Athletics

A host of Britain's world-class track and field talent are in action including Olympic 1,500m bronze medalist Georgia Hunter-Bell and Neil Gourley in the men's 1,000m.

Live coverage from southern Spain, where some of the world's top marathon athletes are among the thousands of runners pounding the streets of the Andalusian capital.

Live coverage of the popular athletics event at the Parliament Hill Athletics Track on Hampstead Heath, where thousands of spectators line the track.

Coverage of the opening Diamond League meet of the 2023 season, with many of the world's best athletes in action at the Khalifa International Stadium in Doha.All eyes will be on Qatari star Mutaz Barshim, the reigning world and Olympic high jump champion, who memorably shared the gold medal at the Tokyo Games with Italian rival and friend Gianmarco Tamberi.Kenya's Faith Kipyegon will be the woman to watch in the 1500m – the 29-year-old is a double Olympic and world champion in the discipline, and holds seven of the fastest 20 times in history over the distance.And Great Britain's Holly Bradshaw, who won bronze in the pole vault in Tokyo, takes on a high-class field featuring world and Olympic champion Katie Moon of the USA.

A host of the world's best athletes and emerging talents battle for podiums and points in Rabat, Morocco.At last year's meet, the men's 1500m was dominated by the Brits, with reigning world champion Jake Wightman finishing first, less than one second ahead of compatriot Jake Heyward in the Moroccan heat.Jamaica's five-time Olympic champion Elaine Thompson-Herah topped the podium in the women's 100m, while American star Kenny Bednarek edged out South African Luxolo Adams in the men's 200m.

Coverage of the Golden Gala from Florence, Italy, as some of the biggest names in athletics descend on the beautiful city as the Diamond League continues.Dutch sensation Femke Bol is eyeing a fourth successive 400m hurdles victory in the Italian stage of the competition, while the Americans are seeking to storm the Tuscan capital en masse, with teenage 200m sensation Erriyon Knight, 110m hurdler Grant Holloway and two-time world champion shot putter Joe Kovacs all expected to compete.Middle distance legend Faith Kipyegon adds to the stellar list of talent on show, with the Kenyan narrowly beaten by Dutch star Sifan Hassan on her previous Diamond League outing in Florence.

Some of the biggest stars in British athletics descend on Paris in the always-enthralling Diamond League series.The cream of British talent is expected to line-up in the French capital, including reigning European 800m champion and Olympic silver medallist Keely Hodgkinson, who could face off against home favourite Renelle Lamote, who has not lost an 800m race on French soil in four years.World 1500m champion Jake Wightman is also set to feature, along with superstar sprinter Dina Asher-Smith, who has won eight medals at world and Olympic level, and reigning Olympic pole vault bronze medallist Holly Bradshaw.

Coverage of the fifth Diamond League meeting of the 2023 season, with many of the world's best athletes in action at the Bislett Stadium in Norway.All eyes will be on home favourite and 400m hurdles superstar Karsten Warholm, who won Olympic gold in Tokyo in 2021, shattering the world record in the process. The 27-year-old's likely rivals include American Khallifa Rosser, France's Wilfried Happio and Estonian Rasmus Magi.Another world record holder, South Africa's Wayde van Niekerk, will be the star attraction in the 400m, while a high-quality field is also anticipated in the men's long jump, with five of the top six in the world rankings due to compete, including Greece's Olympic champion Miltiadis Tentoglou and Switzerland's Simon Ehammer, who won bronze at last year's World Championships.

A star-studded line-up descends on the Swiss city of Lausanne for the sixth leg of the prestigious athletics series.Among those scheduled to compete are Britain's European 800m champion and Olympic silver medallist Keely Hodgkinson, who is set for a showdown with rising Kenyan star Mary Moraa, the winner of the Diamond League final in Zurich last summer.

Live action as the world's best athletes converge on Stockholm for the seventh leg of the Diamond League series.Swedish superstar and world record holder Mondo Duplantis will be looking to put on a show in the pole vault, just as he did last year, while two-time world champion and Olympic gold medallist Karsten Warholm is the man to beat in the 400m hurdles.There were a host of Brits competing in the 2022 event, including Dina Asher-Smith, who edged out Mujinga Kambundji to win a thrilling 200m race, and Keely Hodgkinson, who finished a close second to Kenya's Mary Moraa in the 800m. Dutch sensation Femke Bol also set a Diamond League record in the women's 400m hurdles.

