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turned but trust me, we have a sensational Saturday evening in

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store. We have had a great time so far, with highs, lows, emotion and

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drama. But the party has not ended yet. Headline acts are still to

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come. And the biggest star of all is on the block stash Usain Bolt. -- is

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on the blocks, Usain Bolt. The rain has been falling all day in

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Glasgow. The track at Hampden is drenched. They are doing their best

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to remove the water. Rollers and all sorts of things. At present, the

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athletics is on time, but field events have been delayed by 45

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minutes. We are hopeful. Knowing Usain Bolt, he could win in his

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wellingtons. Then again, in the relay, you never know. Usain Bolt

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and Jamaica are favourites to take the gold medal. Adam Gemili,

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silver-medallist in the 100 metres, leads the England line-up. It is the

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Williams team on Jodie and Bianca who lead the way for England in the

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women's 100 metres relay. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is expected to win gold

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with her Jamaican team. 2006 triple jump champion Phillips Idowu is back

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and hopeful of winning a gold medal again. And in the women's 5000

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metres, the rising staffer England, Emilia Gorecka, has a medal in her

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sights. -- rising star. This is how your Saturday night looks.

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Usain Bolt goes in the latter relay. We will also bring you diving with

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Tom Daley. When we go to BBC Two, we will concentrate on boxing. Amir

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Khan will join us for that. Next, athletics, featuring the women's

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5000, men's 1500 metres and the relays. Usain Bolt later, as well.

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Just to say if you want to watch Tom Daley in the 10m platform diving, it

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will be live on BBC Three just before 7:30pm. The boxing finals

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continue from now until 10pm on the red button. Let's get to Hampden for

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the athletics. Gabby Logan. Tom Daley, if he hung around for a

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view more hours, he could be diving into some of the wells of water that

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have built up. It is a damp and grey and windy Hampden this evening,

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which is a shame, because it has managed largely to stay dry. We have

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seen fantastic performances. Let's hope it does not inhibit those. The

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field events have been delayed by 45 minutes. They will hope to get going

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with the pole vault and triple jumper. To further dampen the

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spirits, we have to start with negative news. Amantle Montsho, she

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was the Olympic champion and came second last year in the tussle with

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Christine Ohuruogu. She has tested positive and she will have a second

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sample tested next week in London. Any drug story that comes to a major

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championship with an athlete of her credentials is disappointing, but

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she has been at the forefront of fantastic races with Christine

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Ohuruogu. It has come as a shock. She has been one of the faces of the

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Commonwealth Games coming into this and it was announced today that she

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tested positive today, for a substance which I think is a

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stimulant, a diuretic, used in some diet supplements. It will rather

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bleak come with a shorter band. In the past, people who have failed

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tests for that, it has been a six-month ban. They have two test

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for it because it can be used as a masking agent. We do not know what

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the situation was here. We do not know anything beyond what was

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announced. I was trying to find more information. That is the issue with

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sport. Once that happens, regardless of which sport, it will take you for

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the rest of your career and it should. That should be the warning

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to the athlete, you are responsible for what you put in your body. And

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she will wear that cloak now, that she has tested positive. It is a

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negative that will follow her. It does not leave. It is awful for her

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and for the sport. The drugs issue needs to be sorted out. Onto more

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positive things. The women's 5000 metres. The athletes are being

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announced. It does not look like it is raining. Gorecka, she is the

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future of distance running in this country. The European Junior 3000

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metres champion last year. Jo Pavey also going and Helen Clitheroe. It

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should be a good race. We can get down to the track with Steve Cram

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and Brendan Foster. Steve Cram: Laura Whittle just being

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introduced. The rain is holding off. Brendan and I looked across and

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there is black cloud, looking as if it is ready to descend on Hampden.

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Most of these runners will be used to the conditions, maybe not the

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Kenyan is as much, but they have a good cross country background. Janet

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Kisa is one of three pretty good Kenyans. People will look to them in

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terms of medals. This young lady is having a big season, Jessica

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O'Connell from Canada. The Canadians have done well with middle and long

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distance athletes. Mercy Cherono, the silver-medallist last year at

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the World Championships in Moscow, she will be the favourite. Emilia

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Gorecka, a big talent, 20 years of age. Representing England. She is on

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the inside. Jo Pavey and Helen Clitheroe, two England's greatest

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athletes. Beth Potter also going. It is great to see Stephanie Twell. She

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had a brilliant Commonwealth Games in Delhi, winning in the 1500

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metres, and medal. -- winning a medal. Three for Scotland. Three

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going for England. And the three Kenyans, who will be the ones who

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will undoubtably be the ones everybody is looking to. I should

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have mentioned Sarah Murcier of Guernsey and Elinor Kirk running for

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Wales. Brendan, perfect running whether! Perfect distance running

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conditions. We have had the rain. They have swept the track. It looks

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OK on the inside. These runners setting off on the journey, 12.5

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laps. It looks fairly pedestrian at the moment. The England team on the

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outside. Jo Pavey, and very familiar sight. We have two 40-year-old is

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running together. And on the inside, the 20-year-old, Emilia Gorecka. You

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could not learn from to better athletes. They have been medallists

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in the Commonwealth Games. Helen and Jo Pavey. Helen was silver-medallist

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behind Kelly Holmes back in 2002. Jo Pavey looking comfortable, back into

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action after the birth of her second child in September. Getting ready to

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go again on the roads and in the country and on the track today. She

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was chosen for the 5000 and 10,000, but she chose just the 5000. The

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three Scottish athletes in the group, Beth Potter, Stephanie Twell

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and Laura Whittle. The pace is fairly easy. The experienced Helen

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Clitheroe decides you do not get many chances. She has decided to

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Clitheroe decides you do not get move it along because it was so

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slow. I wonder, when you look at the events that have been held here so

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far. This is the penultimate distance event. The men's also this

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evening. Janet Kisa is less experienced on the track. Margaret

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Muriuki, she has only run one 5000 this year. Interesting selection

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from the Kenyans. And now, for other runners, there might be a medal. Jo

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Pavey likes medals and will be happy to be amongst it. Mercy Cherono is

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the favourite. She is the outstanding athlete. She is quicker

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than the others and was medallist in the World Championships last year.

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There are not many better than her. The group, you can see they are

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beginning to pull away. Helen Clitheroe, very experienced. Doing

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the 1500 metres, as well, I remember. And she ran the

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steeplechase. She has had a great career. Still going strong. Jo Pavey

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has renewed again, and she wants another go at the marathon.

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career. Still going strong. Jo Pavey has renewed again, and she wants But

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I still think there are medals available in this race. Janet Kisa

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is leading Mercy Cherono. Mercy Cherono has had a good season. I

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watched her at the beginning of the year, 3000 metres, a superfast race

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for the beginning of the season. She was narrowly beaten that night. That

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time, 8.21, it showed the form she would bring to the summer season.

