Summary

  • GB women win 4x100m bronze behind US and Jamaica - but no Dina Asher-Smith in team

  • GB fourth in men's 4x100m relay as USA's Noah Lyles wins third gold

  • Ben Pattison wins 800m bronze

  • GB have now won seven medals in Hungary with one day to go

  • Sweden's Armand Duplantis just misses clearing 6.23m world record after winning pole vault gold

  • Kenya's Faith Kipyegon adds 5,000m title to 1500m crown, Sifan Hassan takes silver

  • Canada's Pierce LePage wins decathlon gold

Live Reporting

Matthew Henry

  1. 'Duplantis is a showman'

    Men's pole vault final (18:05 BST)

    Dame Denise Lewis
    Athens 2000 Olympic heptathlon gold medallist on BBC TV

    Armand Dupantis laughs with a fellow pole vault competitorGetty Images

    Armand Duplantis is the showman by his performances on track. Noah Lyles loves all the razzmatazz outside of the sport as well.

    We've got to allow for the different personalities to thrive in how ever they want to showcase that.

  2. 'Watching Duplantis is mind-blowing'

    Men's pole vault final (18:05 BST)

    Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
    London 2012 Olympic heptathlon champion on BBC TV

    Armand Duplantis springs into the air holding onto the poleReuters

    I think watching Armand Duplantis' performances are mind-blowing to see how he clears those heights but the consistency of how often he does that is credible for not just sports fans, but the general public as well.

  3. Duplantis going for another gold

    Men's pole vault final

    Armand DuplantisGetty Images

    First up this evening is the men's pole vault final.

    Of course that means Sweden's Armand Duplantis going for his second World Championship title in a row.

    Duplantis is one of the standout stars in track and field as the reigning world and Olympic champion, plus world record holder.

    American Chris Nilsen, the current Olympic and world silver medallist, is also in the final.

  4. Shankule wins marathon for Ethiopia

    Women's marathon

    Amane Beriso ShankuleGetty Images

    Earlier today Ethiopia's Amane Beriso Shankule beat defending champion and compatriot Gotytom Gebreslase to claim the biggest marathon victory of her career.

    Shankule, whose win in Valencia last year was the third-quickest marathon in history, won in two hours 24 minutes and 23 seconds on the streets of Budapest.

    Gebreslase finished 11 seconds behind to take silver with Morocco's Fatima Ezzahra Gardadi claiming bronze.

  5. What's coming up on Saturday?

    Ben PattisonGetty Images

    18:05 BST: Men's pole vault final featuring world record holder Armand Duplantis

    18:30 BST: Men's 4x400m relay - GB in tough first heat with USA and Botswana

    18:55 BST: Women's 4x400m relay - 2022 bronze medallists Great Britain in second heat

    19:15 BST: Women's shot put final

    19:30 BST: Men's 800m final - Great Britain's Ben Pattison in open final

    19:50 BST: Women's 5,000m final - 1500m champion Faith Kipyegon and 10,000m winner Gudaf Tsegay go for doubles. Olympic champion Sifan Hassan looks for gold after two near misses

    20:25 BST: Final event of decathlon - the 1500m.

    20:40 BST: Men's 4x100m relay final as Noah Lyles goes for third gold and Zharnel Hughes looks to help GB onto podium

    20:53 BST: Women's 4x100m relay - can GB get amongst American-Jamaican tussle for gold?

  6. World Athletics StadiumGetty Images

    Good evening.

    There are two days to go at the World Athletics Championships with medals still to be won.

    Great Britain have a shot at three more tonight.

    Can they do it? Stay with us to find out.