England's Adam Gemili has taken silver after he finished second to Kemar Bailey-Cole in the men's 100m final.
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Gemili darted out the blocks and led the way until the Jamaican turned on the afterburners to accelerate away from his rival to finish with a time of 10s.
Bailey-Cole's compatriot Nickel Ashmeade took the bronze, as he finished just short of Gemili's 10.10s run at Hampden Park.
Speaking to BBC Sport, Bailey-Cole said: "It means a lot, it's my first individual medal at the championship, so it mean a lot to me. This is just the start for me."
Earlier in the evening, Blessing Okagbare won the women's 100m final.
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Paul Gorst
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