The best athletes on the planet – including British star Dina Asher-Smith – make their eagerly anticipated return to the London Stadium in front of a huge crowd.Asher-Smith, who won the 200m world title in 2019, is searching for top form ahead of next month's World Championships in Budapest and faces formidable opposition in Stratford, with Jamaican Shericka Jackson and the USA's Sha'Carri Richardson also set to compete.In addition to Asher-Smith, home fans will also be roaring on Olympic and world silver medallist Keely Hodgkinson in the 800m and Eilish McColgan in the 5000m. The latter will – fitness permitting – go head-to-head with double Olympic champion Sifan Hassan, who won April's London Marathon on her most recent visit to the capital.

Reaction and analysis from Budapest's National Athletics Centre on a night when the hotly anticipated women's 100m was among four world titles to be decided.

Gabby Logan and guests review the fourth day's action from the World Championships, including Laura Muir's bid for another major medal in the 1500m.

Gabby Logan is joined by studio guests, including Michael Johnson, Denise Lewis and Colin Jackson, to reflect on the night's headlines in Budapest, with reaction to the finals.

Analysis and reaction from tonight's key action at the National Athletics Centre nestled by the Danube River, including track finals in both women's hurdles events and the men's 400m.

Gabby Logan brings you further reaction from Budapest on a night in which the men's and women's 200m world champions were crowned.

Gabby Logan and guests reflect on an action-packed penultimate evening at the World Championship, including the men's 800m final and 4x100m relays.

Gabby Logan introduces analysis and reaction from the final night in Budapest, which included the men's 5,000m, the 4x400m relays and the much-anticipated women's 800m.

The Weltklasse Zurich. Coverage of the 11th meeting of the campaign, held at Letzigrund in Switzerland. Many of the stars of the recent World Championships are expected to be in action, and it was two of the planet's leading sprinters who took the headlines last year, with Noah Lyles winning the men's 200m in a meeting record of 19.52 second and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce equalling the mark of 10.65 set by Elaine Thompson-Herah a year earlier in the women's 100m.

The Wanda Diamond League Xiamen. Live coverage of the 12th meeting of the season, held at Egret Stadium in China. This is the first time Xiamen has hosts a Diamond League event, with the meetings in this country typically taking place at Shanghai, and many of the world's biggest names are expected to compete in the state-of-the-art venue.

The Memorial Van Damme. All the action from the 13th and penultimate meeting of the campaign, held at King Baudouin Stadium in Belgium. Jake Wightman was the sole British winner here last year in the 800m, but he has been ruled out of the current season due to a foot injury. There was also a fine win for Ireland's Ciara Mageean here in 2022, claiming victory in the 1500m in a national record of 3:56.63.

Gabby Logan presents action from the opening session of the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Belgrade, Serbia.There is a packed morning in store at the Stark Arena, and the first medal of the event will be handed out in the men's triple jump. American two-time Olympic silver medallist Will Claye took gold at the last championships, held in Birmingham four years ago.

Jeanette Kwakye presents action from the afternoon session of an exciting first day at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Belgrade, Serbia.The 2020 edition of the event, which was due to be held in China, was cancelled because of Covid-19, so this is the first edition of the tournament since Birmingham hosted it in 2018. Great Britain won an impressive seven medals on home soil, including golds for hurdler Andrew Pozzi and pentathlete Katarina Johnson-Thompson.There are four medals to be awarded at the Stark Arena during this session including in the women's shot put.

Live coverage continues from the first day of the World Indoor Athletics Championships as the fastest woman in the world will be crowned over 60m.There will also be medals awarded in the women's 3000m, an event in which Great Britain's Laura Muir won bronze in at the last championships in 2018.The finals of the women's shot put and men's long jump also conclude in this session. Jeanette Kwakye presents.

Jeanette Kwakye presents live action from the second day of the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Belgrade, Serbia.Another busy morning session sees Great Britain's Keely Hodgkinson in the 800m, just weeks after she set a new British indoor record over two laps of the track. Meanwhile, one of the showpiece events, the men's 60m, also gets under way.

