And here it is:

 

Sprinter James Ellington will make his first competitive appearance since a serious motorbike accident at the Anniversary Games on Saturday.

 

The Briton has not run competitively since the accident in Tenerife in 2017.

 

But the 33-year-old, who suffered career-threatening injuries, will line up for the 100m at London Stadium.

European champion Laura Muir eased to victory in the women's 1500m on the first day of the Anniversary Games.

 

Muir outsprinted German Konstanze Klosterhalfen in the final 150 metres to win in three minutes 58.25 seconds.

Britain's Dina Asher-Smith will take on Olympic gold medallist Elaine Thompson and double world champion Dafne Schippers in a stellar 200m field in Birmingham on 18 August.

Olympic champion Dalilah Muhammad broke the 400m hurdles world record on the final day of the US National Championships in Iowa.

 

The 29-year-old took more than a tenth of a second off a record that had stood for 16 years, clocking 52.20 seconds to beat Russian Yuliya Pechonkina's previous mark of 52.34.

Caster Semenya says she will not defend her World Championship 800m title in September after a setback in her challenge to the restricting of testosterone levels in female runners.

 

But the South African said she would "continue her fight for human rights" despite her "disappointment".

 

Semenya has twice appealed against IAAF rules preventing her from running without medication.

 

But a ruling allowing her to compete has now been overturned.

The IAAF, has said "biology has to trump gender identity" after welcoming the decision to permit restrictions in testosterone levels of female runners.

 

Double Olympic champion Caster Semenya twice appealed against the new IAAF rule that prevents her from running in the 800m without medication.

 

A Swiss court had suspended the ruling, but that has now been lifted.

Great Britain were disqualified from the men's 4x400m relay at the European Athletics Team Championships after a reserve shot putter was named in the line-up by mistake.

 

Youcef Zatat - who had not travelled to Poland - was included in the quartet instead of sprinter Rabah Yousif.

 

UK Athletics performance director Neil Black blamed a "technical error".

Eilish McColgan has responded to comments about her being "skinny" by saying: "Go body shame elsewhere."

 

The middle-distance runner, 28, says she is not surprised young women have cosmetic procedures "to fit what's deemed the 'ideal' body".

 

She said on Twitter: "I'm naturally small - always have been. Some people are just slim!

Caster Semenya says she has "never really felt very supported" by other women in sport.

 

South Africa's three-time world 800m champion will not defend her title in Doha in September after a setback in her challenge to the restriction of testosterone levels in female runners.

 

"I'm targeted because I'm undefeated," the 28-year-old said.

 

"Since I have been in sport, I have never really felt very supported, I've never felt recognised mostly by women."

 

Talking as the headline speaker at a women's conference in Johannesburg, Semenya added: "I think it comes more into the international stage when you see your own rivals come with this, what can I call it, these rude responses in terms of me competing against them."

British Olympic hammer bronze medallist Sophie Hitchon has ended her 2019 campaign to focus on preparing for Tokyo 2020.

 

The 28-year-old has had a disappointing year, culminating in 10th place at last weekend's European Team Championships.

 

"My main priority is Tokyo," said Hitchon, who in 2016 became the first Briton to win an Olympic hammer medal.

Six-time Olympic gold medallist Allyson Felix says female athletes will "no longer be financially penalised for having a child" after Nike changed its contracts for pregnant athletes.

 

In a letter shared by Felix on social media, Nike says it will "not apply any performance-related reduction" for 18 months if an athlete becomes pregnant.

 

Felix's daughter Camryn was born prematurely in November.

 

In May, she said Nike wanted to pay her 70% less after she became a mother.

American sprinter Christian Coleman is under investigation over concerns he may have missed three drugs tests.

 

If found guilty he would face an automatic one-year ban and would miss the World Championships in Qatar and the Olympic Games in Tokyo next year.

 

He is alleged to have had three possible failures under the 'whereabouts' system in the last year.

 

Coleman is understood to be contesting at least one of those cases.

Noah Lyles will focus on the 200m at next month's World Athletics Championships as he aims to break Usain Bolt's record.

 

The American sprinter, 22, has dropped the 100m after beating Bolt's Paris Diamond League meeting 200m record.

Drugs cheat Justin Gatlin ended a 100m race limping and holding his left thigh just three weeks before the scheduled defence of his world title in Doha.

