Katarina Johnson-Thompson has won gold in the heptathlon event at the World Athletics Championships.
It's the British athlete's first global outdoor title.
She won with a British record 6,981 points, finishing ahead of 2017 champion Nafissatou Thiam while Austria's Verena Preiner took the bronze medal.
Johnson-Thompson's gold is Great Britain's third medal of the Games after Dina Asher-Smith's 200m gold and 100m silver
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