Summary

  • Adam Gemili wins men's 200m title - already has Tokyo qualifying time

  • Jodie Williams beats Beth Dobbin to add 200m title to 400m crown

  • World champion Dina Asher-Smith not running 200m

  • Keely Hodgkinson, 19, wins 800m in 1:59.61 with Jemma Reekie second and Laura Muir third

  • Elliot Giles wins men's 800m from Oliver Dustin in photo finish 1:45.11

  • Jazz Sawyers (long jump) and Morgan Lake (high jump) qualify for Tokyo

  • Tiffany Porter wins 100m hurdles

  • Athletes need to finish in top two & achieve qualifying standard to guarantee Tokyo spots

Live Reporting

Becky Grey

  1. Lake heading to Tokyo

    High jumper Morgan Lake earned her place at a second Olympic Games earlier.

    The 24-year-old won the British title with a jump of 1.93m.

    Back to the 5,000m...

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  2. Amy-Eloise Markovc is still having to do all the work at the front of the women's 5000m.

    Jess Judd hasn't fancied making a move yet, with five laps to go.

  3. Eight laps left in the women's 5000m and Amy-Eloise Markovc is still looking comfortable on the front, with Jess Judd looming ominously behind her.

  4. The Olympic qualifying standard for the 5000m is 15:10.00. You don't find many of those down your local Park Run...

    Amy-Eloise Markovc is leading the field at a decent pace with 11 laps to go.

  5. Judd on 5000m startline

    Jessica Judd has already claimed an Olympic spot in the 10,000m and is about to look to do the same in the 5000m.

    She already has the qualifying time, so that means she needs to finish in the top two to book her place in Tokyo.

    Eilish McColgan was in the same position but has withdrawn.

  6. What's next?

    Glad you asked. The women's 5000m is next up.

    15:30 Women's 5000m

    16:15 Men's 3000m steeplechase

    16:35 Men's 200m

    16:46 Women's 200m

  7. Tiffany Porter finished that one in 12.78 seconds. It is a good season's best for second-placed Alicia Barrett, but her 13.18 is outside the Olympic standard of 12.84.

    Cindy Sember looked off colour, running it in 13.20 and Jenna Blundell finished fourth in 13.22.

  8. Porter wins 100m hurdles
    Breaking

    Tiffany Porter wins with ease.

    She was over the line practically before the others had cleared the final hurdle.

    Alicia Barrett claims a surprise second ahead of Cindy Sember.

  9. Sember and Porter line up for hurdles

    The women's 100m hurdles final is imminent.

    Cindy Sember will be going for a third successive British title, while older sister Tiffany Porter is also in the mix.

    They are both pretty much guaranteed a place in Tokyo, with the Olympic standard at a tricky 12.84 seconds.

  10. Taylor Campbell has also secured a Tokyo place in the men's hammer, winning his first British title with a throw of 75.10m

    Shot putter Sophie Mckinna will be at the Olympics too after winning with a stadium-record throw of 18.28m.

  11. Sawyers heading to Tokyo

    Commonwealth silver medallist Jazmin Sawyers has already managed to seal her place at the Olympics in the long jump.

    Her final jump of 6.75m was the best of the lot.

    "I can't tell you how much it means to actually book my ticket," she said. "I'm so glad I came out and did it."

    Jazmin Sawyers smilingGetty Images

  12. What's coming up

    If you need a cup of tea, make one now. We'll get a short reprieve before heading back to the track.

    15:20 Women's 100m hurdles

    15:30 Women's 5000m

    16:15 Men's 3000m steeplechase

    16:35 Men's 200m

    16:46 Women's 200m

  13. Mike Henson
    BBC Sport at Manchester Regional Arena

    The kids are more than alright.

    Oliver Dustin, European junor champion and now 20 years old, came very close to snatching the men's 800m race after Keely Hodgkinson's heist of the women's.

    Another five metres and I think Elliot Giles was toast.

    Perhaps the best of the youngsters, Max Burgin, 19, missed this year's championships through injury.

    The future's as bright as Dustin's orange vest.

    Dustin and GilesGetty Images

  14. So Elliot Giles secures his Olympic place in a time of 1:45.11. Oliver Dustin will join him in Tokyo after finishing in 1:45.12.

    Daniel Rowden just missed out with his 1:45.14 run.

  15. Giles wins men's 800m
    Breaking

    Elliot Giles does a drum roll as he and Dustin wait to see who has won.

    The system says he's won it by 0.01 seconds, but he's not seen yet.

    The finishGetty Images

  16. Has Oliver Dustin done it?

    He sticks out his arm to try and get over the line first.

  17. What. A. Finish.

    Everyone was having a go!

  18. Oliver Dustin chasing!

    Can Giles hold on?

  19. Joshua Lay is still out in front.

    But Elliot Giles nicks the lead down the back straight.

  20. Elliot Giles pushes out hard, but Joshua Lay pushes to the front. He pushed for some speed, but slows as they take the bell.