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Women's events include beam and floor
GB's Jessica Gadirova wins third gold medal of Championships with victory in floor final
Britain's Amelie Morgan finishes 4th in the beam final
Men's finals include vault, parallel bars and high bar
GB's Giarnni Regini-Moran wins bronze in men's vault, Courtney Tulloch finishes fifth
Final day of championships
Day four of the European Artistic Gymnastic Championships produced a triple medal haul for the British team.
Watch the key action as Jessica Gadirova wins silver in the vault, while Joe Fraser (pommel) and Amelie Morgan (uneven bars) both claim bronze.
British teenager Jessica Gadirova wins her second medal in two days at the European Gymnastics Championship in Switzerland.
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Image source, Getty ImagesGreat Britain's Jessica Gadirova will be looking for her third medal of the championships after winning silver in the vault and bronze in the all-around.
Team-mate Amelie Morgan can also add to her medal tally after claiming bronze in Saturday's uneven bars final.
Max Whitlock - reigning Olympic and world pommel horse champion - has failed to make the European final after falling off in qualifying fell off during qualifying.
But Britain's Courtney Tulloch and Giarnni Regini-Moran will compete in the men's vault final alongside European all-around champion Nikita Nagornyy, of Russia.
Men’s GB team
Max Whitlock, Joe Fraser, Courtney Tulloch, Giarnni Regini-Moran, Joshua Nathan & Jake Jarman
Women’s GB team
Alice Kinsella, Amelie Morgan, Jessica Gadirova & Phoebe Jakubczyk
Image source, Getty ImagesBritain's Joe Fraser
It’s been almost 18 months since the last major event in the gymnastics calendar took place but the European Artistic Gymnastics Championships starts this week in Basel, Switzerland.
The tournament, which is being held in Basel for the fifth time, started on Wednesday, 21 April with qualification events with all-around finals taking place on Friday, 23 April and apparatus finals over the weekend of 24-25 April.
Federations from 38 countries have travelled to Basel to challenge for the all-round and individual continental titles with a total of 268 gymnasts scheduled to compete: 109 women and 159 men.
Each country can enter six male and four female gymnasts with a maximum of four gymnasts each per apparatus competing.
The 24 gymnasts with the highest ranking obtained in the qualifying competition advance to the All-Around Final with a maximum of two gymnasts per country. The eight highest-ranked gymnasts in the qualifying competition per apparatus advance to the Apparatus Finals, again with a maximum of two gymnasts per country/final.
There is Olympic qualification up for grabs as two Olympic places for men and two for women will be determined based on the results of the all-around qualification competition.
All times are BST and subject to change
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You can watch live coverage of the European Artistic Gymnastics Championships on BBC iPlayer and on the BBC Sport website.
Coverage
Sunday, 25 April
11:50–14:40 – Women’s beam and floor finals & men’s vault, parallel bars and high bar finals
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