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Great Britain's Luke Whitehouse wins gold in men's floor final, Harry Hepworth in fourth
Becky Downie wins silver in women's uneven bars final
Courtney Tulloch finishes sixth in men's rings final
Live Reporting
Rebecca Downie claims silver in the women's uneven bars finalpublished at 14:32 British Summer Time 15 April 2023
Ireland's Rhys McClenaghan wins pommel horse goldpublished at 13:40 British Summer Time 15 April 2023
13:40 BST 15 April 2023Whitehouse wins gold in men's floor finalpublished at 12:36 British Summer Time 15 April 2023
12:36 BST 15 April 2023Gadirova wins all-around goldpublished at 17:13 British Summer Time 14 April 2023
17:13 BST 14 April 2023Jarman claims all-around silverpublished at 17:12 British Summer Time 14 April 2023
17:12 BST 14 April 2023Jake Jarman took silver in the men's all-around competition as Great Britain won their third medal of this year's European Gymnastics Championships.
Jarman, 21, scored 83.463 points across the six apparatus to finish 1.502 points behind gold medallist Adem Asil of host nation Turkey.
Ukraine's Illia Kovtun clinched bronze, while GB's Nathan Joshua finished in 19th.
Jarman's strongest performances of the day were on vault and floor, where he scored 15.266 points and 14.366 points respectively.
He will return on Sunday for the parallel bars and vault finals.
GB women win first-ever European team goldpublished at 17:10 British Summer Time 14 April 2023
17:10 BST 14 April 2023Great Britain won their first-ever women's team gold at the European Artistic Gymnastics Championships.
Ondine Achampong, Jessica Gadirova, Becky Downie, Alice Kinsella and Georgia-Mae Fenton combined to score 164.428 points over the four apparatus.
Italy claimed silver with 161.629 points, while the Netherlands came third with 158.896 points.
"I'm so proud, we put in some massive performances and it feels so special to have won as a team," said Gadirova.
"Personally I'm so happy to have been able to deliver my routines for the team, it feels incredible to stand on the top of the podium with them."
How can I watch?published at 17:07 British Summer Time 14 April 2023
17:07 BST 14 April 2023All times are BST and subject to late change
Saturday, 15 April - Apparatus Finals
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Sunday, 16 April - Apparatus Finals
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Get Inspired: Gymnasticspublished at 17:05 British Summer Time 14 April 2023
17:05 BST 14 April 2023How do I start?
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Artistic is probably the most well-known form of gymnastics. Women tackle four activities, with men taking on six. These include the vault (run and spring over box), the rings (hoops suspended from the ceiling), the bars (parallel frames to swing between) among others. These activities involve you balancing and performing moves.
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