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Sunday 18 October

• Men's sprint final, elimination race and madison
• Women's points race and keirin final.

Coverage begins at 04:00 BST and is available via BBC Two, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.

Harry Ledingham-Horn was defeated in the Men's Sprint quarter-finals yesterday by Australia's Leigh Hoffman, so no British athlete will be competing in the semi-finals this morning.

Emma Finucane and Sophie Capewell will be competing in the Women's Keirin after securing a silver in the Women's Team Sprint.

Erin Boothman will be looking to add to make it a hat-trick of gold medals after already securing one in both the Women's Madison and Women's Team Pursuit.

GB's Noah Hobbs will also be competing in the Men's Elimination race at 07:45 BST.

Welcome to day five of the Track Cycling World Championships.

Day one was an eventful day for Ireland, with Lara Gillespie securing the country’s first medal of the World Championships. Team GB claimed silver in the women’s team sprint, with China taking gold, while the Netherlands won the men’s team sprint, finishing ahead of Australia and China.

Day two, GB took medals in three events including golds for Matthew Bostock in the Men's Scratch Race, as well as Erin Boothman, Anna Morris, Millie Couzens and Josie Knight in the Women's Team Pursuit.

On day three, GB claimed two golds, Mark Stewart in the Men's Points race and Anna Morris in the Women's Omnium race. GB also claimed a silver medal from Emma Finucane in the Women's Sprint final and Joseph Truman claimed bronze in the Men's Time Trial final.

Yesterday, Anna Morris secured a hat-trick of gold medals as she won the Women's Madison for Great Britain with Erin Boothman, whilst Millie Couzens beat her compatriot Josie Knight in the final of the Women's Individual Pursuit