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She has been running well. Mercy Cherono, her worst race might have

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been her last one coming into these championships. All of a sudden, the

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best athlete in the field decides enough is enough. And off she goes,

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Mercy Cherono. She is followed by her team-mates. You can understand

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Mercy Cherono. She knows these athletes and she knows she has the

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beating of them and she has decided I am going to run like I am going to

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run. The distance runners, they train on the track, run repetitions,

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sometimes five laps, occasionally more, but a new injection of pace.

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Jo Pavey has decided to do something about it. She has to chase it she

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wants the medal. Emilia Gorecka, the European junior champion, following

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behind, Jo Pavey encouraging her. Letting her come through. The pace

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that was injected down the back straight by Mercy Cherono has been

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given away. She has slowed down. The field has caught up. 69 seconds, the

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lap. The slowest lap was in 83, that was a 69, and off she goes again.

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She can play with the field. I think Mercy Cherono has a lot to spare,

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even with her team-mates. She might not be doing her team-mates a favour

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because she would want them to go away. Particularly Janet Kisa, who

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might come under threat from anybody else, if she is not on form. She is

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the third of the Kenyans. Just ahead of Jo Pavey. The Canadians have come

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here and done very well. Jessica O'Connell has had a big

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here and done very well. Jessica O'Connell has had a personal best

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this year, she has jumped forward. O'Connell has had a personal best

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this year, she has jumped Sometimes athletes have years like that, then

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they can come here, like Emelia Gorecka, improving, learning the

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5000 metres. That group will want to work together to try to make sure

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based day in contact with the third of the Kenyans. The Canadians have

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one more goal stun England in the track and field. We only have two

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more individual events left, and England, for the first time since

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1958, not one English runner has one and individual gold medal in the

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Commonwealth Games. It is time to have a look and think about which

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runners were missing, we are only missing Mo Farah. They have done

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well at the field events, but only the second time since the

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Commonwealth Games began that the English runners have not won a gold

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medal yet. I do not see them winning in this event or in the men's 1500.

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Five pulling away. Jo Pavey and Anna Louise Wellings. A gap to Emelia

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Gorecka and Jessica O'Connell. Emelia Gorecka working really hard.

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This is really good running from Jo Pavey. What a story this would be.

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They are lapping the first of the runners. We saw in the men's 10,000,

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it can be an issue in the latter stages. Mercy Cherono following her

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team-mate. Margaret Muriuki is the leader. Janet Kisa in third place.

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Then, Jo Pavey and Eloise Wellings. These five have a ten metre gap in

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front of Emelia Gorecka. Jo Pavey is running well, her confidence is

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increasing. Emelia Gorecka running very well. The European junior

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cross-country champion, she has got a bright future. This is a good

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introduction for her. She is looking down the track, she can see the

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experience of Jo Pavey. They are not going to outfox her. She looks

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comfortable and smooth. I do think there is a medal here. It would be a

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great story if she could snatch a medal. Mercy Cherono will be the one

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to beat. The other Kenyans are not the best in the world. Jo Pavey is

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getting the boost in confidence. I am surprised that there are only

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five in the group, because the pace is not that fast. It would be

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personal best territory for Emelia Gorecka, around 15 minutes, they are

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running that now. Given that the first 1000 metres was

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so slow, you would have thought that maybe one or two others would have

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taken the risk, but it is Jo Pavey and Eloise Wellings with the

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Kenyans. The pace will pick up again. But it is great to see Jo

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Pavey there, what a career, 1500 metres, flirting with the marathon

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as well. She knows how to race. When she is fit and healthy, the one

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thing you could always say about her, she knows how to race.

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Absolutely right. She is doing it again today. I am looking round the

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stadium, there are lots of Scots people, and an awful lot of English

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people. You can see the English fans unfurling their flags and starting

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to wave them. Red-and-white flags around the place, and loads of blue

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ones. Beth Potter leading the Scottish contingent. Laura Whittle

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there. Steph Twell is struggling. Elinor Kirk of Wales going through.

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It is tough out there, it has been a long slog. 12, these last few

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years, since that horrific injury. A long way behind. The leading group

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is forging ahead now. The last lap, it has slowed down a little again,

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which will play into the hands of the kickers, and whether or not Jo

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Pavey has got the sort of place that can win her a medal. Galloway 's

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Wellings will be a danger. She is looking fairly comfortable. Look at

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Jo Pavey, determination on her face, she looks at the school board, which

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tells how there are three laps to go. She hits the front for the first

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time. A great inspiration. She is having a go. She knows her strength

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is her biggest asset. She wants to test them, she wants to run as a

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three. She is working very hard. The St George flags flying all over the

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pace. Remember, Mercy Cherono, she was the World Championship silver

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medallist last year. Jo Pavey has been a European silver medallist and

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a Commonwealth silver medallist. A yard or two opening, come on, Jo

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Pavey. Let's hope she can get a medal. Could it be a gold-medal? It

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is brave rate -- running from Jo Pavey, she is putting pressure on.

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Look at Eloise Wellings, looking stronger. Janet Kisa is moving up.

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Margaret Muriuki still looks comfortable. Two laps to go. Jo

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Pavey leading the 5000 metres final. Eloise Wellings just beginning to

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look as though this is becoming hard work for her. It is about turning

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the screw, building the pressure, trying to get rid of them, one by

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one. 700 metres to go. She responded when she saw that there were two

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laps to go. That is 800 metres, that is what you do on the track when you

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are preparing for this. She is settling down. Here comes and Louise

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Wellings. Is Mercy Cherono waiting? 600 metres left. Jo Pavey has too

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many athletes around her. Jo Pavey will try to dig in, but look at

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Eloise Wellings. It is not a good sign that Jo Pavey is looking

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behind. It will be the bell. Mercy Cherono looks very comfortable.

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Margaret Muriuki knows she has got to get into place. Jo Pavey is not

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giving this up, she is not going to let them burn it up without giving

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get at least one more try. Jo Pavey at the front again. What an

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inspirational run. She is testing the Kenyans athletes, she wants a

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medal. There is a medal available, keep driving. Mercy Cherono is

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waiting. I wonder why she would not attack earlier. Jo Pavey, 40 jurors

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old, she is an inspiration to all of the British distant runners. But she

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has three Kenyans for company. There goes Mercy Cherono. This crowd of

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roaring Jo Pavey on, can she hang onto one of them? Can she give

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herself a chance? They are kicking away. She will not give it up. Jo

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Pavey is still hanging on. 40 years of age, can she get their? Here she

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comes! Mercy Cherono will win the gold medal, but look at Jo Pavey!

