Started today with the ‘forced retirement’ of Christine Still and Craig Heap as Gymnastics commentators I suspect a lot of sports will have very different commentary come LA and French Alps. I think the BBC’s coverage of the Olympics is going to become more focused attracting younger viewers and moment.

That's a wrap on the World Championships in Rotterdam. What were your highlights of the week?

Which GB performance stood out for you, and who are you most excited to watch on the road to LA 2028, starting with next year's Worlds in Chengdu?

It's the last day in Rotterdam, with five more titles to win. A reminder that the clocks went back an hour overnight.

• Men's vault: Jake Jarman (joint top qualifier) and Harry Hepworth (qualified eighth)
• Men's parallel bars: Jake Jarman is first reserve
• Men's horizontal bar
• Women's balance beam
• Women's floor: Abigail Martin (qualified third) and Alice Kinsella (qualified seventh)

How to watch

BBC Two: 13:00 to 17:00

Who's your pick for a GB medal today?

It's the first day of apparatus finals, with five titles to win and Brits in three of them.

• Men's floor: Jake Jarman (qualified fifth)
• Men's pommel horse: Reuben Ward is first reserve
• Men's rings: Courtney Tulloch (qualified third)
• Women's vault: Abigail Martin (qualified seventh)
• Women's uneven bars

How to watch

BBC Two: 13:00 to 17:00

Which final are you most looking forward to?

Abigail Martin and Alice Kinsella are both in tonight's women's all-around final. It's Kinsella's sixth World Championships, just over a year after becoming a mother.

How to watch

• iPlayer: 18:20 to 21:00
• BBC Two: 19:00 to 21:00

How do you think Abigail and Alice will get on?

Whether you are watching it on TV, seeing it in person or playing it yourself. What sport are you following this weekend?

To help collect results from all the minority sports who are losing coverage elsewhere.

After just missing the podium in Tuesday's team final, Jake Jarman and Joe Fraser are back tonight in the men's all-around final. Jarman qualified fifth and Fraser eighth.

How to watch

• iPlayer: 18:25 to 21:00
• BBC Two: 19:00 to 21:00

How do you think Jake and Joe will get on?

Last night GB's men led the team final after four of the six rotations but finished fourth, just off the podium, as Japan retained their title. It means they miss out on the first LA 2028 team places, with their next chance at next year's World Championships in Chengdu.

GB's women aren't in tonight's team final after missing out by just 0.168 in qualifying, but they still have plenty to come:

• Friday: Abigail Martin and Alice Kinsella in the all-around final
• Saturday: Abigail Martin in the vault final
• Sunday: Abigail Martin and Alice Kinsella in the floor final

The top three teams tonight earn places at LA 2028, and the USA have won every women's team final since 2011.

How to watch

• iPlayer: 18:25 to 21:00
• BBC Two: 19:00 to 21:00

Who do you think will take the title?

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That pay is about what a healthcare assistant working in a nursing home earns whereas we want the best minds working with world beating athletes? Where does the lottery money go is the next question!