High jumper Morgan Lake is among six athletes who were late additions to the Great Britain team, leaving a 46-strong team travelling for the European Indoor Championships in Poland.

Lake joins the squad after clearing an impressive 1.96m in Belgrade. Her performance, just 1cm short of her personal best, puts the 23-year-old third in the 2021 European standings.

Also joining the squad late are Jazmin Sawyers (long jump), Amelia Stricker (shot put), Emily Borthwick (high jump), Joel Khan (high jump) and Charlie Myers (pole vault).

Hurdlers Andrew Pozzi, who won 2018 World Indoor 60m gold, and Tiffany Porter are among the gold medal hopes.

In-form pole vaulter Holly Bradshaw hopes to improve on the silver medal she won in 2019.

Teenage 800m runner Keely Hodgkinson, who broke the world junior 800m record earlier this year, is one of Britain's rising stars to watch.

However, major names such as Dina Asher-Smith, Katarina Johnson-Thompson, Laura Muir and in-form Elliot Giles, who ran the second fastest indoor 800m ever at the World Indoor Tour in Torun, Poland are absent.

Full Great Britain squad.

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Belgium's Olympic champion Nafi Thiam is bidding to add to her medal haul in Poland when the 26-year-old competes in the women’s pentathlon.

Two-time 1500m indoor champion Marcin Lewandowski will look to add a third indoor title to his collection when the Polish athlete lines up in the men’s event.

Lewandowski, 33, is also in contention to become the first athlete in championship history to win European indoor titles at 800m, 1500m and 3000m.

In the men’s pole vault competition, world record holder Armand 'Mondo' Duplantis faces Renaud Lavillenie of France, as the 21-year-old from Sweden aims to stop rival Lavillenie claiming a fifth European indoor crown.

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Here are when the finals of each event are taking place - all of these events can be watched on BBC Two, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app.

Friday, 5 March

18:06: Women's Shot Put

19:20: Men's Long Jump

19:35: Men's Shot Put

19:45: Women's 800m Pentathlon

20:00: Women's 3000m

20:35: Men's 1500m

Saturday, 6 March

17:45: Women's Pole Vault

18:40: Women's Long Jump

18:50: Women's 1500m

19:10: Men's 400m

19:15: Women's 400m

19:58: Men's 60m

Sunday, 7 March

09:50: Men's Triple Jump

10:25: Men's High Jump

16:00: Men's 60m Hurdles

16:05: Men's Pole Vault

16:15: Women's 60m Hurdles

16:20: Women's Triple Jump

16:30: Men's 1000m Heptathlon

16:45: Women's High Jump

16:52: Men's 3000m

17:13: Women's 800m

17:25: Men's 800m

17:46: Women's 60m

17:57: Men's 4 x 400m Relay

18:10: Women's 4 x 400m Relay

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BBC Two

The BBC will have live coverage from all four days of the championships, with the action available to watch across the BBC Red Button, the BBC iPlayer or right here via the BBC Sport website and app.

All of our coverage will also be available on catch-up on the iPlayer.

Friday, 5 March

Morning session

Qualifying and first round events

09:00-13:00, BBC Two & BBC Sport website

Evening session

Gold medals: Women's shot put, men's long jump, men's shot put, women's pentathlon, women's 3,000m, men's 1500m

18:30-21:00, BBC Two & BBC Sport website

Full coverage details here.

BBC Sport

You might want to be the next Mo Farah, or just want to get fit and see how well you can do - either way, athletics can be the sport for you.

It includes a huge variety of disciplines, so whether you want to run, jump or throw you can find an activity that suits you.

Here are some of the events you can get involved with:

• Sprint events - 100m, 200m, sprint hurdles, 400m
• Middle distance events - 800m, 1,500m, 3,000m, 3,000m steeple chase
• Long distance events - 5,000m, 10,000m, marathon
• Throwing events - shot put, javelin, discus, hammer throw
• Cross country
• Jumping events - long jump, high jump, pole vault, triple jump
• Heptathlon and decathlon - seven events (women) or ten events (men)

You can find out more about getting involved in athletics here.