Gold - Jana RAWLINSON, AUS

Tonight's victory is sensational! It has been only eight months since the birth of my son. My husband-coach and me had a really rocky road to come here to the world championships. We worked really hard and ultimately I have made it. Since Chris Rawlinson come on board, it has made such a big difference. There is some truth about them saying that mummys come back strong, as a mummy you can do anything - there were three of us in the final today! I spoke to Paula Radcliffe about how it is to come back after giving birth. My son was with us for three weeks here in Japan, but went back to Australia a few days ago. Yuliya - she is a great runner and I love to compete with her. Today I simply was the stronger hurdler. Although, I have to admit that I changed down too early.

Whether I am satisfied? Possibly yes, because I had through the year some health problems. On the other hand I must admit I wanted to win. I was not thinking before the race about any specific plans, just doing my competition. It went as always, 15 strides first seven hurdles and then 17 till end. But I must admit I started more carefully than in other races here. Yes, there was a chance to catch her after the last hurdle. But my muscles were heavier, specially my hamstring. In passport I have Pechenkina so that is why I'm using it, but normally I'm Nosova. I still hope for many years to compete, the revenge could come at Olympics.

Bronze - Anna JESIEN, POL

In the last 100m, I had only one idea in my mind. I'm in a big competition and this is my last chance, so I pushed very hard to the end. I didn't know where I was placed when I crossed the line so I had to wait for the screen display. I broke my national record in semi-final, but when people talk to you, they first ask "Do you have a medal?".