GOLD - Katarina Johnson-Thompson wins heptathlon title after thrilling 800m race
Briton beats American Anna Hall by 20 points overall after brilliant competition
BRONZE - Britain's Zharnel Hughes runs 9.88 seconds to win 100m medal in photo finish
American Noah Lyles wins gold in 9.83 seconds and Letsile Tebogo of Botwsana takes silver in 9.88
Laura Muir, Katie Snowden and Melissa Courtney-Bryant into Tuesday's 1500m final
Josh Kerr and Neil Gourley make men's 1500m final but Elliot Giles misses out
Men's 100m final
Zharnel Hughes leaps from the track as his bronze medal is confirmed on the big screen before roaring in delight.
He was charging at the end and snatched it by 1,000th of a second.
World Athletics Championships 2023: GB's Zharnel Hughes wins bronze in 100m final
It's a photo finish for third. Zharnel Hughes was in the mix...
Men's 100m final
Remember the name!
The 20-year-old takes silver.
Men's 100m final
It's gold for the United States and Noah Lyles.
He wins it in 9.83 seconds.
Image source, Getty ImagesMen's 100m final
Coleman flies out!
Men's 100m final
Silence falls over Budapest.
On your marks...
Men's 100m final
The penultimate man to arrive is Britain's Zharnel Hughes - the fastest man in the world this year.
Noah Lyles then bounds out of the tunnel. He's pumped!
Men's 100m final
The finalists are being announced into the arena one by one.
Christian Coleman, the 2019 champion, blows a kiss to the sky.
Men's 100m final
Here's the line up for the men's 100m final with their semi-final times...
2. Ryiem Forde (Jam) 9.95
3. Letsile Tebogo (Bot) 9.98
4. Christian Coleman (USA) 9.88
5. Zharnel Hughes (GB) 9.93
6. Noah Lyles (USA) 9.87
7. Oblique Seville (Jam) 9.90
8. Abdul Hakim Sani Brown (Jap) 9.97
9. Ferdinand Omanyala (Ken) 10.01
Men's 100m final
Michael Johnson
Four-time Olympic gold medallist athlete on BBC TV
This race is so open. Christian Coleman looks great. Lyles, not known for his 100m, looks like a potential gold medallist. Zharnel has a chance as well.
Men's 100m final
Image source, Getty ImagesKJT says her medal is for Denise Lewis, who she says has helped her through the tough times.
Denise, on BBC punditry duty, looks emotional too.
World Athletics Championships 2023: GB's Katarina Johnson-Thompson wins gold in heptathlon
Katarina Johnson-Thompson has been speaking to BBC Sport about her win.
"It's so easy to run when there's something on the line," she says.
"I've committed to getting my heart broken again but this time I didn't."
Men's 100m final
World Athletics Championships 2023: GB's Zharnel Hughes makes men's 100m final
Only one British man has won the 100m world title - Linford Christie in 1993.
Zharnel Hughes broke Christie's British record this year and came into these championships as the fastest man in 2023 but is yet to put together a full race so far.
He has struggled with his starts before coming through in the previous rounds.
Next on track is the men's 100m final - the battle to be crowned the fastest man in the world...
Men's 10,000m final
It's three in a row for Joshua Cheptegei!
The 26-year-old holds off Selemon Barega in a sprint around the final bend to take gold.
Barega is pipped on the line for silver by Kenya's Daniel Simiu Ebenyo.
World Athletics Championships 2023: Joshua Cheptegei wins gold in 10,000m final for Uganda
Men's 10,000m final
Cheptegei is on the front at the bell.
There are two Ethiopians chasing him down.
Men's 10,000m final
There are two laps to go in the men's 10,000m final and we have a big group at the front which includes Uganda’s Joshua Cheptegei.
Cheptegei is going for a third world title in a row.
Men's 100m final
World Athletics Championships 2023: Fred Kerley fails to qualify for 100m final
Britain's Zharnel Hughes is the fastest man in the world this year but another slow start in his semi-final meant he had to battle to make it through.
American Noah Lyles, the 2019 200m world champion who thinks he can break Usain Bolt's 200m world record at these games, was the most impressive.
He won his semi-final in 9.87 seconds.
Defending champion Fred Kerley and Olympic champion Marcell Jacobs are out.
Watch out for Christian Coleman, the champion from four years ago, and 22-year-old Jamaican Oblique Seville, who came in one of the less fancied names but has been impressive.
Denise Lewis
Olympic heptathlon gold medallist on BBC TV
I am incredibly happy for Kat and her team. She's been settled down. You don't become a bad athlete overnight. Her body had let her down and now she's fit