Final day of World Athletics Championships in Doha
GB women awarded 4x400m bronze after Jamaica disqualified
Men's 4x400m - GB fumble baton as US win gold
Men's javelin - Grenada's Anderson Peters takes gold
100m hurdles final - American Nia Ali wins gold
Women's long jump - Malaika Mihambo wins; GB's Abigail Irozuru seventh & Shara Proctor 11th
Men's 10,000m final - Uganda's Joshua Cheptegei wins gold
Kenya's Timothy Cheruiyot wins 1500m title
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Women's 100m hurdles semi-finals
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV in Doha
Cindy Ofili tried to make inroads but couldn't get quite into it.
It's good that she can be competitive again, so she can get a good winter behind her and then she'll be back competing with these women at the top.
Women's 100m hurdles semi-finals
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Cindy Ofili speaking to BBC TV: "Around hurdle six I lost my balance. I was trying to get the speed.
"I know I'm better than that but I've just got to go through it.
"I haven't been in a championships for a few years so it's nice to be back and I'm super excited for next year. It's a big year."
Women's 100m hurdles semi-finals
Cindy Ofili is probably too far away from the fastest losers qualifying spots, but considering that she had to learn how to walk again after rupturing her Achilles two years ago, it's been a decent outing in Doha for the Brit.
Women's 100m hurdles semi-finals
Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV in Doha
If you could put Megan Tapper's start with Danielle Williams' finish, you'd get the ultimate 100m hurdler.
That was a good competitive race, as you'd expect.
Women's 100m hurdles semi-finals
Keni Harrison is away cleanly and she's tussling all the way with Megan Tapper to cross the line first.
It's Harrison who wins that mini-battle, crossing in 12.58secs, and Tapper clocks a PB of 12.61 to take the second automatic qualifying spot.
Cindy Ofili finishes sixth in 12.95.
Women's 100m hurdles semi-finals
Cindy Ofili, fourth in Rio three years ago, waves to the crowd as her name is announced.
She's got heavy strapping on her right arm and shoulder as she leaps into the air, getting herself loose and ready.
Off she goes.
Women's 100m hurdles semi-finals
There's British representation in the second of the three semi-finals, with Cindy Ofili set to go in lane nine.
She faces a tough ask - in the same heat is America's Keni Harrison, who holds the world record, but has had a series of mishaps on the main stage.
She false-started in the semi-finals of the 2015 Worlds and she finished eighth at the World indoors a year later after hitting her first hurdle.
She has a scorching season's best of 12.43 and she's one of the favourites for the title, alongside Danielle Williams and Nia Ali.
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Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV in Doha
I think Danielle Williams was a little shocked by the performance of Nia Ali.
She got out of the blocks very well and stayed with Williams. She didn't panic and did what was necessary and kept the pressure on.
Williams needs to come out of the blocks much sharper than that.
Women's 100m hurdles semi-finals
That's a personal best for Nia Ali, clocking 12.44secs to qualify second.
Danielle Williams? 12.41. Told you it'd be quick...
Women's 100m hurdles semi-finals
Danielle Williams and Nia Ali are side by side throughout the race!
Williams and Ali are out of the blocks so quickly, matching each other stride for stride, and it's Williams who crosses the line first.
Women's 100m hurdles semi-finals
Danielle Williams, world champ four years ago ans the fastest woman in the world this year, is in lane six. Alongside her is Olympic silver medallist Nia Ali.
The top two will go through automatically and this could be a quick 'un. Away they go.
Women's 100m hurdles semi-finals
Right, shall we have some track action?
The three women's semi-finals are about to get going.
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The men's team are now receiving their 4x100m relay silver medals.
Adam Gemili has just realised he's put his medal on back to front, so he does a quick switch-a-roo before posing for the photos.
This was probably my favourite moment from yesterday.
Sadly, the Chinese team were later disqualified...
Women's 1500m
Sifan Hassan became the first woman yesterday to win the world 1500m and 10,000m title.
She gave an emotional interview after the race - her coach, Alberto Salazar, was given a four-year ban from athletics earlier this week for doping violations.
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Not a bad office that, Michael.
Great Britain's 4x100m women's team are just about to receive their silver medal from yesterday.
Dina Asher-Smith will leave Doha with two silvers and one gold medal in her hand luggage. What a competition she's had.
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Gareth Hancock: Top performance by Callum Hawkins in the marathon. Give it absolutely everything and shook up the world's best.
Men's marathon
More from Hawkins: "When it's that hot, it's like running in soup. It's stifling."
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