Emma Smith and Charlotte Coates
All times stated are UK
Goodbye!
Thank you so much for joining us tonight, and over the last three days of the World Indoor Athletics Championships. It has been an honour and pleasure to bring you all the action on this live text coverage.
We leave you with four moments of British glory - Josh Kerr's gold in front of his home crowd yesterday; Molly Caudery beaming her way to pole vault victory; the titanic effort of the women's 4x400m team to take bronze; and Jemma Reekie winning her first ever world medal, silver, on home soil.
Just 145 days until the Olympics now. I cannae wait.
Until then, ta-ra.
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Read: GB's Jemma Reekie wins 800m silver
Great Britain's Jemma Reekie claimed her first major medal by winning 800m silver in front of her home crowd at the World Indoor Championships in Glasgow.
The Scot, 25, clocked two minutes 2.72 seconds to cross the line behind Ethiopia's Tsige Duguma.
It came after GB's women's 4x400m relay quartet, which included twin sisters Laviai and Lina Nielsen, won bronze.
Ama Pipi and Jessie Knight brought GB home in a national record 3:26.36.
The Netherlands' Femke Bol sealed her second gold of the championships as she held off the United States, after defending champions Jamaica saw their challenge ended prematurely when Charokee Young dropped the baton in a coming together with Pipi.
You can read Harry Poole's full day three round up from Glasgow here.
'Fourth is a tough spot to get'
Women's 1500m final
Great Britain's Georgia Bell speaking to BBC TV after finishing fourth in the 1500m final: "Fourth is a tough spot to get, you always want a medal. To come to the worlds and get fourth is really good.
"I did think it would be a hot pace from the start. I had to do some work at the front and it was hard.I hope some little girls look at this and want to get into running."
WATCH: Doom anchors Belgium to dramatic 4x400m relay gold
Men's 4x400m relay
We've had some incredible finishes to the track events throughout this weekend - and none more dramatic than in the men's 4x400m.
This is how Belgium snatched gold away from the USA in the final strides.
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'I'm in in better shape than that'
Men's 1500m final
Great Britain's Adam Fogg speaking to BBC TV after the 1500m final: "It's rough. Indoors started so well, the last six weeks have been so good. I struggled at UK indoors and put it down to jet lag. This week was a good experience but pretty rough. I know I'm in in better shape than that.
"I felt like I deserved to be in the final and wanted to go out and show it but I didn't do it. I know I can run well. I need a little bit of rest and move on to the outdoor season now."
WATCH: Charlton sets new world record in 60m hurdles
Women's 60m hurdles final
Mondo Duplantis could not break his own world record. Devynne Charlton had no such issues.
This is how the hurdler from Bahamas won gold in 7.65 seconds to break her own world best time.
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Men's pole vault
Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
London 2012 Olympic heptathlon champion on BBC TV
These clearances for Duplantis at the later heights were just absolutely stunning and it shows what a pressure performer he is.
WATCH: Duplantis retains world pole vault title
Men's pole vault
Here's how the unstoppable Mondo Duplantis won his fourth world title.
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TV coverage has just finished on BBC Two, but you can continue to watch the medal ceremonies above. We will be bringing you more punditry and reaction to these championships on this live text for a little while longer.
We'd love you to stick around.
'I want to break the world record'
Men's pole vault
Sweden's pole vault gold medallist Mondo Duplantis, speaking to BBC TV: "It took a lot from me today. More than I would have liked and a bit sloppier than I would have liked. Pole vaulting is very hard and it's difficult to make the numbers even at the heights I should be getting. It made me quite tired.
"I'm proud of myself. I don't think my mum is too proud of me. I think that was too many third attempts for her. She was super nervous. I was trying not to look over at her.
"I want to break the world record and whenever I have a decent chance I will go for it."
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The final medal table
All may not be harmonious in the USA camp, but their team dominated these championships as expected.
A superb finals for Belgium, inspired by Alexander Doom to take three golds and second place. A really good surprise showing from New Zealand too.
Joint-fifth for Britain is more than satisfactory.
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GB relay team receiving medals
Women's 4x400m relay
In case you were still worried about the result of the women's 4x400m, don't be. The British team are recieving their bronze medals in the ceremony now.
The team performed brilliantly all day, and it is a special moment for twin sisters and team-mates Lina and Laviai Nielsen.
'To win back-to-back with this team is amazing'
Men's 4x400m relay
Belgium's 4x400m men's relay gold medal winning team speaking to BBC TV.
Jonathon Sacoor: "The first leg, I'm not used to running out first. I knew when I gave the baton in first position that we were going to win."
Kevin Borlee: "I feel very grateful to be in this team and keep competing at this level."
Chrisitan Iguacel: "We knew a little bit in advance so we were prepared. He's a great athlete but he is human and we have Doom."
Alexander Doom: "The teammates are really strong. To win back-to-back with this team is amazing."
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Men's 4x400m relay
Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV
Noah Lyles is always a great addition because of who he is, but they lost and this sport is about results.
Discord in the American camp
Men's 4x400m relay
The medal ceremony is now taking place for the men's 4x400m relay, in which Belgium beat the USA in a dramatic final leg sprint.
The USA selection was controversial, as they picked 60m silver medallist Noah Lyles for the event.
Lyles' selection was criticised by fellow US sprinter Fred Kerley, who wrote on X that it was "favouritism" and Lyles' team-mates were being treated like "puppets".
Lyles responded in an interview with US press, saying of Kerley: "He could be here, but he ain't. If he's mad, come on out here."
'Brilliant from the GB team'
Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
London 2012 Olympic heptathlon champion on BBC TV
It was a fantastic performance from the GB team. Two golds and what brilliant golds.
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Two golds, a silver and a bronze for Great Britain at these championships.
A very solid return, especially in an Olympic year.
WATCH: Reekie wins 800m silver
In case you missed it, here's how Jemma Reekie added to GB's medal tally with 800m silver.
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Women's 1500m final
Paula Radcliffe
Former women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV
Georgia Bell hasn't raced very much at all at 1500m indoors or outdoors and she has gone from strength to strength. She knows how to race competitively now.
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