Paula Radcliffe
Women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV

It was the best of all of Mo's victories. Yes, 2012 kicked it all off but there they really took it to him and made it a tough race and he handled it.

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Melissa Graham: Sir you are a legend and your country loves you.

Pete Haase: Excellent race on the edge of my seat.

Scott Weymouth: MO-mentous.

In the midst of the Mo Farah victory-lap chaos, Holly Bradshaw has done the bizzo in pole vault qualification.

The Briton is into Sunday's final.

There is no rush for the Central Line tonight.

The London Stadium seats are empty, but only because their occupants are on their feet, clapping and barking as loud as sealions.

Farah's lap of honour is long and loud.

Brendan Foster
Olympic medallist and BBC commentator on BBC One

When you look at the individual World Championships gold medal table, Mo Farah is now second behind Usain Bolt. Six golds and one silver.

I bet you don't see this much excitement over next 12 months at this stadium. I bet West Ham don't give their fans this much entertainment.

Mike Costello
BBC Radio 5 live athletics commentator

It was astonishing the discipline he showed to win and he looked so in control it was almost like his great hero Muhammad Ali to George Foreman in the Rumble of the Jungle when he said 'is that all you've got?'

Brendan Foster
Olympic medallist and BBC commentator on BBC One

That was the best ever. Mo's last ever 10,000m in a Championship in his favourite stadium. He was hurting in the middle. He brought the crowd to their feet. He is a ruthless running machine.

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Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer at London Stadium

That might be the toughest of all the championship golds Farah has won over the past seven years. Tested like never before, producing a response like never before.

Mo Farah slides over the advertising hoardings and goes into the stands to fish out his family.

All four children pose with the champion on the track.

Joshua Cheptegei of Uganda was second.

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Mo Farah holds off the pursuit. The best of East Africa could not chew away the metre lead that he had.

Farah wins in 26:49. And with pure grit and guts.

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He's done it. And done it the hardest way.

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Mo trips! And recovers! 200m to go...

Brendan Foster
Olympic medallist and BBC commentator on BBC One

This is fantastic distance running. Mo Farah is in the zone. We are moving into Mo Farah territory.

Farah hits the bell with a lead on Paul Tanui of half a yard. They are massing behind him...

Mo hits the front! They have thrown the kitchen sink at him but he still has the legs. The crowd are going bananas...

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Brendan Foster
Olympic medallist and BBC commentator on BBC One

I think this field have hurt Mo but they have not wounded him severely. Be careful Mo, get on the outside. Three laps to go...

Abadi Hadis chucks in a 63-second lap. Mo Farah is still in contact and looking good.

Brendan Foster
Olympic medallist and BBC commentator on BBC One

There's a lot of strength and stamina guys in the field. Here's a move by Mo Farah. This is a crucial stage of the race. Mo is right in the middle within shooting distance.

Mo Farah moves up onto the leaders' shoulders at the bell. Abadi Hadis is taking it out. Can the teenager hold this pace? This is his play for glory...

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Mo Farah moves up into fifth as they come through the bell in 63 seconds. The pace is cracking on again as teenager Abadi Hadis hits the front for Ethiopia.