original field of 12 has been whittled down to eight. Unfortunately for the home crowd, Britain's Shara Proctor isn't one of them - the 22-year-old was elimnated after three jumps, having failed to match her leap of 6.83m from qualifying. The best she could manage tonight was 6.55m, which wasn't good enough to put her though to the last eight. At the moment Brittney Reese of the USA leads the contest with a jump of 7m 12cm and has two leaps left. Women's 200m final podium ALLYSON FELIX WINS GOLD FOR THE USA ... After a fantastic start the American wins quite comfortably in the end, clocking a time of 21.88, ahead of Jamaica's Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce in 22.09 and Carmelita Jeter, who does superbly to win the bronze from out in the car park of lane nine in 22.14. Women's 400m hurdles podium Natalya Antyukh wins gold for Russia The Russian sinks to her knees after the finish-line and sobs uncontrollably, befroe getting to her feet and embarking on a lap of honour. She looks to the stand to see if anyone has a Russian flag for her to wave, but there's none ... eventually sombody hands her one and she wraps it arounnd her shoulders and heads off. Back at the finish line, Lashinda Demus looks gutted - she too is on her knees crying, but manages a smile and a wave for the camera when it's poked in her face. Zuzana Hejnova was third for the Czech Republic.