Dina Asher-Smith wins record-equalling seventh European gold as Great Britain's women storm to 4x100m victory
Amy Hunt wins her third gold in Birmingham as bid for "iconic" four titles goes to final day
GB men also won 4x100m relay gold - Zharnel Hughes' fifth European gold
Britain have six gold medals after six days and are second in the standings behind Italy, who have eight golds
Ireland's Kate O'Connor wins heptathlon gold as Katarina Johnson-Thompson says "hunger still there" to go on after finishing 21st
GB's Jake Heyward comes fourth, Arlo Ludewick fifth and Jake Wightman sixth in men's 1500m final
GB's Yemi Mary John fifth and Charlotte Henrich sixth in women's 400m final but Amber Anning pulls out before start
Women's 400m
Image source, Getty ImagesAwful news to bring you.
GB's Amber Anning has sustained an injury in her warm-up for the 400m final at 20.10 BST, and will not compete.
Her 19-year-old compatriot Charlotte Henrich, who was the fastest athlete not to qualify for the final, will take her place on the track.
Heptathlon - 800m
Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
Three-time world heptathlon champion on BBC One
Kate O'Connor was disappointed with that shot put, but she made up for it in the 200m.
Today she came out to a flyer in the long jump and then she got over 50m in the javelin.
Heptathlon - 800m
Steve Backley
Two-time world and Olympic javelin silver medallist on BBC One
Image source, PA MediaWell done Kate O'Connor.
Brilliant two days and there she gets the official announcement.
What a summer it has been.
The pressure of expectation that she took into the Commonwealths and she stood strong.
The pressure coming here was greater, and she stood stronger.
Heptathlon - 800m
Andrew Cotter
Commentator on BBC One
Kate O'Connor is one of the very best in the world now.
Heptathlon - 800m
Image source, PA MediaThere's the confirmation. Kate O'Connor wins gold!
The Netherlands' Emma Oosterwegel crosses the line first, but she needed to beat O'Connor by 3.5 seconds and the Irish athlete isn't far behind.
Heptathlon - 800m
Steve Backley
Two-time world and Olympic javelin silver medallist on BBC One
Kate O'Connor burst off the line like she was running the 100m. They have gone off quick.
Heptathlon - 800m
Kate O'Connor bursts off the starting line and moves to the front of the pack, but it isn't long until Emma Oosterwegel replaces her.
O'Connor will try to stay on the Dutchwoman's shoulder.
There's the bell...
Heptathlon - 800m
Image source, PA MediaHere we go. Can Ireland's Kate O'Connor hang on to her lead?
She needs to finish within 3.5 seconds of Emma Oosterwegel, who is in second place, if she's to win gold.
A huge cheer for O'Connor as her name is read out.
And they're off...
Heptathlon - 800m
A reminder of the top five as we head into the final event of the heptathlon.
Heptathlon - 800m
Steve Cram
BBC athletics commentator at Alexander Stadium
I think the future is in your head is there for any athlete. There is always the possibility of another championships and another Olympic Games, but your body gets older. If Katarina Johnson-Thompson can stay healthy, who knows?
Heptathlon - 800m
Image source, PA MediaKatarina Johnson-Thompson finishes last, but she's got a smile on her face. The 33-year-old has accepted that she isn't at her best at these Championships and she's decided to enjoy the occasion and soak up the atmosphere.
Heptathlon - 800m
Steve Cram
BBC athletics commentator at Alexander Stadium
If your body is 5% or 10% off it is so difficult. I think it is good KJT is here. She will get a huge reception.
Heptathlon - 800m
Steve Backley
Two-time world and Olympic javelin silver medallist on BBC One
Katarina Johnson-Thompson is holding onto the field at the back.
Heptathlon - 800m
Steve Cram
BBC athletics commentator at Alexander Stadium
Katarina Johnson-Thompson's body has not allowed her to compete. It has allowed her to take part.
Heptathlon - 800m
Image source, ReutersThe 800m in the heptathlon will be split into two heats, with the bottom 12 in the overall standings going first, followed by the top 11.
Britain's Jade O'Dowda and Katarina Johnson-Thompson are ranked 13th and 19th respectively, so they'll be going in this first one.
Two-time Johnson-Thompson said yesterday she was "just happy to be here" after an injury-disrupted season, but I'm sure she will be hoping to finish on a high in the 800m - typically her strongest event.
Off they go...
Women's 1500m heats
Jenny Meadows
Former 800m world championship medallist and Georgia Hunter-Bell's coach on BBC One
Georgia Hunter Bell's first year back in the sport in 2024, we called it the comeback season. The second year the word was consistency.
This year we said domination.
Women's 1500m heats
BBC Sport
Great Britain's Georgia Hunter Bell, speaking to BBC Sport after coming through her 1500m heat this morning: "Sometimes you need to take a minute and reflect to see how far you have come.
"I only became a pro in 2024 just after the Olympic Games, that whole year was about maybe I could make it to the Olympics.
"Now we're here a few years on and the bar keeps changing - I am still in the honeymoon period with it. I am loving being an athlete. I was working in a office job for seven years."
Hunter Bell in to 1500m final
Gold
Women's 100m - Amy Hunt (day one)
Men's 100m - Romell Glave (day two)
Women's 200m - Amy Hunt (day four)
Men's 400m - Matthew Hudson-Smith (day three)
Silver
Mixed 4x400m - Ben Jefferies, Charlotte Henrich, Toby Harries, Yemi Mary John (day one)
Men's 100m - Jeremiah Azu (day two)
Women's 400m hurdles - Emily Newnham (day three)
Women's 800m - Keely Hodgkinson (day five)
Men's 200m - Zharnel Hughes (day five)
Bronze
Women's 200m - Dina Asher-Smith (day four)
Greg Rutherford
Former world and Olympic long jump champion on BBC One
On a sold out Alexander Stadium for the evening session...
It's exactly what we want to see. The first three days were disappointing, not seeing the amount of people that we were hoping for. It is now filling up and the athletes have been doing their job all week putting in excellent performances.
Heptathlon - 800m
Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
Three-time world heptathlon champion on BBC One
Image source, Getty ImagesFor me in London at the 2012 Olympics, I came into the javelin knowing it [medal win] was going to happen, but you have to take all those thoughts out of your mind.
Things can always go wrong in the heptathlon. There's always something that can not go your way.
It is all about keeping so focussed on each event and not getting carried away.