Renee Regis claimed her first senior British title in the women's 200m at the UK Athletics Indoor Championships, clocking a championship record of 22.95 seconds in Birmingham. The 20-year-old, daughter of former world indoor champion John Regis, was presented with her gold medal by her father, creating a memorable family moment.

Regis's victory builds on her parents' impressive athletic heritage - her father won world indoor gold in 1989 and outdoor silver at 200m, while her mother Jennifer Stout earned 4x400m bronze at the 1992 Olympics. The young sprinter had already set the year's best UK time of 23.22 seconds in the heats before breaking the championship record with 22.89 in the semi-final.

In other finals, Jeremiah Azu completed a sprint double with victory in the men's 200m (20.77 seconds), while Hannah Nuttall retained her 3,000m title in a championship-record time of 8:41.75. Issy Boffey won the women's 800m in 1:59.64, capitalizing on Olympic champion Keely Hodgkinson's absence. The championships serve as selection trials for next month's World Indoor Championships in Poland, with athletes required to meet World Athletics entry standards by March 4.