Another day ends with another gold for Britain as Greg Rutherford ensures the Super Saturday gang leave Beijing a contented lot. You can watch the Briton jump into British history by clicking here. 

Thanks for joining us. Gabby Logan and her band of experts will be back online and on BBC Two from 19:00 BST. 

And there will be more live coverage tomorrow as Usain Bolt and Zharnel Hughes go in the men's 200m semi-finals, while Eilidh Child competes in the women's 400m hurdles final. Until then...

Migel Earley:  When Alexander of Macedonia was 33, he cried salt tears because there were no more worlds to conquer - Greg’s only 28.

William Smith: @GregJRutherford, external fully deserves all the praise coming to him. Great jump! 

Chloe: @GregJRutherford, external 's interview made me emotional too. What a performance, what a guy  

Asked whether his 8.41m jump will silence those who claimed his Olympic gold was a fluke, Rutherford replies: "Probably not." 

He adds: "I think 8.41m is a stadium record. It wasn't as long as the last jump which won the World Championships but I couldn't' care less to be honest. I could have jumped further."

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Greg Rutherford is apparently wearing that union flag-inspired waistcoat as he talks to BBC Radio 5 live. "It was a good jump, I knew I caught one," says Rutherford of his winning 8.41m leap.

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If you missed it, fear not, here's a chance for you to watch Greg Rutherford becoming the world long jump champion. Warning: you will get goosebumps. 

World record holder Mike Powell knows a champion when he sees one.

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America are sixth in the table, with six in total but just the one gold. Michael Johnson says his country's failings aren't solely attributed to other countries getting better. He says American track and field is getting worse. 

Is there time to publish the latest medal table? Of course there is. Britain have moved to second, leaping above Jamaica thanks to Greg Rutherford effort. Kenya still top of the pile with four golds, three silvers and two bronze medals. 

Sarah Duffy: @GregJRutherford, external fantastic jumper and what an emotional interview. Well done

Kurtis Simon: @GregJRutherford, external needs to go down as one of our sporting greats now. What a 3 years his had and well deserved. 

andy lake:  Well done to Greg Rutherford, the true gentleman of British athletics, GO for a world busting 9 meters in Rio you can do it  

Is it too late to mention who won long jump silver and bronze? Possibly, but hey - Australia's Fabrice Lapierre was second behind Rutherford with a 8.24m leap. There was also bronze to sate the Chinese, with Jianana Wang jumping 8.18m. 

"Come on," roars Greg Rutherford again when the interview comes to an end. A number of British fans have stayed behind to pass on their good wishes to Britain's latest world champion. A third gold for Britain. The big names delivering when it matters. 

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Steve Backley
Four-time European javelin champion on BBC TV

Phil Jones has done it again - he's made a British athlete cry. Rutherford is unable to finish his sentence when the tears start to flow. It was talking about the sand pit in his garden which did it. "Hopefully 8.41m will be long enough for people," says Rutherford when he regains his composure.