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Come on, Jo Pavey! She is going to be OK, a bronze medal. A brilliant

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performance. Mercy Cherono is a great champion, she was the

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favourite, but who could have believed that Jo Pavey would stir up

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all of the old memories, give us all something to cheer about? For

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everybody sitting at home who has probably thought, my days have gone

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by. Not Jo Pavey. She decided not to run the 10,000 metres, what a good

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decision. Concentrate on the 5000. She had a go at 800 metres, then

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they came past her. She had a go at 400 metres, they came past her. But

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she did not give up. A brilliant run. Jo Pavey, an inspiration to so

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many. Laura Whittle has said, how did you do? For Helen Clitheroe and

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Jo Pavey, they have been such stalwarts, they have won medals in

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the past, she was wonderful at the Olympic Games, and any legal reckon

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will have her day. That might be one of Jo Pavey's best runs of her

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career. Not the quickest in terms of producing personal bests, but what a

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gutsy run. Steph Twell crosses the line. You love that, like I did. It

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was fantastic. Mercy Cherono what the class athlete. She waited and

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waited. Have we ever been more inspired by a distance race ban

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that? Jo Pavey collecting the flag, I told you there were lots of St

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George flags. She is soaking up the cheers and the pride. That was

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absolutely fantastic, I loved that. Mercy Cherono is a class athlete,

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you could not see anybody beating her, but Jo Pavey, you thought she

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had it at times. You would not want to finish in fourth place at the end

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of that. She has deserved every single ounce of that. How many

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people are getting their running shoes on at home? Wait until we have

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seen the 1500 metres, then go out for a run. If Jo Pavey can do it,

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she is such a star. We love her, well done. There will be a lot of

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tears. I bet her husband Gavin and her coach, he gets as emotional as

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anybody does. He will be somewhere, and her son, Jacob. He should be

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very proud of his monster night. Paula, that might give you some

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inspiration! Absolutely, that was brilliant, I am so pleased for her.

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She has been here before, she has won a silver medal before, but that

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will mean the most, because she worked hard. She judged it

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perfectly, she went to the front, she injected a bit of pace, but she

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did not put all of her effort in. She kept a bit there. I am sure she

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took a lot of energy from the crowd tonight. We could feel it when she

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hit the front the first time, and when she went again just before the

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bell, they really got behind her. She was not going to give up on the

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medal. Do not forget, she started out as a 1500 metre runner, I

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remember racing against her when we were 14. She said the English

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schools record. She did not come late in her career. She has had a

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very long career. The big thing about her, she loves racing and she

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loves going out there. You ask how long she will keep doing it, she

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says, as long as I can stay competitive and as long as my family

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do not mind the sacrifices. Gavin is so supportive of her. And the

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children. It is working at the moment. She is allowing the field to

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come past her. We were hoping she was not tired, that she had not

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given her whole effort, but she made a smart move, she was giving herself

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a bit of breathing space to gather herself. Mercy Cherono was playing

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the field. She could have won this race however she pleased.

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herself. Mercy Cherono was playing the field. She could have But Jo

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Pavey ran the smartest race to give her the chance of picking up a

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medal, and here she goes. At the bell, back into the front, and you

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can hear the role of the crowd. Mercy Cherono gathers herself. Janet

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Kisa and Margaret Muriuki responded. Eloise Wellings is struggling now to

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maintain contact. Jo Pavey is digging deep, she knows they are

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queueing up behind her. She will be aware of that. At this minute, she

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is saying, let them come by. Get in behind as much as you can, gather a

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bit of energy from the crowd, and she is probably thinking about Jacob

:29:49.:29:52.

and Emily, I would think. They are probably here, she wants them to be

:29:53.:29:59.

really proud. She knows how much sacrifice they have all put in. It

:30:00.:30:02.

is great to see her kicking like that. The pace is still there when

:30:03.:30:10.

she wanted badly enough. I really thought she was going to go right

:30:11.:30:13.

through into the silver medal position, but she could not quite

:30:14.:30:18.

get there. She could not quite get back to Janet Kisa. A thoroughly

:30:19.:30:25.

deserved bronze medal. I am really happy for her. For Jo Pavey it has

:30:26.:30:41.

been a long journey over the past few years. When you start a family,

:30:42.:30:47.

her daughter is the youngest, sometimes your athletics... There is

:30:48.:30:53.

Gavin. Well done coach, well done husband! Gavin and Jo Pavey have

:30:54.:31:04.

been a great team together. Sometimes you think, is it worth

:31:05.:31:07.

it? Shall I keep going? I am so pleased for her. When you were

:31:08.:31:16.

watching on the last lap. There were three Kenyans ahead. She lost three

:31:17.:31:20.

yards. She could have easily given up and thought, I have run pretty

:31:21.:31:24.

well and come home in fourth, that is not too bad. But she was

:31:25.:31:28.

desperate for a medal and she deserved a medal. And that is her

:31:29.:31:38.

happy son Jacob. They have done a great job as a team, Jo Pavey and

:31:39.:31:41.

Gavin. These are moments you will never forget.

:31:42.:31:48.

Inspiration on so many levels. We talk about Emilia Gorecka, the

:31:49.:31:56.

future. Jo Pavey can do what she wants. If she feels she can run like

:31:57.:32:03.

that, 41 next month, we might see her for a few seasons more. What

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inspiration for anybody who thinks they might be passed it, there you

:32:08.:32:14.

go, you are not. A little girl, not even one yet. Anybody who has had a

:32:15.:32:18.

baby in the past year will appreciate it takes a lot to get

:32:19.:32:22.

yourself back will stop if you are inspired, go to the BBC sport

:32:23.:32:30.

website. There are lots of details on how you can join clubs in a range

:32:31.:32:35.

of sports near you. It is well worth visiting. We are inspired by that

:32:36.:32:41.

performance. What a fantastic last couple of laps, Michael? To hang in

:32:42.:32:48.

the way she did. I do not know anything about 5000 metre running

:32:49.:32:54.

but I am sure that was smart from a tactical standpoint. Taking the lead

:32:55.:32:58.

and being out there and having the Kenyans comeback, it is

:32:59.:33:03.

disheartening will stop to wait until she came out on the stretch,

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knowing exactly how much she had left, very smart tactics. Good on

:33:09.:33:13.

her. That was fantastic and certainly inspiration. Denise Lewis:

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We have come through the ranks together, English schools, the

:33:20.:33:27.

junior age group together. It is so admirable and courageous when

:33:28.:33:30.

someone decides to carry on for the length of time she has and pick and

:33:31.:33:38.

choose. She found her real niche. It is the grit and determination. It is

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the sacrifices that makes her such a popular character. She is so funny.

:33:45.:33:51.

Paula Radcliffe: She is not just mother to Jacob and Emily, the girls

:33:52.:33:59.

out there, Steph, Emilia, they will take advice and is narration. She is

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going for both in the European Championships and another big chance

:34:05.:34:08.

to pick up a medal over 5000 and 10,000 metres. She is intending to

:34:09.:34:14.

double up at the European Championship 's, which begin next

:34:15.:34:21.

week. We can head over to the start of the 1500 metres, the men's. We

:34:22.:34:27.

have a double winner on the commentary team, Steve Cram. He won

:34:28.:34:33.

in 1982 and 1986. It is always a good opportunity to look in the

:34:34.:34:39.

archives and see Steve Cram in Brisbane, running away from the

:34:40.:34:44.

field for the gold medal. Hopefully we will be able to see 1986 as well.

:34:45.:34:52.

Doubling up, he did the 800 and 1500. Paula? Absolutely. I am sure

:34:53.:35:06.

he will have opinions about the race that is to come. I am interested to

:35:07.:35:18.

see how Ronald Kwemoi will perform. I can never tell whether he is

:35:19.:35:21.

delighted or embarrassed when we look at the archives.

