Greg Rutherford competes at London Stadium for final time
Laura Muir fifth in women's mile, outside Zola Budd's GB record
Dina Asher-Smith fourth in women's 200m
Kare Adenegan sets T34 100m world record, Sophie Hahn clocks T37/38 200m world record
Kenya's Emmanuel Korir wins men's 800m in 1:42.05 seconds
Millicent Fawcett mile for women (15:49 BST)
Zola Budd set the British mile record eight years before Laura Muir was even born.
Image source, Getty ImagesHer PB over the distance is only half a second outside the record so it's very much game on. If you were wondering, like I was, the mile is classified as 1,609.344 metres so only just over the 1500.
London Games: Great Britain's Kare Adenegan breaks world record to win T34 100m
Three PBs and two SBs in that race. A cracker.
So we expected Dina Asher-Smith, Marie-Josee Ta Lou and Dafne Schippers to go for the win but they came fourth, fifth and seventh. The Americans brought it.
Women's 200m
Anniversary Games: GB's Dina Asher-Smith fourth as United States' Jenna Prandini wins 200m
Left a long time in the blocks but bang! What a great race, there are five or six in it and Jenna Prandini nicks it!
Women's 200m (15:29 BST)
What have you got Dina Asher-Smith? Britain's best ever 200m athlete, in the shape of her life.
Toni Minichiello
Formerly Jessica Ennis-Hill's coach, on BBC TV
To go up four centimetres for a PB in the high jump is massive.
Women's high jump
A contrast in reactions as Elena Vallortigara clears 2m for the first time and celebrates in a flood of tears. Mariya Lasitskene also clears it and shuffles off, not bothered one bit.
Great contest!
Men's long jump
Luvo Manyonga has gone 8.58m now - so consistent. Every jump is 8.5m. He loves it.
Women's 200m (15:29 BST)
Image source, PAThe women's 200m is also loaded with world stars. Joining British star Dina Asher-Smith are Olympic champion Elaine Thompson, world champion Dafne Schippers and world 100m and 200m silver medallist Marie-Josee Ta Lou.
Men's 200m
Adam Gemili ran 20.30, while Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake clocked 20.21.
Mitchell-Blake: "I was sluggish for my first few steps. I am content, I know I have a lot more to go. My time - I'm better than that."
Gemili: "It's a good battle between us. Races, we are both not pleased. But that's why you run, to learn, to get better. I am in a lot better shape than that."
Michael Johnson
Four-time Olympic gold medallist athlete on BBC TV
Mitchell-Blake was quick out of the blocks but I think he will be disappointed with that race. Akeem Bloomfield controlled this race from start to finish, power and technically sounds. We are seeing more of these 200m-400m combination sprinters.
Anniversary Games: Jamaica's Akeem Bloomfield dips under 20 seconds to win 200m
This IS a fast track, Wooosh!
Akeem Bloomfield had never gone under 20 before but he clocks 19.81
Men's 200m
No British man has run under 20 seconds in Britain. Just saying.
Women's high jump
There are only two women left in the high jump.
Elena Vallortigara and Mariya Lasitskene have cleared 1.95m.
Lasitskene makes it look so, so easy.
Morgan Lake and KJT both end the day clearing 1.91m. Nice.
Paula Radcliffe
Women's marathon world record holder on BBC One
You wouldn't want to be a selector would you?
Women's 200m (15:29 BST)
Image source, PAThe women's 200m is also loaded with world stars. Joining British star Dina Asher-Smith are Olympic champion Elaine Thompson, world champion Dafne Schippers and world 100m and 200m silver medallist Marie-Josee Ta Lou.
Chris O'Hare is up on his feet now. Good to see.
Men's 1500m
Youssouf Hiss Bachir is a mile ahead at the bell but he's gone too early and is swallowed up as we hit the home straight. Olympic champ Matt Centrowitz takes the win.
Men's 1500m
Bad news for Briton Chris O'Hare - he's pulled up with an injury and is out of the race.