Phillips Idowu doesn't have it all his own way in the triple jump on day two as he stumbles in his first jump and only makes 15.71m But the world indoor champion turns it around with a fine 17.46m at his third attempt Marlon Devonish is another British winner in France as he clocks a season's best of 20.52 seconds over 200m In-form Andy Baddeley celebrates another victory as he wins the 3,000m despite admitting he had no tactics In the women's 200m, world 400m champion Christine Ohuruogu powers through in the final stages to finish in second place Andrew Lemoncello battles the heat, the barriers and the opposition in the 3,000m steeplechase to eventually come in third Team captain Devonish (centre) gets a dunking after Britain defend their European Cup title under sunny skies in France On day one, Tyrone Edgar gets Great Britain's winning streak under way as he takes the 100m title in 10.20 seconds Jenny Meadows (centre) wins the 800m with a dominant display. Meadows wore a black ribbon to mark the death of her father Martyn Rooney looked out of contention in the men's 400m but reeled in the field in the last 40 metres to win in 45.33 secs World 400m silver medallist Nicola Sanders (right) has no problems in her first 400m race of the season as she wins in 51.17 secs Mo Farah sports his trademark one black shoe and one white (well, usually socks) as he wins the 5,000m in 13 minutes 44.07 seconds Heptathlete Kelly Sotherton practices for Beijing by honing her heat protection measures as she watches her team-mates in France
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