Walkden beat Turkey's Nafia Kuş 5-4 in the over 73 kilograms final in the Salle Omnisports Perrier in what marked a repeat of her semi-final victory over the same opponent en-route to gold at last year's World Championships in Chelyanbinsk.

The 24-year-old, who follows compatriots Lauren Williams and Jade Jones in winning gold, was more aggressive than her opponent and edged clear with decisive punches in the third round.

It marks her second European title after gold in Baku in 2014.

"I'm honoured to win here for a second time," she told BBC Sport afterwards.

"Hopefully I can become Olympic champion."

Russia's 2013 world champion Olga Ivanova and Spain's Rosanna Simon Alamo shared the two bronze medals.

Radoš, also a gold medal winner at Baku 2014, won 1-0 over Mandic in a cagey final as Petra Matjasevic of Macedonia and The Netherlands' Reshmie Oogink shared bronze. 

There was Russian gold for Larin Vladislav in the under 87kg final after overcoming Armenian Arman Yeremyan 1-0 in a golden point finale.

Drasko Jovanov of Serbia and Azerbaijan's Payam Ghobadi Oughaz took the two bronze medals.

The men's over 87kg finale was a higher scoring affair won by Belarus' Arman-Marshall Silla 11-10 over Roman Kuzentsov of Russia.

Poland's Piotr Hatowski and France's Omar El Yazidi each took bronze.

Britain end top of the medals table with three golds and one bronze medal.

Turkey, Russia, Belgium and Portugal occupied the next four places after each winning two gold medals across the four days of competition.