Matthew Henry
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Lyles & Jackson win 200m titles
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It has been another special night in Budapest.
American Noah Lyles has reaffirmed himself as the next star of world athletics by winning the sprint double.
Jamaica's Shericka Jackson, meanwhile, dominated the field to win the women's title.
Scroll down for all of the reaction or head over here to read Harry Poole's report from Hungary.
There's loads more to come tomorrow. See you then.
Watch: Britons progress in Budapest
It wasn't to be for Zharnel Hughes tonight, who could not back up his 100m bronze.
There was still a lot of good for Great Britain today, however, with Keely Hodgkinson and Jemma Reekie reaching the 800m final and both relay quartets progressing to battle for a medal.
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'I think I did pretty good tonight'
Women's 200m final
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Shericka Jackson, talking to BBC Sport after winning the women's 200m final: “As an athlete youhave to bounce back from what you call a disappointment. One of my main goals thisseason was to win both and it didn’t happen. It wasn’t supposed to happen and Igot a silver medal and I was super grateful.
"For me I just wanted to refocus and I think I did prettygood tonight and I am getting where I wanted to be. Here I am tonight.
"I wanted to focus on me and my lane and I can’t complain. Idid pretty good."
'His attitude is amazing'
Men's 200m final
Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
London 2012 Olympic heptathlon champion on BBC TV
I think Zharnel can take so much from that. You see so many athleteswho have great seasons leading up to a championships and don’t quite completeit and he has.
He’s done incredibly well and I think his attitude was amazingin that interview as well.
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Men's 200m final
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Zharnel Hughes spoke to BBC Sport after finishing fourth in the men's 200m final: “I’m not that disappointed.I wanted to come out here and run my own race. I ran my best tonight but mybest wasn’t good enough to get me on the podium. Nevertheless I just finished fourth – I’mgrateful still.
"If I was a bit furtherup in the lanes I would have got a medal, no doubt about it. On to the nextone.
"Next year is going to be special again. I’m putting it outthere right now, Me, losing to theseguys tonight has made me a lot more determined to come back.
"My legs are a bit tired but I’ve trained for it (the relay) and I amready to go back out there with the team and give it our very best, hopefullycome away with a medal."
Watch: Rojas wins dramatic triple jump final
Women's triple jump final
We mentioned the dramatic triple jump final earlier.
Yulimar Rojas certainly did it the hard way as she clinched a fourth world title in a row...
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'Did best with cards I was dealt this week'
Women's 200m final
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Dina Asher-Smith spoke to BBC Sport after finishing seventh in the women's 200m final: “I think I executed it pretty well. Obviously I would have wished thatthese World Champs were very different for me.
"I feel I am in great shape but Ihad a very bumpy ride through the 100m. I am happy to have come out here and I’mhappy to have competed but in a world final, I don’t want to be running timesthat are behind where I want to be but it’s done.
"It's been a tough week but I’ve been feeling great all yearand especially through my 100m. I feel I was on my way to that in thesemi-final but then it went upside down.
"I am definitely looking forward toParis next year but just done the best with the cards I’ve been dealt thisweek."
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For anyone that missed it, this is how Lyles won the 100m on Sunday...
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Watch: Lyles completes sprint double
Men's 200m final
Want to watch Noah Lyles' victory? Of course you do...
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Watch: Jackson wins dominant women's 200m gold
Women's 200m final
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Here's how Shericka Jackson won the women's final.
Utterly dominant.
'Hughes will be frustrated'
Men's 200m final
Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
London 2012 Olympic heptathlon champion on BBC TV
I think Hughes will be frustrated with that. Fourth positionis always a frustrating place to finish and it is not one of his best times. I knowthe 200m is his baby but it was an incredibly competitive race.
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"I'm not that disappointed," says Zharnel Hughes. "My best wasn't enough."
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Men's 200m final
Harry Poole
BBC Sport in Budapest
A sensational sprint double for Noah Lyles.
He has talked the talk this year - and in Budapest he has well and truly delivered.
It felt an inevitable outcome, but the crowd thoroughly enjoyed it nonetheless.
Disappointment for Zharnel Hughes, who can't dip under 20 seconds as he falls just short of a second medal.
Lyles a three-time world champion
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Noah Lyles holds three fingers up to the camera.
2019, 2022, 2023...
He has won three world 200m titles in a row.
'Lovely to watch'
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Colin Jackson
Two-time world 110m hurdles champion on BBC TV
A double for Noah Lyles. He looked so good. When your main contendersare all outside you and you havea finish like him, once you get to their shoulders and you come off the bendyou must feel very confident. He showed that.
An incredibly smooth technician – he’s just so lovely towatch.
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Men's 200m final
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Noah Lyles is the first man since Usain Bolt in 2015 to do the sprint double at a World Championships?
The new superstar of men's athletics?
Hughes misses out on medal
Men's 200m final
Zharnel Hughes has to settle for fourth.
Bronze medal - Letsile Tebogo (Botswana)
Men's 200m final
Silver medal - Erriyon Knighton (USA)
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Gold medal - Noah Lyles (USA)
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Noah Lyles wins it in 19.52 seconds!
He's done the sprint double.
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