:35:22.:35:29.

I hate being reminded about the race in 1986 because John Gladwin almost

:35:30.:35:33.

caught me by surprise, which is why I look relieved when I finished. A

:35:34.:35:38.

good race tonight with a good British contingent. This man, you

:35:39.:35:48.

saw the great John Walker in the archive footage. Nick Willis has

:35:49.:35:53.

taken his 1500 metres record and has a chance of a medal. He is a former

:35:54.:36:02.

Commonwealth champion. That was one of his team in the crowd. Johan

:36:03.:36:09.

Cronje. He has been collecting South Africa records, as well. Julian

:36:10.:36:12.

Matthews, the other athlete from New Zealand. In 1974, the great athlete

:36:13.:36:25.

who broke the world record, this man is from the same country. And

:36:26.:36:43.

Kiplagat Magut. And one other good athlete, Ronald Kwemoi. That is

:36:44.:36:49.

Ronald Musagala from Uganda. Chris O'Hare, from Scotland, Charlie

:36:50.:36:56.

Grice, from England, two of our great talents at this distance,

:36:57.:37:00.

competing in the common wealth games final. On the outside, the big

:37:01.:37:08.

threat. Ronald Kwemoi, watch out for him. He has been taking the world by

:37:09.:37:12.

storm recently. A massive improvement, coming out of nowhere.

:37:13.:37:25.

Like Lynsey Sharp yesterday, do not be frightened, do not be scared,

:37:26.:37:28.

there might be the chance of a medal. On the inside, Chris O'Hare,

:37:29.:37:35.

he might have excelled in the indoor circuit in the United States, but he

:37:36.:37:38.

grew up on the cross-country circuit in Scotland. Days like today, he is

:37:39.:37:47.

used to, and he is running today in the blue riband event of the

:37:48.:37:55.

Commonwealth Games. 1954, Roger Bannister won it. Since then the

:37:56.:38:02.

greats have won it. Including Dave Moorcroft. Steve Cram has won it

:38:03.:38:10.

twice, in two great performances. This is an event you would like if

:38:11.:38:14.

you can get it. Today will be tough. Difficult to win medals. The leader

:38:15.:38:26.

through the first 400 was Ronald Musagala. A decent pace but it has

:38:27.:38:36.

slowed. Kwemoi is strong, only 18, but he has shown great assurance in

:38:37.:38:41.

the Diamond League circuit. Johan Cronje sensing it is slowing, moving

:38:42.:38:47.

up. Charlie Grice, checking in a little bit. He needs to be careful.

:38:48.:38:56.

Nick Willis. He knows where to be, he is an experienced Commonwealth

:38:57.:38:58.

Games champion, Olympic silver-medallist. Young Chris O'Hare

:38:59.:39:05.

knows where to be. He is right behind Nick Willis. He is tracking

:39:06.:39:10.

him and that is not a bad decision to make. If he can stick in there,

:39:11.:39:15.

he will not be too far away. That is the first move. Still not too

:39:16.:39:21.

excessive. There goes Johan Cronje on the outside. It creates panic

:39:22.:39:31.

behind. Kwemoi and Magut, they are leading at the moment. Nick Willis

:39:32.:39:37.

is looking for a room and starting to worry a little bit. Chris O'Hare

:39:38.:39:42.

might want to think about where he is. Charlie Grice in a better

:39:43.:39:48.

position as they take the bell. There are too many people there the

:39:49.:39:52.

comfort. The Kenyans are in a line and you will have to come from a

:39:53.:39:57.

long way back will stop Charlie Grice and Chris O'Hare, trying to

:39:58.:40:04.

get some space. Johan Cronje is not giving up. Charlie Grice is running

:40:05.:40:10.

a good race, but it is anybody's. Ronald Kwemoi hits the front. Chris

:40:11.:40:17.

O'Hare of Scotland, around the top bend. Nick Willis is nowhere for New

:40:18.:40:24.

Zealand. Johan Cronje, chasing down Kwemoi. Chris O'Hare is coming. He

:40:25.:40:31.

looked behind, Kwemoi. Nick Willis, he has surely left it too late. He

:40:32.:40:38.

will win? It is Magut, of Kenya. It is a Kenya 1-2. Magut, he wins from

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Kwemoi, the youngster. If I was the New Zealand team management and in

:40:50.:40:54.

Nick Willis's camp... Charlie Grice gave it his best, but Nick Willis,

:40:55.:41:00.

look where he is in the replay with 200 to go. What was he doing? He can

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finish quick and he finished quicker than anybody, but he could not catch

:41:06.:41:12.

Magut. He must be wondering what he did. Did he let a title slip through

:41:13.:41:18.

his fingers? He is experienced, he will be happy with the bronze medal,

:41:19.:41:24.

but did he miss a chance to beat the two Kenyans? It was an interesting

:41:25.:41:30.

race from every point of view. Nick Willis, a previous champion,

:41:31.:41:35.

interestingly, we thought he had a chance today, but he was never in

:41:36.:41:39.

contention. He could not win from where he set off to be. He ran a

:41:40.:41:45.

sensible race until 600 metres to go and then he let it go. The

:41:46.:41:51.

silver-medallist from Delhi has not done a lot since then, Magut. Kwemoi

:41:52.:41:59.

was not able to handle it. We thought he would be the winner. An

:42:00.:42:03.

interesting race. Three Kenyans in a line. Now you have decisions to

:42:04.:42:10.

make. Nick Willis is starting to make bad decisions. Chris O'Hare, of

:42:11.:42:14.

Scotland, not in a great place. Charlie Grice ran sensibly and gave

:42:15.:42:21.

himself a chance, but you have to go past them, go wide, travelling, and

:42:22.:42:27.

when they travel at speeds you have two injectable pace. I thought Nick

:42:28.:42:30.

Willis came as one of the favourites. He is now in eighth on

:42:31.:42:36.

the inside, not doing anything. Johan Cronje has a go and Charlie

:42:37.:42:41.

Grice is hanging on. Still Chris O'Hare is coming. At this point

:42:42.:42:46.

Chris gives them too much of a start. He is in fifth and is roared

:42:47.:42:51.

on, he knows how to sprint, and suddenly, when they sprint, travels

:42:52.:43:00.

too far. Johan Cronje in between the two. Kwemoi thought he had won it.

:43:01.:43:09.

Nick Willis is fourth. He is so lucky that Johan Cronje was giving

:43:10.:43:15.

up and slowing down. I think Johan Cronje should be disappointed with

:43:16.:43:20.

that performance. There goes Kwemoi. I thought he could win it from here.

:43:21.:43:25.

