Shara Proctor wins long jump silver in long jump with GB record 7.07m; Tianna Bartoletta wins
Katarina Johnson-Thompson finishes 11th in women's long jump final
Dina Asher-Smith fifth in 200m final in GB record 22.07secs; Dafne Schippers wins
Tiffany Porter misses out on medals in 100m hurdles
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Men's 110m hurdles final
What a time to run a personal best. Russia's Sergey Shubenkov goes under 13 seconds for the first time in his life.
And it is good enough to take the gold medal. He wins it in 12.98 seconds, with Jamaica's Hansle Parchment second and American Aries Merritt, who will be having a kidney transplant on Tuesday, picking up a bronze medal.
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Candice Bryan: The beautiful Dina Asher-Smith just gets faster and faster! Great talent!
Chris Gunn: Asher-Smith just makes me smile when she's talking. Just seems like a genuine person.
Women's 200m final
Image source, AFPQuote Message"I'm over the moon. To be in a race of that standing, 21.63 seconds is ridiculous. I didn't know those times existed. I gave it my all. I always run better when relaxed so I tried to have fun. I'm happy to run a personal best and British record in a world final. I can't ask for any more. I didn't imagine I'd be coming fifth in the world, any time. It was amazing to be part of such a brilliant race."
Dina Asher-Smith finished fifth in 22.07secs
Women's 200m final
Allison Curbishley
BBC athletics expert on Radio 5 live
"As for Dina, she'll go back to uni and they'll all be talking about what we did over the summer...'yes I broke two national records'. If you didn't know Dina you do now - and she is going to be around for a long, long time."
Men's 110m hurdles (14:20 BST)
It is set to be an emotional night on the track as American Aries Merritt competes for the last time in the 110m hurdles, before he undergoes a kidney transplant on Tuesday.
"I am here in Beijing for mental sanity more than anything," said Merritt. "I don't want to be sitting in my house cooped up in bed waiting for surgery."
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Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer in Beijing
"Arsenal supporters may want to throw all their weight behind the beefy frame of reigning champion David Oliver, a huge Arsenal fan as well as an extremely nice man.
"Everyone else will be struggling not to root for Olympic champion Aries Merritt, who has revealed that he not only has a rare kidney disorder but is booked in for a transplant immediately after these championships, his sister being the donor."
Women's 200m final
This is how Dafne Schippers won the women's 200m title in a thrilling finish.
Women's long jump
Quote MessageI feel like I have just run a 400! I can't even speak right now. I'm just happy right now. I was happy with 7.07 but I was still ready to compete. I was on crutches for four weeks this time last year. Thanks to my coach, I know I'm a lot to deal with, and there is more to come - that's for sure.
Britain's Shara Proctor, Silver medallist in the women's long jump
Women's long jump final
Allison Curbishley
BBC athletics expert on Radio 5 live
Quote MessageThank heavens Shara Proctor got out of the pit with a big grin on her face - you've just broken the British record - and it took Bartoletta, the champion from 10 years ago, to jump 7.14. Shara pushed her all the way - what a performance.
Women's long jump final
So this is how it finished in the women's long jump final.
Women's 200m final
Darren Campbell
Former British sprinter on BBC Radio 5 live
"Schippers took it to a whole other level. We knew she had the strength, we knew that would be telling over the 200m and she has claimed that crown."
Women's 200m final
Dafne Schippers has just become the third fastest women's 200m runner of all time. What a performance. Jamaica's Elaine Thompson narrowly misses out on the gold medal, losing the race in the closing stages as she is out-sprinted by Schippers.
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Tianna Bartoletta's late, late jump of 7.14m takes the gold medal in dramatic style
Shara Proctor has set a new British record with an effort of 7.07m but she has to settle for a silver medal.
Women's long jump final
Tianna Bartoletta of USA has just gone ahead in the final round of the long jump. She records a jump of 7.14m. Shara Proctor is denied a gold medal.
Image source, Getty ImagesWomen's 200m final
What a finish. Netherlands' Dafne Schippers, who finished second in the 100m, takes the gold medal in the women's 200m.
Great Britain's Dina Asher-Smith sets a new British record of 22.07 but finishes out of the medal positions, coming fifth.
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Image source, Getty ImagesWomen's 200m final
Here we go for the women's 200m final.
Image source, PAWomen's long jump
Speaking of the women's long jump, Katarina Johnson-Thompson has just been talking to BBC Sport. And the 22-year-old is devastated after only coming 11th in the final.
Quote MessageIt's such an amazing competition and I crave events like this. I'm really disappointed not to be in the final eight but I gave everything I could. I don't know why this has been sent to test me, this has been one of the worst weeks of my life, but hopefully I can bounce back next year.
Katarina Johnson-Thompson, 11th in the women's long jump final
Women's long jump
Final jump from Lorraine Ugen and it is a big no-jump. She is fifth, but team-mate Shara Proctor is still in gold-medal position.
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Women's 200m final (14:00 BST)
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV
Quote MessageDina Asher-Smith has got a real chance but don't add too much pressure on those young shoulders. She won her semi-final so has a good lane in the final. I'm just wondering if the competition has taken too much out of her. If she gets on that rostrum today it will be well deserved.