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Pattinson wins his heat in 1:47.48 and through

Overall a positive opening session

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Women's 1500m - Reekie misses out in 4th (4:11.61) but Hunter Bell wins in 4:12.09

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No joy in the Men's 1500m as both come 7th - McMurray 3:42.51, Higgins 3:44.75

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Second day

1005 Women's 60m Round 1 - Dina Asher Smith (Heat 5, 1033), Amy Hunt (Heat 7, 1047)

1122 Women's 800m Semi-Final - Isabelle Boffey (Heat 1), Keely Hodgkinson (Heat 2, 1130)

1208 Men's 800m Semi-Final - Ben Pattison (Heat 1)

1804 Women's 3000m Final - Hannah Nuttall, Katie Snowden

1822 Men's 3000m Final - Josh Kerr

1838 Women's Triple Jump - Georgina Forde-Wells

(1914 Women's 60m Semi-Final)

(2020 Women's 60m Final)

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Morning session:

Asher-Smith won her heat in 7.07, Hunt 2nd in 7.15. Both qualified for the semi this evening

Boffey 4th in 2:01.12 and out, Hodgkinson won in 1:58.53 and through to the final

Pattison 5th in 1:46.85 and out

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Hunt 4th in SF 1 in 7.10 and out

Asher-Smith wins SF2 in 7.03, a joint British record and is through

 

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