Johan Cronje ran well. Nick Willis, look at the gap. And here comes the

:43:26.:43:34.

winner. Magut, of Kenya, the silver-medallist from Delhi turns it

:43:35.:43:38.

into a gold medal on a rainy day in Scotland. Nick Willis was lucky

:43:39.:43:50.

there. Kwemoi will continue to contest major championships. He

:43:51.:43:54.

takes the silver medal. And again on the rostrum, Nick Willis. It is a

:43:55.:43:58.

good bronze for New Zealand but he was so close. Chris Gowell of Wales,

:43:59.:44:08.

finishing 10th. Eight good race. A Kenyan 1-2, again. -- it was a good

:44:09.:44:13.

race. The men's javelin final is about to

:44:14.:44:26.

start. The two men at the top are the favourites. Walcott is the

:44:27.:44:39.

Olympic champion. The Welsh man, Lee Doran, looking to get in amongst

:44:40.:44:45.

things. We can have a quick look back at the lead qualifier.

:44:46.:44:49.

Something significant happened. This is the man who became the youngest

:44:50.:44:54.

ever throw to become Olympic champion. This was the qualifying

:44:55.:45:02.

from yesterday. He absolutely launched 85 metres, a

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from yesterday. He absolutely launched 85 metres, lifetime best

:45:05.:45:06.

and national record. He goes into the final certainly as favourite.

:45:07.:45:31.

throwers. Difficult conditions here this evening. You can see the wet on

:45:32.:45:35.

the floor. It has been a wet afternoon. And a delayed start for

:45:36.:45:41.

the throwers. The man who learned to throw by watching juju. Technique

:45:42.:45:47.

looking solid. The rest have got to follow that.

:45:48.:46:04.

So, this is the man who threw that big throw in qualification. Oh, no.

:46:05.:46:19.

Just seemed to pull away from that. It is not quite as far as he threw

:46:20.:46:33.

yesterday. He will take the lead with that.

:46:34.:46:43.

So, one of three Australian javelin throwers, the man from Tasmania.

:46:44.:46:52.

First attempt. Again, a powerful throw. Not so good on the approach.

:46:53.:46:58.

It looked like all upper body strength and power there. The

:46:59.:47:08.

Tasmanian might like these conditions, a similar climate to

:47:09.:47:13.

Scotland, down in Tasmania. He is an 82 metres man at his best. He goes

:47:14.:47:16.

into second place. Another great final about to start,

:47:17.:47:31.

men's triple jump. Phillips Idowu, took a step back from the event last

:47:32.:47:36.

year, he is back. Joined by Nathan Fox and Nathan Douglas. And here he

:47:37.:47:45.

is, the first attempt for Phillips Idowu. He has been training in

:47:46.:47:52.

Australia. He did 16.70 in qualification yesterday, and looked

:47:53.:47:57.

very good. This looks committed. It is. But was it good on the board? I

:47:58.:48:04.

am not sure. Yes, it looked as though he had encroached on the

:48:05.:48:09.

plasticine, and he had. Many had written off Phillips, but he is

:48:10.:48:13.

back. I tell you what, this man is a fighter. Olympic silver medallist, a

:48:14.:48:18.

world champion in the past, and he has won this event. 70 metres is

:48:19.:48:25.

likely to be needed, and he has started off with a foul Mac.

:48:26.:48:36.

GABBY LOGAN: We are getting ready on the track for the women's four x

:48:37.:48:44.

400m final. Christine Ohuruogu is part of the England team. And that

:48:45.:48:55.

is asked, in the studio. Just a quick line on Christine. Just

:48:56.:49:00.

wondering, she will have heard the news about Montsho today. She did

:49:01.:49:08.

run a 51.56 split. What would she have made of it, and will it be on

:49:09.:49:13.

her mind? It will not be on her mind, she will be just disappointed

:49:14.:49:17.

that, yet again, athletics is having another drug issue. She is so

:49:18.:49:28.

respected in the team. She is now running the first leg, instead of

:49:29.:49:31.

the fourth leg, in the heats. She will just want to get on with her

:49:32.:49:58.

job. A quick line, Paula, on that 1500m. We it will be difficult to

:49:59.:51:58.

catch. Christine Ohuruogu. She is not running back quickly. She has

:51:59.:52:12.

been finding form recently. It is difficult to see who is out in front

:52:13.:52:23.

at the moment. Bahamas got off to a terrible start. Christine Ohuruogu

:52:24.:52:33.

has done well in the rain. Bahamas came through quickly at the end. It

:52:34.:52:43.

is going to be anybody's game. Jamaica, you could almost hand the

:52:44.:52:55.

gold medal to them. England, they have daylight between themselves and

:52:56.:53:02.

the rest. She is flying through a curtain of rain. Very strong running

:53:03.:53:10.

from Regina George the Nigeria. She might tire. She is holding on

:53:11.:53:20.

strong. Jamaica, out in front. Anastasia Le-Roy taking it. George

:53:21.:53:31.

getting in the way of England. The Australians have England in their

:53:32.:53:39.

sights. The battle is being fought at the front. Nigeria not giving it

:53:40.:54:03.

straight to Nigeria. What a challenge Nigeria are throwing down

:54:04.:54:04.

here. What a run from Benjamin! challenge Nigeria are throwing down

:54:05.:54:07.

here. What a run from Benjamin! She may give Nigeria the lead. But it is

:54:08.:54:11.

the gold medallist for Jamaica, Stephanie O'Hare, who has it. And

:54:12.:54:17.

here goes Anyika Onoura, for England. England at the moment, with

:54:18.:54:21.

a decent lead over Australia. Morgan Mitchell has it for Australia, a

:54:22.:54:24.

semifinalist in the individual event. But what a battle out front,

:54:25.:54:33.

with Jamaica now hitting the front. Jamaica trying to restore the

:54:34.:54:36.

natural order, with Stephanie O'Hare. England, a long way back in

:54:37.:54:42.

third at the moment. It is a battle for gold and silver, through the

:54:43.:54:46.

teeming rain on this Glasgow evening. It is Stephanie O'Hare,

:54:47.:54:51.

told medallist in the individual, for Jamaica. The Nigerian is trying

:54:52.:54:55.

to close, but Stephanie O'Hare has judged it well. It is going to be a

:54:56.:55:00.

second gold medal for her, and gold for this Jamaican quartet. Nigeria

:55:01.:55:05.

takes over. England come through to take the bronze. It pretty much went

:55:06.:55:15.

according to script. But the time for Jamaica, a new Games record. As

:55:16.:55:19.

we look at England celebrating their bronze medal. But Jamaica, what a

:55:20.:55:27.

powerful quartet it was. A new Games record, taking the record of

:55:28.:55:32.

Australia, which was set in Manchester in 2002. We thought

:55:33.:55:36.

nobody would get close to them, but Nigeria did, for a few moments. They

:55:37.:55:40.

take the silver, and England get bronze.

:55:41.:55:49.

STEVE CRAM: We will be with the girls shortly, but there was another

:55:50.:55:53.

medal to celebrate, it was in the 5,000m, and what a performance it

:55:54.:55:56.

was from Jo Pavey. She is with Phil Jones.

:55:57.:56:02.

