World Para-athletics Championships - GB win a gold and three silvers

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Great Britain end on 18 golds, eight silvers and 13 bronze medals
Sammi Kinghorn wins her second gold medal of the championships with success in the women's T53 100m
Polly Maton takes silver in the women's T47 long jump
Jordan Howe wins silver in the men's T35 100m
Mickey Bushell, 2012 Paralympic gold medallist, wins a silver medal in the men's T53 100m
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Michael Emons

'Incredibly proud'published at 18:39 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
Men's high jump T44 - Jonathan Broom-Edwards wins silver (on Saturday)
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The price of goldpublished at 18:35 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
Chris Osborne
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One of the few drawbacks of winning a gold medal is the never ending media interviews you have to do.
GB' shot put world champion Aled Davies looked thoroughly shattered this afternoon as he was dragged between camera, to interviewer to microphone.
Hug wins gold for Switzerlandpublished at 18:32 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
Men's T54 5,000m
It's a treble for the Hug-ster.
Marcel Hug of Switzerland comfortably wins the 5,000m to add to his 1,500m and 800m titles in London.
Rawat Tana of Thailand is second, with German Alhassane Balde third.
'You are all heroes'published at 18:29 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
Women's long jump T47 - Polly Maton wins silver
Great Britain have won four medals so far today and one of them was won by 17-year-old Polly Maton in the women's long jump T47.
She has tweeted to say thank you to everyone for their support.
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'A battle of the toughest'published at 18:25 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
Women's 200m T44
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Some quotes now from Dutch sprinter Marlou van Rhijn, who has just taken the gold in the women's 200m T44.
She tells BBC Radio 5 live: "It's amazing. What's especially amazing is to do it here in this stadium where I won my first ever gold medal.
"I really liked it in the rain. It gives you this feeling where you have to give everything. It's like a battle of the toughest. I'd like to have won the 100m but it wasn't to be and I gave this one my all."
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Get Involved #BBCParaAthleticspublished at 18:21 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
What has been your favourite moment of the championships and why?
Lincoln Rob: Richard Whitehead, Hollie Arnold, Sophie Hahn and Sammi Kinghorn gold medals last Saturday (because I was there with my family). Superb evening's athletics.
Keep the comments coming in and we will put them in this page throughout the evening.
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Gold for Van Rhijnpublished at 18:17 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
Women's 200m T44
The conditions are horrendous, and the championships are ending in heavy rain.
Netherlands' Paralympic and world champion Marlou van Rhijn, as expected, takes the gold, but it is a sad ending for Canadian Marissa Papaconstantinou, who pulls up injured halfway down the finish straight, but, with tears in her eyes and looking in a lot of pain, manages to cross the line accompanied by a great reception from the home crowd.
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Rain on the paradepublished at 18:12 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
We've had glorious weather most of the week. But we're finishing with a wet one. The rain has slowed a bit but this was the track a little earlier.
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Sugar's ending not so sweetpublished at 18:10 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
Women's 200m T44 (18:10 BST)
Britain's Laura Sugar was set to compete in tonight's T44 200m final but has pulled out with a hamstring injury.
On Saturday, she finished second in her heat in a new personal best of 27.91 to advance into the final.
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Netherlands' Marlou van Rhijn is the favourite and is the reigning world and Paralympic champion. Earlier today, she tweeted this...
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Champions!published at 18:08 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
Chris Osborne
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Not long after Sammi Kinghorn was lapping up the glory this morning, it was time for BBC Sport to take to the track.
The media race, hosted by the International Paralympic Committee, was a tense affair.
A 4x100m relay, with the two straights run by a blindfolded runner and a guide.
The BBC team of JJ Chalmers (former Invictus athlete), Allison Curbishley (former Olympic runner), Kate Grey (a former para-swimmer), Tom Gayle (a decent junior runner in his day), George Cummins (a radio producer of no athletic repute) and me (a sport journalist of no athletic repute) clocked the fastest time.
And I got to bring us home inside the London Stadium. Boyhood dream stuff.
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Get Involved #BBCParaAthleticspublished at 18:07 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
What has been your favourite moment of the championships and why?
As always we want your thoughts and comments on the action.
It is the last day of action so tell us what has been your favourite moment of the competition and what made it special?
Get in touch using the hashtag #BBCParaAthletics and we will post your messages on this page.
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A quick recappublished at 18:05 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
Earlier today Great Britain picked up one gold and three silver medals.
Sammi Kinghorn won her second gold of the championships, in the women's 100m T53, while Polly Maton (T47 long jump), Jordan Howe (T35 100m) and Mickey Bushell (T53 100m) won silvers.
Hello againpublished at 18:01 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
Welcome back to BBC Sport live text commentary for our coverage of the last session of the World Para-athletics Championships.
Back just before 18:00 BSTpublished at 13:15 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
We are going to leave the live page there for now, but we will be back just before 18:00 BST tonight, with Great Britain's Laura Sugar and Sammi Kinghorn racing in finals in the final session of the championships.
Hope you can join us then. Bye for now, see you soon.
Kinghorn wins second gold in Londonpublished at 13:12 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
Chris Osborne
BBC Sport at London Stadium
Sammi Kinghorn won her second gold at the World Para-athletics Championships as Britain collected four medals on the final morning.
T53 wheelchair racer Kinghorn, 21, added the 100m title to her 200m gold and 400m bronze.
She can claim a fourth medal in the 800m later on Sunday.
There were also British silver medals for Polly Maton in the T47 long jump, Jordan Howe in the T35 100m and Mickey Bushell in the T53 100m.
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Four British medals won so far todaypublished at 13:09 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
So, here is a quick recap on what has happened at London Stadium this morning, a session that saw Great Britain pick up one gold and three silver medals, to take the total to 39 overall.
'I had no idea where I finished'published at 13:04 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
Women's 100m T53 - gold for Great Britain's Sammi Kinghorn
BBC Radio 5 live
Sammy Kinghorn, who has just won 100m gold after her 200m T53 success earlier in the week, has just spoken to BBC Radio 5 live.
She said: "I literally had no idea where I finished. I was staring straight across the line. I heard the roar so I thought I must have medalled but had no idea where. I can't believe it
"I know my start is really fast now. I swapped gloves a few times because of the weather - was it going to rain? 16.65 seconds - I'm so happy with that.
"I felt like halfway down I panicked a bit and I have some scrapes on my arm from slipping slightly."
On her 800m, which takes place at 18:51 BST, she adds. "You don't know where you'll come in the 800m because its tactics so I'll get myself in a good position and hope for a sprint finish."
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'Take a bow'published at 12:59 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
And here are some tweets from Great Britain's Richard Whitehead, a gold medallist in the men's 200m T42.
He has loved the performances from his team-mates this morning.
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'You absolute beauty'published at 12:54 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
Women's 100m T53 - gold for Great Britain's Sammi Kinghorn
Another tweet from Hollie Arnold, this time praising Sammi Kinghorn, who has just collected her second gold of the championships with victory in the women's 100m T53.
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'Amazing pushing'published at 12:49 British Summer Time 23 July 2017
Women's 100m T53 - gold for Great Britain's Sammi Kinghorn
Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson
11-time Paralympic champion on BBC Radio 5 live
That was an amazing race from Sammi. Angela Ballard (who came second) won this event in 2002, she has always been there or thereabouts, but it was amazing pushing from Sammi, especially in the last 20 metres and she didn't panic.
She knew she had won going across the line and didn't realise how fast it was.
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