Away we go in the 800m.

Noor Vidts immediately up near the front, while Saga Vanninen is well back.

The Belgian well placed for gold.

The pentathletes are being welcomed out on track ahead of the 800m, their final event.

Saga Vanninen leads the field, but the 800m is one of her weakest events and she only has a nine-point advantage over reigning champion Noor Vidts.

Abigail Pawlett of Britain, currently eighth in the rankings, will aim for a strong finish.

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It's just medal events from here on out on Friday night.

We'll have the conclusion of the men's shot put, the final event in the women's pentathlon - the 800m - then tonight's main event, the men's 60m final at 21:45 GMT.

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Does any man dominate an athletics event like Ryan Crouser dominates shot put?

The American threw 22.51m with his fourth effort in the final - nearly half a metre ahead of the field.

Crouser is well on course for gold.

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

He stepped up a lot there Rusheen MacDonald, but Karsten Warholm controlled that.

Warholm didn't want MacDonald going past him as he wants one of them preferred lanes.

Warholm has such a long stride length and runners try to get out of the way of him and it makes it a little tricky for them.

Alexander Doom (Belgium) - 45.69 seconds in the semi-final

Karsten Warholm (Norway) - 45.86

Joao Coelho (Portugal) - 45.98

Rusheem McDonald (Jamaica) - 46.02

Attila Molnar (Hungary) - 46.08

Matej Krsek (Czechia) - 46.48

Easy does it for the Olympic champion.

A time of 45.86 for the Norwegian, he's into the final.

Jamaica's Rusheen McDonald and Matej Krsek of Czechia join him.

Easy does it for the Olympic champion.

A time of 45.86 seconds for the Norwegian, he's into the final.

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They're cleanly away, and it's a strong start by Warholm, bounding away.

He leads at halfway.

The second men's 400m semi is about to begin.

Norway’s Karsten Warholm has won gold at every major championships except this one – he’s a man on a mission.

He smacks his chest and whoops as he gets into his starting blocks, whipping up the crowd.

In case you missed it earlier, a trip for GB's Adam Fogg in the men's 1500m heats looked to have curtailed his chances as he crossed the line in sixth.

However, he was later advanced to the final after it was decided he was unfairly impeded.

He'll be back in action on Sunday.

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

Alexander Doom ran that so controlling.

He was an athlete who came here on good form and believed in it. He never stressed about it at any moment - a very competent run, good strong form.

GB's Laviai Nielsen, speaking to BBC Sport after qualifying for the 400m final tomorrow: "That was my goal, I wanted to do it a lot safer than that, but I am in.

"I had no idea what happened in the first 200m but I felt good on the back straight and the crowd carried me through so I am glad.

"I am going to get stuck in and go for it."

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A really impressive run by Belgium's Alexander Doom, who wins the semi by a fair distance.

No doom and gloom for him.

Joao Coelho of Portugal takes second, with Hungary's Attila Molnar third. Those three men will race in the 400m final.

On we go. The men's 400m semis are about to commence.

Karsten Warholm is in the second semi.

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

That is a big shock. Yaroslava Mahuchikh went for it and attacked the run up.

It wasn't meant to happen and it has been an odd competition with a lot of failures.

Mahuchikh will take it on the chin and live to fight another day!

Ukraine’s Yaroslava Mahuchikh can't make it with her final jump at 1.99m - meaning Olyslagers wins gold for Australia!

Mahuchikh takes silver, while Lia Apostolovski of Slovenia wins bronze.

Britain's Morgan Lake winds up in sixth place.

We are right at the sharp end of the high jump final - reigning world champion Yaroslava Mahuchikh and Olympic silver medallist Nicola Olyslagers are going head to head at 1.99m.

Both failed at their first two attempts.

Australian Olyslagers with her third attempt... makes it!

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