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Live Reporting

Lorraine McKenna & Michael Emons

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    Can I add bouldering to the list of most difficult sports. Amazing.

    Chris

  2. When is the men's 800m final?

    We've just seen Max Burgin qualify for the men's 800m final.

    That takes place at 18:05 BST on Saturday.

  3. Table Tennis on the Red Button and iPlayer

    Head over to the Red Button or iPlayer if you want to watch the men's table tennis bronze medal match between France and Japan.

  4. 'Composed, smart running'

    Men's 800m semi-final

    Paula Radcliffe
    Former women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV

    What a time to run your personal best, exactly when he needed to. He kept calm.

    Composed smart running by Max Bergin.

  5. Burgin through to final

    Men's 800m semi-finals

    Well done Max Burgin! He crosses the line third but a PB time of 1:43.50 means he qualifies for the final as one of the two next fastest.

    Kenya's Emmanuel Wanyonyi and Bryce Hoppel of USA make up the top two.

    The final takes place on Saturday at 18:05 BST.

  6. 'Closely balanced going into the lead'

    Men's boulder and lead final

    Ed Leigh
    Commentator on BBC TV

    It is balanced so, so closely here.

    There is less than a hold between Colin Duffy and Sorato Anraku, two holds between Duffy and Toby Roberts and Hamish McArthur's performance means he is in fourth.

  7. Climbing - men's boulder and lead final

    Mike Langley
    Commentator on BBC TV

    That is one of the best rounds of bouldering I have ever seen.

    Colin DuffyGetty Images

  8. Roberts and McArthur in contention

    Climbing - men's boulder and lead final

    Japan's Sorato Anraku secures 10 points to take the lead on 69.3 with USA's Colin Duffy just a point behind.

    GB's Toby Roberts is in the bronze medal position on 63.1 while Hamish McArthur produced a wonderful performance to sit fourth on 53.9.

    We've got the lead wall to go at 11:35 BST to decide where the medals will end up. Great Britain are right in this.

  9. Burgin in final 800m heat

    Men's 800m semi-finals

    Max Burgin in GB's last hope in the third and final men's 800m semi-final heat.

    The field includes Kenya’s young world silver medallist Emmanuel Wanyonyi, world indoor champion Bryce Hoppel of the USA and Spain’s Mohamed Attaoui.

  10. KJT improves on final throw

    Heptathlon - Event 6 javelin

    Katarina Johnson-Thompson has done everything asked of her here.

    She saves her best throw until last - going 45.49m. It is not enough for a smile to break across her face though, she has looked calm, serious and focused this morning.

    Remember we won't know the full picture until main rival Nafi Thiam goes off in the second group at 11:32 BST.

  11. Climbing - men's boulder and lead final

    Mike Langley
    Commentator on BBC TV

    Toby [Roberts] is leaving us hanging on the edge of our seats.

    Toby RobertsrReuters

  12. GB's Roberts struggles on wall four

    Climbing - men's boulder and lead final

    A disappointing moment for Toby Roberts as he can only take 4.9 points from wall four.

    That could be a deciding factor in his pursuit for gold as Japan's Sorato Anraku is now on the wall.

  13. Giles and Pattison both out

    Men's 800m semi-finals

    Elliot Giles finishes fifth but that only tells half the story because the top five were so bunched together as they approached the line. No real surprise that Marco Arop and Gabriel Tual are the top two.

    But it is double disappointment for Team GB as neither Giles nor Ben Pattison's times are good enough to go through as one of the fastest outside the top two from each heat.

    Elliot GilesGetty Images

  14. GB's Roberts going for the lead

    Climbing - men's boulder and lead final

    Here comes Toby Roberts for his attempt at wall four.

    A big score here will take him into the lead.

    He's struggling in the first minute but still two to go.

  15. Giles in second 800m semi heat

    Men's 800m semi-finals

    Elliot Giles was camping in the Swiss Alps when he received a call-up last week to replace the injured Jake Wightman. Now he is lining up in the second heat of the 800m semi-finals.

    A strong field also includes world champion Marco Arop of Canada and France’s European champion Gabriel Tual.

  16. Red flag for KJT

    Heptathlon - Event 6 javelin

    Katarina Johnson-Thompson knew straight away that her second effort did not have enough on it, but she also nudged her toe over the throwing line so the red flag goes up.

    She is still in a decent position though after that strong opening throw.

  17. 'Shock and awe'

    Climbing - men's boulder and lead final

    Mike Langley
    Commentator on BBC TV

    There was shock and awe in the arena because they can't quite believe Anraku hasn't topped a boulder.

    Sorato AnrakuReuters

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    So interesting to see KJT up close. Determined. Knows what she has to do but also just staying calm. I’d be trying to throw haymakers every throw but she put one out there, close to a season's best and just onto the next!

    Mike

  19. Anraku can't complete wall three

    Climbing - men's boulder and lead final

    Japan's Sorato Anraku can't do what Toby Roberts could by completing wall three.

    Anraku moves 1.3 points ahead of the Brit with them both needing to attempt wall four.

  20. Pattison fourth

    Men's 800m semi-finals

    Ben Pattison looks frustrated as he only crosses the line in fourth. He looked well set as he surged on the outside going on the final straight, but he could not accelerate any further and finished behind Djamel Sedjati of Algeria, Botswana's Tshepiso Masalela and Italian Catalin Tecuceanu.

    The top two from each heat plus the next two fastest qualify for the final, but Pattison's time of 1:45:57 is unlikely to be enough.