One day down, two to go. And it only gets more hectic and exciting from here.

If you missed anything from today's championship, you can catch up in Harry Poole's report from Glasgow here.

We'll be back tomorrow. You'll be able to watch the day session from 09:30 GMT live on BBC Two, BBC iPlayer and of course on the website, with added full live text coverage of the evening session. Hope to see you there.

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

I think the crowd has been fantastic during day one, but they are going to get excited tomorrow for Laura Muir and Josh Kerr who are both gutsy runners.

Josh is coming out to prove another point ahead of Paris and it's going to get the crowd going tomorrow.

If you blinked and missed the showpiece event of the night, here it is again.

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

Molly Caudery has had such fantastic indoor season and a great season last year as well.

I think it is a different position to be in as she is coming in as world lead, in an event which is so strong.

Caudery is so confident and is looking great, I am really looking forward to seeing her performances.

Could we see a golden Scottish double in Glasgow tomorrow? Both Josh Kerr and Laura Muir will be aiming to delight the home fans in the men's and women's 3,000m tomorrow evening.

Their races are set to take place at 20:15 GMT and 20:40 respectively. Appointment viewing.

Of course, these championships got underway this morning - and there was encouragement for British fans as Jemma Reekie won her 800m heat.

Here's how she did it.

In terms of impressive individual track performances tonight, Femke Bol's run in the 400m semi is right up there.

She is through to tomorrow's final, where she has been joined (only just) by Laviai Nielsen of Great Britain.

American Christian Coleman, speaking to BBC Sport after winning the men's 60m final:"These opportunties don't come around often when you are feeling good and healthy. To come out on top is amazing and you never take it for granted, I look forward to the rest of the season."

On his parents being present in the crowd: "They have been there from the beginning, my dad was my first coach and they have both been there from the start. It is an amazing feeling for them to see me do this on a world stage.

"I have been working on and focusing on my weaknesses and getting on with it in my own way.

"The main thing was to allow my body to naturally do what I have been coaching it to do.

"I am excited. It is 2024 and I am stepping into my prime mentally, physically and spiritually. I am going to have to be on my A game and I feel confident I will be there [Olympics]."

We are now hearing the Belgian national anthem following the women's pentathlon medal ceremony.

Noor Vigts took gold, becoming the first woman to defend a world pentathlon title by winning back to back indoor crowns.

The night started very strongly for Great Britain, with Revee Walcott-Nolan and Georgia Bell both reaching the women's 1500m final from the first two races on track in the evening session.

Here's how Bell managed it.

Karsten Warholm had not raced in 2024 until today.

Rusty? Not a bit of it. Here's how he won his semi-final.

Men's 60m silver medallist Noah Lyles, speaking to BBC Sport: "It was a great run, it was one of my best runs and 6.44 again - it's a second time running that and I am impressed with that.

"What a great indoor season, I have never been to an indoor World Championships - so it's great.

"It makes me so much excited as this is the worst part of my race.

"I am ready to go outdoor and take this new found 60m ability and put it to the 100m."

The medal ceremonies for today's events are currently taking place.

The women's high jump medallists are now being honoured, with Nicola Olyslagers of Australia having won gold.

We'll have full quotes from Noah Lyles shortly.

Stick with us for more reaction to tonight's action, we'll have this live text running until 22.30 GMT.

BBC's Jeanette Kwakye is about to speak to Noah Lyles, when the Canadian anthem starts in the women's shot put medal ceremony.

Lyles declines to speak immediately, wanting to respect the anthem.

"I hope someone would show that respect to my nation," he says.

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

On 60m not being Noah Lyles preferred event...

We all love doing things we are good at, but going to events we struggle at improves you overall as an athlete and it will help Lyles' 100m in the summer.

Morning session: 09:30-13:15 - BBC Two

Highlights include the men's long jump final, men's and women's 800m semi-finals and the first three events from the men's heptathlon.

Evening session: 18:40-22:15 - BBC Two; 20:15-22:00 - BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Eight gold medals will be claimed, with Laura Muir and Josh Kerr in the 3,000m finals at 20:15 and 20:40 respectively.

Other finals include the women's pole vault, and Karsten Warholm and Femke Bol in the men's and women's 400m finals.

Noah Lyles stated his aim was to win four global titles this year.

He will just have to settle for a treble at most.

Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV

Noah Lyles' focus will be on the Olympics, he will take the positives from this.

For me it has been a phenomenal indoor season for Lyles.

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

Christian Coleman does this time and time again, he is faultless in the first 10m - it is textbook.

The sport does need a head-to-head and Noah Lyles came out and it was a great spectacle.