Jo Pavey, congratulations, what a race, what a performance. Yes, it

:56:03.:56:08.

feels a bit surreal. I did not believe I got a medal. I had to look

:56:09.:56:12.

at the scoreboard. I cannot believe it. It was such a gutsy race from

:56:13.:56:18.

you - you went past them once, they came back past you, you went past

:56:19.:56:21.

then again, and still you did not give up the fight! Yes, I tried to

:56:22.:56:28.

think, just don't regret this. The Kenyans are so good, but I thought,

:56:29.:56:34.

no, keep focused and just try and beat them! My husband, my little

:56:35.:56:38.

boy, my little girl, my mum and dad, and all my family. Everybody that

:56:39.:56:43.

has helped me, the physios and everything. The list is endless. I

:56:44.:56:52.

cannot believe it, I am so happy. The joy of being here in Scotland,

:56:53.:56:58.

so close to home for you, is that all your family can be here,

:56:59.:57:01.

including your son? Yes, it is really special. I am sure my little

:57:02.:57:06.

girl will be watching as well. We debated whether to bring her but I

:57:07.:57:10.

was well each would be terrified, because she is only ten months old.

:57:11.:57:15.

Such a lovely atmosphere, and having the crowd so close, to be able to

:57:16.:57:18.

give your family members a hug when you finish, it is a real bonus. I

:57:19.:57:24.

did not know how realistic it would be to go well, but I wanted to do as

:57:25.:57:30.

well as I could. I just wonder where this ranks, with all of the medals

:57:31.:57:35.

you have won, in the Europeans, the Commonwealths, and the Olympics,

:57:36.:57:39.

over the years? This is really special. To think that I am 40, and

:57:40.:57:43.

I am a mother, with two young children, with a ten-month-old

:57:44.:57:49.

baby, it seems almost funny to me! All the support I have had, it has

:57:50.:57:53.

really allowed me to do it. It has been a tough summer, because at the

:57:54.:57:59.

track, they are really helpful, but it has been shut all summer for

:58:00.:58:05.

resurfacing, in Exeter, so the people in Yeovil and Plymouth have

:58:06.:58:08.

been really helpful in letting the train. I did not think I would get a

:58:09.:58:16.

medal just did unbelievable. You have been an inspiration to mums all

:58:17.:58:24.

over the world, I am sure! Yes, and good luck to all running mums! Crowd

:58:25.:58:31.

has been awesome, it is such an awesome Games. I feel very

:58:32.:58:36.

fortunate. Thanks a lot. ANDREW COTTER: Well done to Jo

:58:37.:58:40.

Pavey. Well done to the Jamaicans 4x400m quartet. Kenya and Jamaica

:58:41.:58:46.

still slugging it out at the top of the athletics medals table. England

:58:47.:58:51.

taking the bronze medal, behind Nigeria. As sometimes happens in the

:58:52.:58:58.

4x400m, the changeover can be tricky. You have got tired

:58:59.:59:02.

athletes, and the Nigerians, a couple of times, unwittingly, were

:59:03.:59:07.

getting in the way a little bit of the English athletes. Not here, this

:59:08.:59:10.

was fine. This was the first changeover. I can tell you about the

:59:11.:59:16.

splits, they were even for the English athletes. We can see Regina

:59:17.:59:21.

George coming in for Nigeria. It happens sometimes, Steve, doesn't

:59:22.:59:26.

it? Yes, you are not allowed obviously to deliberately impede.

:59:27.:59:31.

But the athletes are tired when they finish. I do not think there is

:59:32.:59:36.

anything deliberate. It is part of 4x400m running that you have got to

:59:37.:59:42.

avoid the incoming athletes. I am sure Michael will agree. Absolutely,

:59:43.:59:46.

nothing deliberate. But I am sure people at home are wondering if

:59:47.:59:49.

something could be done about this. There needs to be something in the

:59:50.:59:53.

rules, better organisation by the referees down on the track, to

:59:54.:59:58.

explain to those runners before they go out what the protocol should be,

:59:59.:00:02.

so that they are not impeding people. I have seen people getting

:00:03.:00:05.

hurt and injured in that type of situation.

:00:06.:00:09.

ANDREW COTTER: And this is something Michael never had to worry about,

:00:10.:00:19.

because he was about 100m ahead. The splits pretty even for the English

:00:20.:00:22.

quartet, and that is what brought them home to a bronze medal. A good

:00:23.:00:28.

race between Jamaica and Nigeria. Stephanie O'Hare, Gold medallist in

:00:29.:00:31.

the individual, bringing Jamaica home.

:00:32.:00:54.

is Julius Yego who we saw throw in the first round. He is powerful. Can

:00:55.:01:01.

he do this in his third round? Yes, he can. Julius Yego, the javelin

:01:02.:01:10.

comes out of your hand at about 70 mph and you can see it with the

:01:11.:01:15.

naked eye. It was coming out of his hand quicker than everyone else. It

:01:16.:01:20.

took him three rounds to get there, but Julius Yego looks as though he

:01:21.:01:27.

may have gone into the lead. The Kenyan would there. He takes the

:01:28.:01:36.

lead. Triple jump them. The South African. Very successful in the long

:01:37.:01:46.

jump, he is focused on the treble. This is his second attempt. He kept

:01:47.:01:56.

his speed at a high level through all three phases. Was not sure about

:01:57.:02:03.

it. Looked very close to what may have been his lifetime best from

:02:04.:02:11.

2005. Look at Mokoena looking at the measurements at the side. He knows

:02:12.:02:16.

it was good. A seasoned's best and Mokoena is in the lead. -- a

:02:17.:02:34.

seasoned's best. Can Phillips Idowu respond? He has a superb

:02:35.:02:44.

Championship history. That looked better on the board, flat through

:02:45.:02:48.

the jump phase, that was the difference between those two jumps,

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I would suggest. Good through the hop and step, but almost collapsed

:02:54.:02:59.

into the job. Ten centimetres behind. Watch this, good through

:03:00.:03:04.

their, he keeps it going and does not get out into that jump. The

:03:05.:03:12.

height we saw from Mokoena was not there. He is in fifth place. A medal

:03:13.:03:22.

ceremony in very an Australian Weddle. White from Canada there. She

:03:23.:03:32.

took the bronze medal -- weather. All the rest were racing for scraps

:03:33.:03:38.

if you can call a bronze medal a scrap. Two women went into it as

:03:39.:03:51.

favourites above the rest. It is the silver medal for England. She had

:03:52.:04:00.

high hopes of gold after beating the eventual winner a couple of times

:04:01.:04:04.

coming into this race but could not quite do it last night. The woman

:04:05.:04:11.

who is about to be introduced was a in periods. -- was a victorious. --

:04:12.:04:40.

again. Tiffany Porter there defending her title -- Tiffany

:04:41.:04:57.

Porter. No more fitting woman to do it than Sally. It is time for a bit

:04:58.:05:14.

of advanced Australian fair inside Hampden Park. -- Sally Pearson.

:05:15.:05:36.

Australian National Anthem. So much talked about the bombs in

:05:37.:06:18.

her preparation, but she got over it all. -- about the troubles. Sally

:06:19.:06:23.

Pearson. We are still in the second round of

:06:24.:06:45.

the triple jump final and look at Tehran. Here is the second attempts

:06:46.:06:58.

