Postpublished at 16:41 British Summer Time 26 June 2021
Next up on track is the men's 110m hurdles.
Andrew Pozzi has the qualifying time so surely he'll make the top two and be primed for Tokyo...
Summary
British Championships and Olympic trials from Manchester
Dina Asher-Smith wins 100m in 10.97 seconds - with Asha Philip second
Asher-Smith was clocked at 10.71 - a British record - but timing was wrong
CJ Ujah wins men's 100m in 10.05 seconds to qualify for Tokyo
Zharnel Hughes disqualified from 100m final for false start - was fastest qualifier
Holly Bradshaw sets British pole vault record with 4.90m clearance
.Josh Kerr and Jake Wightman qualify for Olympic 1500m
Andrew Pozzi only third in 110m hurdles final - but has qualifying time
Athletes need to finish in top two and achieve qualifying standard to make team for Tokyo
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Postpublished at 16:39 British Summer Time 26 June 2021
Nope. I'm afraid that ride isn't for me folks....
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Image source, Getty ImagesOne of these is a rapidly moving object.
The other is a Formula 1 car.
Image source, Getty ImagesFast...published at 16:32 British Summer Time 26 June 2021
Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Manchester Regional ArenaDina Asher-Smith's time - 10.91 - is her fastest this season and just eight hundredths off her personal best.
Will she go full bore to lay down a marker far beyond the Manchester Regional Arena in tonight's final.
18:35 BST for that one...
Postpublished at 16:31 British Summer Time 26 June 2021
Think they may need to go and put lane five out with a fire extinguisher after that semi-final.
Dina Asher-Smith brought some flames.
Now, where's my rapid colleague Mike Henson? He's coming next...
To Dina...published at 16:27 British Summer Time 26 June 2021
Women's 100m semi-finals
Image source, Getty ImagesTo semi-final number three of the women's 100m. A few shake their legs out in the blocks.
SET... BANG...
Dina Asher-Smith is operating in what looks like a different sport here and she pulls clear instantly. Majestic stuff... 10.91 seconds. A season's best.
If you finish in front of Dina in the final later today ladies then I believe you'll be British champion.
'Made it on my last go'published at 16:25 British Summer Time 26 June 2021
Women's 400m hurdles
Meghan Beesley qualified for Tokyo earlier by finishing second in the women's 400m hurdles: "I got a full-time job in January and have literally been training on my own in the evenings. I was running a very average season.
"It was 57s all year so to come here and come second around this calibre of athlete, to do that alongside a 40 hour a week job, it doesn't seem real. I can't believe it.
"I'm 31 and made it finally. This was my last go.
"Everyone asks you about the Olympics. It's your dream. To be able to do that and go, it will be great."
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Women's 100m semi-finals
Women need to place in the top two of tonight's final and have clocked 11.1 seconds over the last couple of years.
Asha Philip has that time and booked her final place in semi-final number one.
In the second it's all about our dreaded mate... 'the false start'. Not one but two of them, with 17-year-old Alyson Bell sent back to the changing rooms for fouling in the second instance.
Take three... they are away... Daryll Neita dominates with just under 11.2 seconds and she already has the qualifier in the bank so it's all about tonight's final. Kristal Awuah also into the final with 11.36.
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Women's 100m semi-finals
Asha Philip and Imani Lansiquot clock 11.39 and 11.4. They'll be in this evening's final peeps.
Woosh.
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The women are on track for their 100m semi-final with a final to follow this evening.
Hopefully there's no carnage as per our last entry...
Ouch!published at 16:09 British Summer Time 26 June 2021
I know it's not athletics but former Olympian Sharon Davies has just alerted me to a crash at today's Tour de France opener.
Talk about easing into things... dear me.
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Low out of the blocks, compact through the mid-section, CJ Ujah clocks 10.16 and change to win the final semi-final. He's into the final, as is Andrew Robertson in 10.36.
The final will rock at 18:25 BST.
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To the last of the semi-finals...
CJ Ujah in the house.
Good conditions for good timespublished at 16:04 British Summer Time 26 June 2021
Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Manchester Regional ArenaThe conditions today are giving the 100m guys and girls every chance to lay down a time.
Toasty warm in the sun and just a breath of headwind to run into. It came up as 1.0m/s in the last semi-final.
Postpublished at 16:04 British Summer Time 26 June 2021
Men's 100m semi-final
Dear me. Three one hundredths of a second split the first four in the second men's 100m semi final.
Jona Efoloko in 10.35, and Reece Prescod in 10.36 front the action.
Prescod has the Olympic qualifying time in the bank but he left that a bit late after a heavy start. Still, he's into the final. Sometimes an ugly run kicks you on...
The view from the hillpublished at 15:59 British Summer Time 26 June 2021
Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Manchester Regional Arena
Image source, ..There were 1300 socially distanced tickets on offer for the action today, but if you fancy a little view of the final corner, the 100m start and the pole vault pit, you can grab a spot on a slope opposite the Manchester Regional Arena.
It's not perfect, but sport spectating in 2021 isn't...
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Some of the crowd look a bit stiff today.
No chance of a Mexican wave...
Image source, Getty Images'Ujah and uncertainty'published at 15:57 British Summer Time 26 June 2021
Men's 100m final (18:25 BST)
Steve Cram
BBC Sport athletics commentatorNormally we have four or five guys on the top of their game as the trials come around. I'm not sure we can say that this time around. It all looks a little more uncertain.
CJ Ujah has had a good season and looks to be the standout of the fit, healthy and regularly racing.
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A reminder the men's 100m final will be at 18:25 BST.
To our mate Steve Cram...
That's quick...published at 15:56 British Summer Time 26 June 2021
Men's 100m semi-final
Zharnel Hughes - in black and white stripes - he's like a rapid Newcastle United striker if Newcastle United ever had rapid strikers.
It's a 10.06 with a brief glance over his right shoulder.
Beautifully central in his lane in the head-on camera, that was mint.
To the final Zharnel... to the final.