 

The 37-year-old American left the track supported by a fellow athlete after finishing fourth in 10.29 seconds in the Croatian capital Zagreb.

 

Other drugs cheat his compatriot Michael Rodgers won the race at the IAAF World Challenge meeting in a wind-assisted 10.04.

Great Britain squad for the World Athletics Championship:

 

MEN

 

100m

 

Ojie Edoburun

Adam Gemili

Zharnel Hughes

 

200m

 

Miguel Francis

Adam Gemili

Zharnel Hughes

 

400m

 

Matthew Hudson-Smith

Rabah Yousif

 

800m

 

Elliot Giles

Kyle Langford

Jamie Webb

 

1500m

 

Neil Gourley

Josh Kerr

Jake Wightman

 

5000m

 

Andrew Butchart

Ben Connor

Marc Scott

 

3000m Steeplechase

 

Zak Seddon

 

110m Hurdles

 

Andrew Pozzi

 

400m Hurdles

 

Chris McAlister

 

Pole Vault

 

Harry Coppell

 

Triple Jump

 

Ben Williams

 

Hammer

 

Nick Miller

 

Decathlon

 

Tim Duckworth

 

Marathon

 

Callum Hawkins

 

20km Race Walk

 

Tom Bosworth

Callum Wilkinson

 

50km Race Walk

 

Cameron Corbishley

Dominic King

 

4x100m Relay

 

Ojie Edoburun

Miguel Francis

Adam Gemili

Zharnel Hughes

Richard Kilty

Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake

CJ Ujah

 

4x400m Relay

 

Cameron Chalmers

Dwayne Cowan

Toby Harries

Matthew Hudson-Smith

Martyn Rooney

Lee Thompson

Rabah Yousif

 

WOMEN:

 

100m

 

Dina Asher-Smith

Daryll Neita

Asha Philip

 

200m

 

Dina Asher-Smith

Beth Dobbin

Jodie Williams

 

400m

 

Emily Diamond

Laviai Nielsen

 

800m

 

Alexandra Bell

Shelayna Oskan-Clarke

Lynsey Sharp

 

1500m

 

Sarah McDonald

Laura Muir

Jemma Reekie

 

5,000m

 

Jessica Judd

Eilish McColgan

Laura Weightman

 

10,000m

 

Eilish McColgan

Steph Twell

 

3,000m Steeplechase

 

Elizabeth Bird

Rosie Clarke

Aimee Pratt

 

100m Hurdles

 

Cindy Ofili

 

400m Hurdles

 

Meghan Beesley

Jessica Turner

 

High Jump

 

Morgan Lake

 

Pole Vault

 

Holly Bradshaw

 

Long Jump

 

Abigail Irozuru

Shara Proctor

 

Shot Put

 

Sophie McKinna

 

Heptathlon

 

Katarina Johnson-Thompson

 

Marathon

 

Tish Jones

Charlotte Purdue

 

4x100m Relay

 

Dina Asher-Smith

Kristal Awuah

Imani-Lara Lansiquot

Daryll Neita

Ashleigh Nelson

Asha Philip

 

4x400m Relay

 

Finette Agyapong

Amy Allcock

Zoey Clark

Emily Diamond

Beth Dobbin

Laviai Nielsen

Jessica Turner

Jodie Williams

Europe comfortably beat the United States to win the inaugural The Match athletics event in Minsk, Belarus.

 

The Europeans held a 27-point lead after the first day of two and steadily increased their advantage throughout Tuesday to win by a 724.5-601.5 margin.

Scottish hammer thrower Mark Dry has been cleared of an anti-doping rule violation.

 

Dry, 31, has been suspended since May after being charged with "attempted tampering with any part of doping control".

 

The case related to athletics' 'whereabouts' regulations.

 

A National Anti-Doping Panel found that there had been no subversion of the doping control process after a hearing in London last month.

 

While information provided by the double Commonwealth Games bronze winner was false, the panel ruled it was not fraudulent.

The Nike Oregon Project has been closed down after head coach Alberto Salazar was banned for four years after being found guilty of doping violations.

 

In a statement, a Nike spokesperson said the Salazar situation had become "an unfair burden" on athletes on the elite training programme.

 

The NOP's website and social media channels have been taken down.

Eliud Kipchoge has become the first man to break the 2 hour marathon barrier in Vienna with a time of 1:59:40. This is an incredible achievement from him. A superhuman feat from him.