Jeanette Kwakye guides you through all the action from an exciting afternoon session as the World Athletics Indoor Championships continue in Belgrade, Serbia.China was due to host the 2020 edition of this event, but it was cancelled due to Covid-19, so this is the first World Indoors since Birmingham hosted it four years ago. Great Britain won seven medals on home soil, including gold for Andrew Pozzi in the 60m hurdles and Katarina Johnson-Thompson in the pentathlon.There are eight medals to be decided at the Stark Arena in a packed schedule, which includes the men's and women's 400m and the conclusion of the men's heptathlon.

Gabby Logan presents coverage from the final day of the World Indoor Athletics Championships in Belgrade, Serbia.The men's 60m hurdles kicks things off at the Stark Arena, with Briton Andrew Pozzi as the defending champion after his gold in Birmingham 2018. The medals are then decided in the men's high jump before the women's triple jumpers take centre stage.

Gabby Logan presents live coverage from the final day of the World Indoor Athletics Championships in Belgrade, Serbia.

Further coverage of an action-packed final day at the World Indoor Athletics Championships in Belgrade, Serbia.There will be medals handed out in the women's 800m, with Great Britain's ever-improving Keely Hodgkinson likely to be in contention. Meanwhile, the men's pole vault competition will also be decided, with fireworks expected from Swedish superstar Mondo Duplantis.Presented by Gabby Logan.

Live track and field action as a plethora of the world's best athletes gather in Doha, Qatar, to compete in the first Diamond League meet of the 2022 season.Jamaican sprint star Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce dominated the women's 100m at this event last year, while American Kenny Bednarek announced himself on the world stage as he pipped Canada's Andre De Grasse to the men's 200m title.Olympic pole vault champion and world record holder Mondo Duplantis is one of the superstars on show this year, and Doha will also see the reigning Olympic high jump champions Gianmarco Tamberi and home favourite Mutaz Barshim reunited after they famously decided to share gold at Tokyo 2020.

Gabby Logan presents live coverage of the prestigious Diamond League meeting in Birmingham as a host of the world's best athletes descend on the Alexander Stadium. The second event on the 2022 calendar sees the likes of British Olympic medallists Keely Hodgkinson, Holly Bradshaw and Josh Kerr in action as they fine-tune their preparations ahead of an incredibly busy summer of athletics. Also competing are sprint sensation Dina Asher-Smith and international stars such as Olympic 200m champion Andre de Grasse of Canada. It is also a first chance to see the redevelopment that the Alexander Stadium has undergone ahead of it hosting athletics at the Commonwealth Games later in the year.

Coverage of the 2022 Great Manchester Run.

Watch live world-class athletics as some of the strongest line-ups ever assembled on the Diamond League circuit compete at Oregon's Hayward Field in the Prefontaine Classic.An electrifying men's 100m is set to feature all three current Olympic medallists, including shock Tokyo winner Marcell Jacobs, alongside world sprint champions Christian Coleman and Noah Lyles.Other highlights include a repeat of the women's 800m Olympic showdown between Athing Mu and Britain's Keely Hodgkinson, a stellar men's pole vault competition, headlined by Mondo Duplantis, and world record attempts by Joshua Cheptegei in the men's 5000m, Burundi's Francine Niyonsaba in the women's two mile and Letesenbet Gidey in the women's one-hour run.

The Diamond League lands in Morocco for the fourth leg of the series, with the world's elite athletes in action at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium.

Live coverage of the eagerly anticipated Diamond League meeting in Rome as many of the world's best athletes descend on the iconic Stadio Olimpico.

The Diamond League lands in Oslo for the fifth leg of the series, with the world's elite athletes in action at the Bislett Stadium.Norwegian star Karsten Warholm smashed the 400m world record at this event in 2021, clocking a time of 46.70.

The Diamond League heads to Paris for the seventh leg of the series, with the world's elite athletes in action.Track legends Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce of Jamaica and Shaunae Miller-Uibo of the Bahamas boast five Olympic golds between them and will be ones to watch in the 100m and 400m respectively.

Live coverage from the eighth leg of the 2022 Diamond League series, where some of the world's top athletes will be doing battle.

Coverage of the tenth round of the Diamond League series, with a world-class field of athletes assembling at the Stade Louis II.Last year's meeting saw Britain's Laura Muir produced a personal best time of 1:56.73 to win the 800m, narrowly beating fellow Scot Jemma Reekie.

