European Championships: Mitchell-Blake wins silver & Bradshaw bronze - video, clips, radio & text

Samantha: So many amazing athletes coming through for England and Team GB right now... it’s so excellent to see. London 2012 really did inspire a generation. So proud.

Laviai Nielsen, who this evening qualified for the 400m final, has this tweet pinned to the top of her profile...

Gylly: Sport is great and all but those whizzy remote control cars that return the javelins steal the show!

Remote control cars, the real heroes of the European Championships...

Mitchell-Blake will feel really good about this in the end. He ran a solid race here, taking things into account that he can be better.

He never gave up and kept himself in it, even though so many athletes were ahead of him on the bend and he didn't tighten up.

You can't panic and he didn't. He did the right thing.

Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake's 200m silver was the biggest British medal of the evening session in Berlin.

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I was surprised how well she went (in the 200m).

Katarina knew what she needed to do and that she needed to make her mark in this event.

Katarina Johnson-Thompson kept a solid level of performance, she didn't falter under the pressure while some of the other girls have made quite a few mistakes.

She kept a level head and kept her composure. Now she's in the lead and heading into her strongest event.

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Could there be another gold in the post?

Katarina Johnson-Thompson is putting pressure on red-hot favourite Nafi Thiam in the heptathlon, taking an 87-point lead into the second day of competition.

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Great Britain win three golds, five silvers and four bronzes on day eight to stay second in the medal table.

Here are the medal winners:

• Adam Peaty leads GB to gold in 4x100m medley final - and secures his fourth title in Glasgow - as the hosts win seven swimming medals
• Ben Proud wins gold in the 50m freestyle to start GB medal rush in the pool
• Fellow swimmers Imogen Clark & Max Litchfield take silvers, and James Guy, Molly Hibbott & GB women's medley relay team claim bronzes
• GB's Jack Laugher wins his second diving gold with victory in the 3m springboard final
• Matthew Dixon and Noah Williams secure 10m synchronised silver
• Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake wins 200m silver
• Holly Bradshaw wins pole vault bronze
• Triathlete Jessica Learmonth takes silver in the women's event

Great Britain won 12 medals today and remain in second place behind Russia in overall medal table.

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Ragney: Another amazing day for @TeamGB amazing athleticism and great team spirit

Princess: Adam Peaty is amazing

Ares: Great little interview with the #GBR men's steeplechase runner. How infectious and enthusiastic he sounded. Good luck to him

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Holly Bradshaw talking to BBC Sport after winning bronze in the pole vault: "This feels really good.

"I've had so many fourth and fifth placings and to come away with my first outdoor medal - It's been such a great competition and I've enjoyed it so much. It's been brilliant.

"It's the first time in four years I've not has an injury or surgery so I've been able to put a good block of training together. Since I started in 2008, the work has paid off and I've had such a fun night.

"It's the first time my parents have come to an overseas competition and now they'll have to come to every one!"

Phenomenal. For someone so young, Elvira Herman was so cool and controlled and she stayed confident in her abilities technically - what a run.

The final event of the night sees Belarus' Alina Talay attempting to back up her status as the fastest in the field with a gold in the hurdles.

She faces a challenge from German defending champion Cindy Roleder and her team-mate Pamela Dutkiewicz as well as France newcomer Solene Ndama.

Tim Symes: Pretty certain, if I'd just run 3000m over hurdles, as I crossed the line, the last thing I'd want to see is some numpty in a bear costume trying to cuddle me.

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Zak Seddon speaking to BBC Sport after finishing fifth in the steeplechase: "Wow. I was just sprinting and they started to get away a few laps out so I said no, I can't give up like that, so I kept working, driving and believing it can happen. Fifth - that's good!

"I think, most importantly, I feel I belong in what I'm doing, that I'm doing the right things and I hope I'm doing everyone proud."