The 2018 Commonwealth Games and European champion stood atop the podium for the first time on the world stage, having claimed bronze at the World Championships in 2019.

A combination of a high difficulty score and a clear best execution gave the 23-year-old the gold medal with a total of 15.300.

It was a history-making podium, with Ahmad Abu Al Soud getting Jordan its first medal of any colour by claiming the silver with a score of 14.866, in front of Armenian Harutyun Merdinyan, who won his second world medal at the age of 38.

His score was 14.733.

Giarnni Regini-Moran secured a popular victory for the host nation, with the British gymnast edging out all-around gold medallist Daiki Hashimoto in the men's floor exercise final.

He scored 14.533 to the Japanese's 14.500.

Hashimoto's compatriot Ryosuke Doi took the bronze medal just ahead of France's Benjamin Osberger and Italian Nicola Bartolini with 14.266.

An American one-two was achieved in the women's vault, with Jade Carey standing beside Jordan Chiles on the podium.

Carey scored an average of 14.516 over two attempts to secure gold, in front of Chiles' 14.350.

Coline Devillard from France was the bronze medallist with an average of 14.166.

China's Wei Xiaoyuan was a clear winner in the women's uneven bars too with a total of 14.966, with the silver medallist being Shilese Jones of the United States, the all-around silver medallist.

Jones scored 14.766 just in front of Nina Derwael from Belgium with 14.700.

Finally, Turkey's Adem Asil won the men's rings gold medal with a score of 14.933.

China's Zou Jingyuan took silver with 14.866, with Britain's Courtney Tulloch completing the podium on 14.733.