-- the rain. Oke is the defending champion and he looks like he means

:06:59.:07:07.

business. Terrible conditions, but it is Beth Potter is biting through

:07:08.:07:26.

that rain. -- macro Oke. -- Tosin Oke. He is in second place. The rain

:07:27.:07:37.

is not letting up. It is not the kind of weather that we are used to

:07:38.:07:43.

seeing. This is Glasgow and we have been blessed so far. We have had

:07:44.:07:51.

some unseasonal weather. It is only fair that we finish with what is

:07:52.:07:54.

traditionally a bit more Scottish weather. We are building up to the

:07:55.:08:04.

four x 400 m relay and on paper there are four or five of those

:08:05.:08:07.

quartets who will feel they can get into the medals. They all can. This

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should be an exciting final, because there are a lot of evenly matched

:08:14.:08:19.

teams. England is in it. With the rain, it will be miserable out

:08:20.:08:24.

there, but they will have to put that behind them and hopefully we

:08:25.:08:30.

will not see any change of problems. The rain can be dangerous.

:08:31.:08:36.

England has a good chance, Trinidad will be tough, the Bahamas have a

:08:37.:08:45.

good team, they are extremely experienced. Chris Brown is great.

:08:46.:08:51.

Some of the teams have changed their line-ups, the Australians have

:08:52.:08:58.

changed. England have added in a different runner. Jamaica have

:08:59.:09:07.

brought in two more new people. A bit of a change, Jamaica is strong,

:09:08.:09:12.

but I think the Bahamas are the favourites. Scotland is in there.

:09:13.:09:20.

The roar that we have become used to hearing when Scotland have any

:09:21.:09:23.

athletes in these events will be there. Scotland are not expected to

:09:24.:09:32.

get themselves amongst the medals. They will have a difficult time. It

:09:33.:09:51.

will be a long start -- a long shot. The relay, it is difficult to judge.

:09:52.:09:56.

Everyone looks like they are really far out there. Very difficult to

:09:57.:10:08.

judge the pace. Do you think because of the slight tobacco in the

:10:09.:10:13.

women's race, especially the Nigerian athletes -- slight

:10:14.:10:21.

problems. Their management should have gone through the protocol. They

:10:22.:10:27.

know when they reached the 200 mark they know where they should be. --

:10:28.:10:35.

reach. We were talking about it there, this is going to be one of

:10:36.:10:39.

the most exciting races of the evening. It is so tight. The fact

:10:40.:10:48.

that the bat is wet, that will add excitement. Scotland could have a

:10:49.:10:57.

chance here. Let us hand you down to Steve Cram. I would not write

:10:58.:11:07.

Scotland off. Scotland have a good team. The England team, Martyn

:11:08.:11:17.

Rooney concentrating on the European Championships. Conrad Williams is

:11:18.:11:27.

leading off very strong team from Trinidad. Is this Jamaican team good

:11:28.:11:42.

enough to content here. The consulate -- Zambia are in Lane 2.

:11:43.:12:02.

They came through as the fastest loser stop --. There is Robertson

:12:03.:12:13.

who will be leading off for Scotland. Grant Plendleith in here

:12:14.:12:38.

as well. Anything can happen. The Bahamas have got such experience.

:12:39.:12:41.

Michael Bingham waiting to go for England. With Chris Brown on the

:12:42.:12:47.

last leg, have they got the ace card? The relay final. Because of

:12:48.:13:00.

the excitement elsewhere in the stadium, field events taking place,

:13:01.:13:10.

just at the other end, it has meant that the rowers from the crowd have

:13:11.:13:15.

upset the start of this race and quite sensibly, the starter asks

:13:16.:13:22.

them all to rise. Australia are the defending champions, they do have

:13:23.:13:28.

some good new talent coming through. I am not sure that they will be able

:13:29.:13:36.

to hang on to the gold medal here again. The starter waits for quiet.

:13:37.:13:55.

Hampden Park roars its approval as the relay gets underway with

:13:56.:14:00.

Scotland on the inside. As Michael was making the point, the Steiger

:14:01.:14:04.

means you have to judge this correctly. Williams in the light

:14:05.:14:10.

blue and yellow of the Bahamas, chasing down Nigeria. Australia have

:14:11.:14:16.

started well, Conrad Williams for England is running well as is Gordon

:14:17.:14:23.

in the all read of Trinidad and Tobago. Very slow start from Jamaica

:14:24.:14:37.

and Gauntlett. It goes on to Michael Bingham. For Scotland, it is Grant

:14:38.:14:46.

Plendleith. Scotland are in a reasonable position, but England are

:14:47.:14:54.

out in front. A real attacking moves by Michael Bingham. Trinidad and

:14:55.:14:59.

Tobago with Solomon sitting behind him. Scotland are trying to chase

:15:00.:15:06.

Australia. It is England in the front, Michael Bingham will be

:15:07.:15:13.

coming down. Bahamas are back in this wet Russell on the last two

:15:14.:15:17.

legs and Chris Brown, they will be difficult to beat. What a good race

:15:18.:15:36.

we do have. Quow has pulled out. Australia are not out of it.

:15:37.:15:47.

Scotland are making ground. The Bahamas are fighting hard. What a

:15:48.:15:49.

race we have on our hands. Rooyen on Olamgoke Olumide Olamgoke

:15:50.:16:01.

Renny Quow will be handing over to Hewitt on the last leg. Daniel Awde

:16:02.:16:06.

will be giving it to the new British sensation, Hudson Smith. What can he

:16:07.:16:14.

do?! Trinidad, England, Bahamas, surely between these three for the

:16:15.:16:18.

gold medal. Scotland have moved ahead of Australia. Hudson Smith,

:16:19.:16:24.

Iran sub-45 in this Glasgow stadium just a couple of weeks ago. Has he

:16:25.:16:42.

got the strength in the rain? Hudson-Smith goes again! Can he hold

:16:43.:16:47.

on?! Brown comes back. Here comes Hudson-Smith. And he leans for

:16:48.:17:06.

golden! What a run. Guts, talent, he made it. They know he made it. They

:17:07.:17:15.

look up at the screen. Williams, Daniel Awde, Michael Bingham, and

:17:16.:17:25.

Matthew Hudson-Smith. What a really, really great race. And you know, it

:17:26.:17:31.

is about the balance of the team, getting it right, putting the right

:17:32.:17:35.

people on the last leg, and it was an inspirational decision, really,

:17:36.:17:39.

to put a hungry young man on the last leg. But he had to be good,

:17:40.:17:45.

because Chris Brown is one of the best at closing a race. But he could

:17:46.:17:50.

not quite close it that time. I really thought he was going to get

:17:51.:17:55.

there, I thought Hudson-Smith had gone too early, but he kept just

:17:56.:18:01.

enough, and he was like a tall piece of timber leaning for the line as it

:18:02.:18:06.

approached, and he was strong enough to hang onto the gold for England.

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ANDREW COTTER: It was a second kick, we have seen it so many times.

:18:14.:18:17.

