Catch-up with day two of the British Athletics Championships
Matthew Hudson-Smith wins men's 400m, Anyika Onuora wins women's 400m
Beth Dobbin claims first place in close women's 200m final
Lorraine Ugen wins the Women's long jump
Here's the running order for Sunday's events...
Image source, British AthleticsSteve Cram, whose glittering career included several British titles, has picked out the most eye-catching events in Birmingham.
Find out which events you cannot miss here.
The British Championships is one event, over two days with three-fold implications.
First and foremost, it is a chance for athletes to write their name in national history by becoming British champion.
Secondly, it offers a chance of a spot on the continental stage with the top two in each event qualifying for August's European Championships - provided they have also achieved British Athletics' qualifying standard.
Lastly, and for the first time, each event winner will represent Great Britain in the inaugural Athletics World Cup at London Stadium a fortnight later.
Among last year's highlights were Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake's thrilling 200m win as he broke John Regis' 30-year-old championship record, Eilidh Doyle's fourth successive 400m hurdles title and Laura Weightman's victory in the women's 1500m.
Image source, Getty ImagesSunday, 1 July
13:00-17:00 BST - BBC Two
11:30-17:00 BST - BBC Radio WM commentary
The best of Britain's athletes are set to compete in the British Athletics Championships this weekend in Birmingham.
See if you can answer these very tricky,exceedingly British, athletics questions here.
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