The biggest names in track and field compete in athletics' most iconic locations. It's a season-long test against the very best.

Coverage of 2022 Diamond League meetings in Brussels.

Watch live action as some of the finest athletes in the world go head-to-head in the climax to the Diamond League season at Letzigrund Stadium in Zurich.Kenya's Faith Kipyegon and Sifan Hassan of the Netherlands are expected to be among the frontrunners in the women's 5000m, while the men's event is likely to see an Ethiopian winner, with Selemon Barega, Samuel Tefera and Telahun Haile Bekele all in contention to become the Diamond League champion over that distance.

Live athletics as global superstars battle it out on the concluding day of action to decide the Diamond League season's overall event winners.Expect more fireworks in the women's sprint events as Jamaica's trio of Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, Elaine Thompson-Herah and Shericka Jackson look to fight off the challenge of Great Britain's Dina Asher-Smith. World and Commonwealth Games silver medallist Keely Hodgkinson will also be aiming to defend the title she won here last season over 800m.For the men, the likes of American 100m world champion Fred Kerley and his compatriot Noah Lyles – the fastest man in the world this year over 200m – seek to claim more silverware over their respective distances.

Highlights from the 2022 European Cross Country Championships.

Gabby Logan looks back at Dina Asher-Smith and Katarina Johnson-Thompson's triumphs at the 2019 World Athletics Championships in Doha.

Behind-closed-doors action from Bislett Stadium in Oslo, featuring the likes of pole vaulter Armand Duplantie and sprint hurdler Karsten Warholm. With commentary by Steve Cram.

Highlights of the Inspiration Games, as 30 track and field superstars compete simultaneously across eight disciplines in different venues across the globe.The innovative three-team event sees a European side take on the USA and the Rest Of The World.One of the most anticipated races is the women's 150m, as the USA's 200m Olympic and world champion Allyson Felix is scheduled to take on Bahamian 400m Olympic champion Shaunae Miller-Uibo and Switzerland's World Championship 200m bronze medallist Mujinga Kambundji.Britain's Laura Muir is also expected to take part in a three-way distance race between world champion Sifan Hassan and Jenny Simpson.

Action from the event that saw 30 track and field stars representing USA, Europe and the Rest of the World compete across eight disciplines in different venues across the globe.

Gabby Logan presents live coverage from the scenic surroundings of Holyrood Park. In the shadow of Arthur's Seat, the annual curtain raiser to the athletics calendar sees teams from Great Britain, Europe and the USA go head to head in senior and junior races. Many of the British team that topped the medal table at the recent European Cross Country Championships in Slovakia are involved, alongside former European track silver medallist Andy Vernon. Double European indoor champion Laura Muir competes in the ever-popular mixed team relay event in which the Home Nations, Europe and USA race against each other over four 1km laps. Steve Cram is joined by Paula Radcliffe in the commentary box.

Gabby Logan introduces live coverage from the highest-profile indoor Grand Prix on the circuit as some of the biggest stars in athletics fine-tune their preparations for the World Indoor Championships.

Gabby Logan introduces live coverage of the World Championships at Birmingham Arena. Great Britain's double European indoor champion Laura Muir is in action on Thursday evening, as she runs in the 3,000m final. Michael Johnson, Denise Lewis, Paula Radcliffe and Colin Jackson provide expert analysis, with commentary by Steve Cram, Andrew Cotter and Steve Backley.

Gabby Logan introduces live coverage of the World Championships at Birmingham Arena. Friday morning's session includes the first round of the women's 60m and 400m, and the start of the men's heptathlon and the women's pentathlon. Michael Johnson, Denise Lewis, Paula Radcliffe and Colin Jackson provide expert analysis, while commentary is by Steve Cram, Andrew Cotter and Steve Backley.

Gabby Logan presents live coverage of the World Championships from Birmingham. The evening session includes the men's long jump final, the women's shot put and 60m finals, and the semi-finals of the both the men's and women's 400m. Michael Johnson, Denise Lewis, Paula Radcliffe and Colin Jackson provide expert analysis, while commentary is by Steve Cram, Andrew Cotter and Steve Backley.

