1989 - Budapest, Hungary

John Regis won gold in the 200m in a, then, British indoor record time of 20.54 seconds

1991 - Seville, Spain

Linford Christie picked up two silver medals in the two sprint events

1993 - Toronto, Canada

Yvonne Murray celebrates as she becomes the first British woman to win gold at the Championships

Tom McKean makes it a Scottish gold double after crossing the line first in the 800m

1995 - Barcelona, Spain

Tony Jarrett came third behind America's Allen Johnson and Courtney Hawkins in a fast 60m hurdles final

1997 - Paris, France

Colin Jackson also missed out on gold in the 60m hurdles and took the second step on the podium

1999 - Maebashi, Japan

Colin Jackson made amends in the 60m hurdles in Japan and won gold as did his fellow silver medallists in Paris

Although he ran a slower time two years on, Jamie Baulch broke the line first in the 400m

British record holder Ashia Hansen won gold in the triple jump