Great Britain captured gold in the women’s synchronized 10m diving with Maisie Bond and Lois Toulson scoring 300.06, edging Germany (298.20) and Ukraine (286.20). Toulson reflected, "We came into these championships wanting to win and knowing it was possible," adding, "We’d been training really hard and looking good I think." The pair celebrated a personal best and a proud victory.

In artistic swimming, Isabelle Thorpe and Ranjuo Tomblin narrowly secured the mixed duet title with 258.2383, beating Spain by 0.2650 and Italy (255.1641). Thorpe, an Olympic silver medallist, said, "It’s incredible. I’m really happy and to have done it with Ranjuo is incredible," noting the challenges of injury‑plagued preparations.

The men’s 1m springboard saw Jack Laugher take silver (418.25) and fellow Briton Jordan Houlden bronze (410.30), behind Germany’s Moritz Linus Wesemann (431.45). Tomblin also defended his solo technical title that day.

These results underscore Britain’s strong showing at the Championships held in Paris.