert in the men's marathon.
The Belgian put in a scintillating performance to take the gold medal with a new personal best time.
Women's marathon
What an eventful race for Volha Mazuronak.
The Belarusian marathon runner suffered a nosebleed early into the race but soldiered on regardless.
She nearly threw the win away when she went the wrong way near the finish but managed to hold on to take victory.
Image source, Getty ImagesDina Asher-Smith will be aiming to win her third gold medal in the women's 4x100m relay
Gold medals: 25 in athletics, diving, swimming, golf, cycling, gymnastics and athletics.
13:00 BST - Golf: Women's team gold-medal match
Laura Davies and Georgia Hall, two of only five British women to have won a major, are the only team in Sunday morning's semi-finals to have won all three of their round-robin matches.
Team-mates Michele Thomson and Maclaren are in the second semi-final.
15:00 - Gymnastics: Men's pommel horse
Olympic and world champion Max Whitlock will be aiming to reclaim the European title.
Whitlock's team-mates Dom Cunningham, Courtney Tulloch, Joe Fraser and James Hall are also in gymnastics finals.
19:00 - Athletics: Women's 1500m
After an Achilles injury ended her chances of doubling up over 800m and 1500m, this is Laura Muir's sole shot at European glory.
20:20 & 20:35 - Athletics: Women's and men's 4x100m relay finals
Britain's women won World Championship silver in London last summer and at the 2016 European Championships. Dina Asher-Smith will attempt to win a third gold having completed the 100-200m sprint double.
Britain's men are the reigning world champions and have won three individual sprint medals in Berlin from Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake (200m silver), Zharnel Hughes (100m gold) and Reece Prescod (100m silver).
Network coverage: 08:00-13:15, BBC Two; 13:15-17:00, BBC One; 17:00-18:30, BBC Two; 18:30-21:00, BBC One
Radio coverage: 19:30-20:30, BBC Radio 5 live
Further coverage: 07:30-21:00, golf, diving, open water swimming and road cycling, BBC Red Button & 07:30-21:00, uninterrupted coverage on Connected TV and online.