Gabby Logan introduces live coverage of the World Championships at Birmingham Arena. Saturday morning's session includes the heats of the men's 60m and 1500m, and the final of the women's triple jump and men's shot put. Michael Johnson, Denise Lewis, Paula Radcliffe and Colin Jackson provide expert analysis, with commentary by Steve Cram, Andrew Cotter and Steve Backley.

Gabby Logan introduces live coverage of the World Championships at Birmingham Arena. Saturday evening's action features the final of the men's 60m, 400m and 800m, and the women's 400m and 1500m. Michael Johnson, Denise Lewis, Paula Radcliffe and Colin Jackson provide expert analysis, while commentary is provided by Steve Cram, Andrew Cotter and Steve Backley.

Gabby Logan introduces live coverage of the final day at the World Championships at Birmingham Arena. Highlights include the men's 1500m and 3000m, the women's 800m, and the men's and women's 4x400m relays. Michael Johnson, Denise Lewis, Paula Radcliffe and Colin Jackson provide expert analysis, while commentary is provided by Steve Cram, Andrew Cotter and Steve Backley.

Highlights of the biennial championship from the Ugandan capital of Kampala, where the host nation's athletes are vying to break the duopoly of Kenya and Ethiopia's runners.

Nick Hope presents highlights of the 2017 world relays from the Bahamas, which also gives the chance for teams to qualify for 2017's world athletics championships in London.

Gabby Logan introduces highlights of the first Diamond League meeting of the season, which is taking place in Doha, featuring a field packed with the world's top athletes.

Gabby Logan introduces highlights from the second Diamond League meeting of the season, featuring a stunning array of the world's greatest sprinters.

Gabby Logan presents live coverage of the Great CityGames from the heart of Manchester.The annual event sees athletes sprint and hurdle over a variety of distances on a 200m temporary track on Deansgate, with Long Jump and Pole Vault competitions in the historic Albert Square.Athletes competing on the track include Richard Kilty, Harry Aikines-Aryeetey and Kim Collins.Providing expert analysis alongside Gabby Logan will be Colin Jackson and Denise Lewis, with commentary from Steve Cram and Steve Backley.

Ore Oduba presents live coverage of the 2017 Great Manchester Run. Denise Lewis and JJ Chalmers report from the course and Paula Radcliffe joins Steve Cram in the commentary box.

Gabby Logan introduces highlights from the Diamond League meeting in Eugene, Oregon

Highlights of the 2017 Great Manchester Run. A new half-marathon race sees close to 10,000 taking to the streets ahead of the 10k.

Gabby Logan introduces highlights from the fourth leg of the Diamond League series in Rome. The famous Stadio Olimpico is the backdrop as a host of Olympic and world champions take part. Among those competing are American Justin Gatlin, who is bidding for a fifth consecutive win in the 100m at this event, while triple Rio medallist Andre de Grasse of Canada goes in the 200m against France's Christophe Lemaitre. Britain's double European indoor champion Laura Muir faces a tough field in the 1500m, which includes Olympic champion Faith Kipyegon and world indoor champion Sifan Hassan. Plus there is a fascinating clash between two world record-holders, with Ethiopians Genzebe Dibaba and Almaz Ayana doing battle in the 5000m, a distance at which Ayana won in Rome in 2016 with the second-fastest time in history.

Gabby Logan presents highlights from the fifth leg of this season's Diamond League, in Oslo. Featuring amongst a stellar line-up at the Bislett Stadium is reigning world champion Dafne Schippers, who will aimto defend her 200m Oslo crown on her 25th birthday. In the men's 400m, Norway's young gun Karsten Warholm faces off against America's current Olympic and two-time world champion Kerron Clement, while triple Rio medallist Andre De Grasse, from Canada, will strive to secure back-to-back Oslo titles in the 100m.

Gabby Logan introduces highlights of the sixth leg of this season's Diamond League series at the Stockholm Olympic Stadium.In the discus, German brothers Robert and Christoph Harting, the 2012 and 2016 Olympic champions respectively, clash with 2016's world-leading thrower Daniel Stahl. Canadian sprinter Andre de Grasse is among the star attractions in the 100m as the Olympic bronze medallist makes his debut in the Sweden event. Kiwi pole vault sensation Eliza McCartney is also set to compete as she continues her rise having won a bronze medal at the Rio Olympics in 2016.

