Great Britain finish with six medals to meet their target
GB women win 4x400m silver behind Felix's USA
GB win men's 4x400m bronze behind Trinidad & Tobago & USA
Semenya powers to 800m gold; Sharp 8th
Kenya's Obiri wins 5,000m gold; Muir 6th & McColgan 10th
Barshim wins high jump; Grabarz 6th
Kenya's Manangoi wins 1500m final; O'Hare 12th
Women's 5,000m final
Almaz Ayana and Hellen Obiri have devastated the field in one lap. There are five athletes in a second group with the peloton a further 30m back. Both British women are in that main, rear group. Conservation time.
Women's 5,000m final
Hellen Obiri and Almaz Ayana have had enough of the pedestrianisation of this race - they go for it. Opening up a big gap in the space of 300m
Image source, BBC SportWomen's 5000m final
Brendan Foster
Olympic medallist and BBC commentator on BBC Two
These two Scottish runners - Laura Muir and Eilish McColgan - have grown up running together. It would be wonderful to see them get up the field together.
Women's 5,000m final
The two Brits are in the middle of the pack, the pace or lack of at the start of this race means that it could well come down to who has the best kick over the last 400m. Fascinating.
Women's 5000m final
An 81-second opening lap, almost the pace that you or I could manage! Almost. Eight minutes maybe in my case.
It's very, very, very slow though. They are barely jogging. Interesting tactics.
Image source, ReutersMen's high jump
Robbie Grabarz at 2.29m, the height which won him bronze in 2012. It's a good effort, he's over it but hits the bar with his heels on the way down!
Here's his earlier attempt.
Grabarz clear at 2.25m
Women's 5,000m final
And away we go!
Women's 5,000m final
Former 10,000m World champion (plus mum and coach to Eilish), Liz McColgan: "As her coach I know Eilish is in really good shape. Sometimes you need a bit of luck too. She has such a rollercoaster to get here - much more than other people.
"I am so proud of her as her mum and her coach because I know what she has been through. I hope she gets the finish she deserves.
"She's not going to win it - there are two Kenyan girls who will make it very hard for her - but there are about seven girls who could take the bronze and Eilish is one of them".
Women's 5,000m final
Liz McColgan - Eilish's mum - just told us that she's very nervous about this race, as her daughter is in good enough shape to challenge for the medals.
Could we see another fourth place for GB?!
Her and Laura Muir get huge ovations down on the line.
Paula Radcliffe tells us that the second half of Almaz Ayana's ludicrous 10k win last week would have broken the championship record over 5k.
INSANE.
BBC Radio 5 live
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Women's 5,000m final (19:35 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesBritain’s Laura Muir looked tired in making this final following her exertions to come fourth in a tough race in the 1500m. She finished seventh in a quick heat to qualify as a fastest loser. She is yet to win a major medal at this distance and a podium place would be a huge achievement. Compatriot Eilish McColgan came fourth in a slower heat to qualify automatically for the final.
Image source, ReutersWomen's discus final
It's 70.31m for Sandra Perkovic with her second throw! She is almost a metre ahead of the field.
Image source, reutersMen's high jump
Bohdan Bondarenko is OVER 2.25m. On his last life. Just playing it up.
#bbcathletics
Mark Fletcher: I've loved the hedgehog. A person dressed up in a furry suit is inherently funny anyway but this guy has been top bants.
Men's high jump
Rio bronze medallist Bohdan Bondarenko is in trouble after two fouls at 2.25m. Could he be a very early casualty?
Women's 5,000m final (19:35 BST)
If reigning world champion Almaz Ayana finds her best form the rest of them may as well stay at home.
The Ethiopian won the 10,000m title at these championships by more than 45 seconds (FORTY-FIVE!). Ayana, who has barely raced this year due to injury, was second fastest in qualifying with 14:57.06 minutes, a season’s best.
In a strong field fellow Ethiopian Senberi Teferi, a silver medallist in Beijing two years ago, was third fastest in qualifying and she is also third fastest in the world this year.
This was a ridiculous winning margin
Women's 5,000m final (19:35 BST)
Image source, ReutersBritain’s Laura Muir looked tired in making this final following her exertions to come fourth in a tough race in the 1500m. She finished seventh in a quick heat to qualify as a fastest loser. She is yet to win a major medal at this distance and a podium place would be a huge achievement.
Compatriot Eilish McColgan came fourth in a slower heat to qualify automatically for the final. Someone who might find winning a medal a little easier is Kenya’s Hellen Obiri. She is fastest in the world this year by more than seven seconds. The Olympic silver medallist was also fastest in qualifying.
The London 2017 mascot, Hero the Hedgehog has had a very busy championships.
Today hasn't been any different...
Image source, Getty ImagesHe arrived in style on a zipline....
Image source, Getty ImagesChased former Great Britain sprinter Iwan Thomas...
Image source, Getty ImagesBefore falling over!
Have you been a fan of the mascot at the World Athletics Championships, or has he been an unnecessary distraction?
Men's high jump
Here's Robbie Grabarz at 2.25m - over!
2.29m was enough for Olympic bronze in 2012 for Grabarz.
Grabarz clear at 2.25m