Gabby Logan introduces highlights from the seventh leg of the 2017 Diamond League series in Paris.After many years of the Stade de France hosting the event, it now switches to the historic Charlety stadium, which has been confirmed as the venue of the European Championships in 2020.A host of the world's finest athletes will be hoping to fine-tune their performances ahead of the World Championships in a little over a month's time. The crowd will be firmly behind the home favourites, including former Olympic pole vault champion Renaud Lavillenie.

Gabby Logan presents live coverage of British Athletics' World Championship Team Trials from the Alexander Stadium in Birmingham.Not only will Britain's best athletes be aiming to become a national champion, they will also be hoping to book themselves a place at the World Athletics Championships in London, which starts in little over a month's time.In last year's championships, finals day on the Sunday produced a succession of thrilling moments, with sprinters Dina Asher-Smith and Adam Gemili both winning their respective 200m races in dramatic fashion.Gabby will be joined by Colin Jackson, Denise Lewis and Toni Minichiello for expert analysis, while commentary comes from Steve Cram, Steve Backley, Paula Radcliffe and Andrew Cotter.

Gabby Logan has all the action from the Diamond League, as the tour moves on to Lausanne.On the track, world record-holder Wayde van Niekerk will run his first 400m of the season on European soil against a stellar field. Meanwhile the USA's Justin Gatlin and Jamaica's Asafa Powell will battle for the gold in the 100m.Dutch star Dafne Schippers will take on American Tori Bowie in the hotly anticipated women's 200m and world champion Genzebe Dibaba will be trying to break her own Diamond League record over 1500m.

Gabby Logan presents live action from the London Anniversary Games, as Great Britain's finest athletes take on star names from around the world.Katarina Johnson-Thompson, Laura Muir, Greg Rutherford and Sir Mo Farah are among those looking to hone their performances with the World Championships only weeks away.Last year's event saw American Kendra Harrison break a 28-year-old world record in the 100m hurdles with an astonishing time of 12.20 seconds.

Gabby Logan introduces live coverage of the London Anniversary Games, where a host of British athletes compete in a star-studded field ahead of the World Championships.Mo Farah returns to the scene of his double Olympic 2012 triumph to run in the 5,000m and 10,000m, and Katarina Johnson-Thompson and Greg Rutherford are also competing. Six-time Paralympic champion David Weir competes in his final race, fittingly in the stadium which saw him win a trio of gold medals at London 2012.

Gabby Logan presents highlights of the tenth round of the 2017 Diamond League from Rabat. With the trip to Morocco coming three weeks before the World Championships in London, the world's best athletes are desperate to find form in north Africa. Rabat made its Diamond League debut last year when the 14-meeting global series headed to Africa for the first time.

Gabby Logan introduces highlights from the 11th leg of the 2017 Diamond League series in Monaco.Jamaican superstar Usain Bolt headlines a star-studded field, with the eight-time Olympic gold medallist running in the 100m as he fine tunes his preparations for August's World Championships in London.Other stand-out names competing at the Stade Louis II include pole vault world record-holder Renaud Lavillenie; reigning 1500m world champion Asbel Kiprop; and world and Olympic triple jump champion Caterine Ibarguen.

Following on from the huge success of the 2012 Olympic Games, London is again the host city as the world's finest athletes gather for fierce competition on track and field as Gabby Logan looks ahead to the World Athletics Championships.The greatest sprinter of all time, Jamaica's Usain Bolt, is expected to make his final appearance at these championships as the eight-time Olympic champion and fastest man on the planet goes for yet more glory in the 100m.Other superstars on show include Britain's finest-ever distance runner Mo Farah, who will attempt to add to his historic ‘triple-double' in the 5000m and 10,000m after winning both races at London 2012, the 2015 World Championships in Beijing and 2016 Rio Olympics.

Gabby Logan kicks off nine days of athletics, introducing the opening ceremony of the World Athletics Championships, as London prepares to host its biggest event since the glorious success of the 2012 Olympic Games.The highlight of tonight's schedule will see Britain's finest-ever distance runner Mo Farah go for another gold in the men's 10,000 metres.The event promises to provide a send-off to Usain Bolt, as the eight-time Olympic champion looks to sign off in his last major event by adding to 11 world championship gold medals.Coverage continues on BBC One at 7pm, with expert analysis provided by eight-time world champion Michael Johnson.The commentary team is led by 1500m world gold medallist Steve Cram along with marathon world record holder Paula Radcliffe, Olympic heptathlon champion Denise Lewis, double 110m hurdles world champion Colin Jackson, former javelin world record holder Steve Backley, Brendan Foster and Andrew Cotter.

Reaction and analysis from the opening session of the World Athletics Championships in London, where world record holder Usain Bolt began his bid for a 12th gold medal in what is expected to be his final appearance at a major championship.Elsewhere on the track Britain's defending champion Mo Farah was running for gold in the 10,000m, while double-European champion Laura Muir was also in action in the heats of 1500m.Expert analysis is provided by eight-time world champion Michael Johnson, while a stellar commentary team is led by 1500m world gold medallist Steve Cram along with marathon world record holder Paula Radcliffe, Olympic heptathlon champion Denise Lewis, double 110m hurdles world champion Colin Jackson, former javelin world record holder Steve Backley, Brendan Foster and Andrew Cotter.

Live coverage of the Birmingham Grand Prix. Mo Farah is the star turn as he runs his last race on the track in the UK before he takes on the full-time challenge of road racing.

Gabby Logan introduces highlights of the 13th and penultimate round of the 2017 Diamond League.The star attraction will be British long-distance runner Mo Farah, who is set to compete in the final 5,000m of this year's Diamond League.This will be the four-time Olympic gold medallist's last track appearance before switching his focus to road racing and the marathon. Mo has fond memories of the Letzigrund Stadium in the Swiss city as he was crowned European champion in the 5,000m and 10,000m back in 2014.

Gabby Logan introduces highlights of the 14th and final round of the 2017 Diamond League.A host of freshly crowned gold medallists from the World Championships in London - such as heptathlete Nafi Thiam and triple jump legend Christian Taylor - will be in action at the iconic King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels.This will be the 41st time the event known as the AG Memorial Van Damme will have taken place in the city, and brings to an end another thrilling Diamond League series.

Highlights from the World Indoor Championships in Portland, Oregon.

Highlights from the World Indoor Championships in Portland, Oregon.

Gabby Logan presents highlights of the Monaco leg of the 2016 Diamond League. The trip to Monaco is the ninth of the 14-round series, and with the Rio 2016 Olympics looming large, athletes are keen to shine. World 200m champion Dafne Schippers is one of the big names on show - the flying Dutchwoman races over 100m in Monaco, just days after defending her European title in Amsterdam. And reigning world champion Genzebe Dibaba returns to the Stade Louis II track - the Ethiopian set a 1500m world record at this meeting last year.

Gabby Logan presents highlights of the Lausanne, Switzerland, leg of the 2016 Diamond League, the first meeting since the conclusion of the Olympics. Athletissima has been a permanent fixture on the athletics calendar since its inception in 1977, and this year will boast several medallists from the Rio Olympics and recent European Championships. Amongst the highlights 12 months ago were Mo Farah's victory in the 5,000m, Justin Gatlin winning the 100m and Allyson Felix's triumph in the women's 200m.

The best of the action from the Swiss city of Zurich, where an array of newly-crowned Olympic medallists were competing in the penultimate Diamond League meeting of the year.

Gabby Logan introduces highlights of the Diamond League finale in Brussels at the King Baudouin Stadium.The scene is set for an exhilarating climax to the 2016 campaign, with 16 diamond trophies up for grabs for both the male and female athletes.A host of stars from the Rio Olympics will be in action in Belgium, and will be looking to end their campaign on a high.

Ore Oduba presents highlights of the 36th Great North Run, the world's leading half marathon.Mo Farah, who recently retained his Olympic 5000m and 10,000m titles, leads a strong elite men's field. The women's race will also be fiercely contested with former world marathon champion Edna Kiplagat of Kenya facing previous winner and compatriot Priscah Jeptoo and Britain's Gemma Steel aiming to better her position of runner-up for the past two years.Commentary comes from Steve Cram, Brendan Foster and Paula Radcliffe. Denise Lewis and Colin Jackson report from the course.

Highlights of the European Cross Country Championships from Chia, Sardinia. Great Britain's women have enjoyed huge success in the team event winning the last three titles in a row, while they have also claimed individual medals at the last three championships. 2015 also saw medal success for the British men who won team bronze, while Jonathan Davies claimed the under-23 title as GB topped the medal table for the 13th consecutive year.