Hudson-Smith looked like he had given just a bit too much early on,

:18:18.:18:22.

but Chris Brown was hunting him down. Hudson Smith, just coming down

:18:23.:18:33.

the home straight, it was an astonishing second effort from him,

:18:34.:18:39.

just to hold off Chris Brown. This point, it was a very good lead-off

:18:40.:18:46.

for England from Williams. He put Michael Bingham in a very good

:18:47.:18:49.

position. But we knew it was going to be a good race. Michael Johnson

:18:50.:18:54.

was saying that these squads, four of them, at least, are very evenly

:18:55.:19:03.

matched. Renny Quow taking it on. This is the final position, where

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Hudson-Smith takes it on. Hewitt had gone very well in the heats. But

:19:10.:19:18.

this was as good a 4x400m as you will see. It was a real race. Coming

:19:19.:19:23.

down the back straight, when he makes his move, you think, that is

:19:24.:19:27.

going to cost him later on, he will pay for it. Chris Brown is watching.

:19:28.:19:36.

Chris Brown, and you wonder if it is the crowd giving him that extra

:19:37.:19:51.

lift? And then he responds. And what a response it was.

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STEVE CRAM: Well, he and the team will watch that over and over again.

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MICHAEL JOHNSON: I think all of us up here said, no, not yet, when he

:20:13.:20:18.

started to make that move! He has got a very, very long stride. And we

:20:19.:20:22.

are saying, no, don't do it! But he did make a Far East mart move to get

:20:23.:20:28.

back inside, to get on the curb, so that you can take the shorter run.

:20:29.:20:38.

But he still looks very, very relaxed, at that point, Matthew.

:20:39.:20:43.

Chris Brown, this is when he is on his way, but he took too much to try

:20:44.:20:48.

to chase Matthew, and now, the monkey just jumps on his back and he

:20:49.:20:52.

is going backwards. So basically what happened there is, Matthew took

:20:53.:20:58.

the veteran, Chris Brown, out of this race, and took him out of his

:20:59.:21:03.

own strategy, and made him run HIS race. And England comes away with

:21:04.:21:09.

the victory. The young man, starting to smile, he knows that he has won

:21:10.:21:12.

it. That is great, that is fantastic.

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Well, I can give you the splits. Williams, a very good, solid first

:21:19.:21:25.

leg. Michael Bingham, very solid, Daniel Awde, very impressive. But

:21:26.:21:30.

the style of the show, 44.7, Matthew Hudson-Smith. He did not even need

:21:31.:21:44.

windscreen wipers, did he?! He is a talent. Let's tidy all of

:21:45.:22:00.

that up. It is gold for England in the 4x400m relay. The Bahamas,

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pipped on the line. Trinidad Tobago take the bronze. Jamaica were

:22:05.:22:11.

forth. Scotland, a really good performance, to finish fifth. Zambia

:22:12.:22:17.

were disqualified. STEVE BACKLEY: If there is one event

:22:18.:22:21.

where they do not like competing in the rain, it is the pole vault.

:22:22.:22:26.

Sally Peake, umbrella overhead, trying to keep the rain off. It is

:22:27.:22:32.

awful conditions. Look at the rain coming down. Oh, I word, she is

:22:33.:22:36.

clear. We have seen a bunch of failures, and that could be very

:22:37.:22:40.

significant, if the weather stays the same. Dancing in the rain, Sally

:22:41.:22:45.

Peake of Wales. As I say, the significance of that is, the

:22:46.:22:50.

conditions being so difficult, it asks questions of Alana Boyd of

:22:51.:22:56.

Australia, the pre-event favourite, yet to enter the competition. It is

:22:57.:23:02.

going to be soggy and wet and horrible if it stays the same. Sally

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Peake, her coach surely was part of that strategic move to come in at

:23:09.:23:11.

four metres. Well done. Singing and dancing in the rain,

:23:12.:23:24.

that is how that quartet will be feeling right now. Matthew

:23:25.:23:26.

Hudson-Smith came to our attention very much in the Diamond League a

:23:27.:23:32.

few weeks ago. He loves this track. He went sub-45, and we thought, wow,

:23:33.:23:38.

this guy is good. It was a big responsibility to bring it home. It

:23:39.:23:43.

is a huge responsibility for the young man. But as you said, he loves

:23:44.:23:47.

this track. This is where magic happened for him. When you think

:23:48.:23:51.

about how it has panned out, it is just a brilliant performance, it

:23:52.:23:55.

really is. Right now, it is Jo Pavey, stepping up onto the rostrum

:23:56.:24:03.

to receive her bronze medal, for the most incredibly gutsy run that we

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saw earlier on this evening in the women's 5,000m. She would not give

:24:08.:24:13.

up. And she was rewarded with another medal at the top level, at

:24:14.:24:19.

40 years old. She had a baby ten months ago. She has got a little boy

:24:20.:24:24.

as well. An inspiration, Denise Lewis, on so many levels? She really

:24:25.:24:30.

is. It is great when an athlete of such pedigree, because as Steve

:24:31.:24:36.

said, she has been a stall what for distance running, she has tried

:24:37.:24:40.

everything, she has persevered, and it is such a just reward for such a

:24:41.:24:48.

likeable, well-respected athlete. We will of course bring you this whole

:24:49.:24:55.

ceremony in just a second. Going back to the 4x400m, we mentioned the

:24:56.:24:59.

various nations who thought they had a chance, and Jamaica just looked

:25:00.:25:05.

completely out of it? Yes, it was surprising, because they had some

:25:06.:25:08.

great performances in the 400 individual. We knew it was going to

:25:09.:25:12.

be a tight and exciting race, and it lived up to it. Matthew

:25:13.:25:17.

Hudson-Smith, congratulations to him, he was fantastic. Let's take

:25:18.:25:21.

you down to Steve, 45,000 metres ceremony. -- for the 5,000m

:25:22.:25:28.

ceremony. STEVE CRAM: Cherono, winning the

:25:29.:25:38.

gold medal for Kenya, to follow in the footsteps of her rate

:25:39.:25:45.

team-mate. It was gold, silver and bronze for Kenya last time in Delhi,

:25:46.:25:51.

but not this time. The last British athlete to win a medal in this event

:25:52.:26:00.

was Jo Pavey. Jo picked up the silver medal in Melbourne in 2006.

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APPLAUSE STEVE CRAM: A beautiful smile from

:26:21.:27:01.

Cherono, she is one of the best in the world.

:27:02.:27:05.

But maybe one of the performances of the Games from England's Jo Pavey,

:27:06.:27:08.

to take a bronze. Truly inspirational. Jo deserves all of

:27:09.:27:15.

these great moments. She has been on the rostrum a few times in her

:27:16.:27:19.

career, but this might just be one of the best.

:27:20.:27:25.

And you get the sense that when she mentioned her children, that was

:27:26.:27:31.

such an inspiration for her. GABBY LOGAN: There he is, my pal,

:27:32.:27:45.

Usain Bolt. 49 minutes to go until the men's 4x100m days.

:27:46.:27:57.

Tom Daley is diving right now on BBC Three. It is perhaps drier in the

:27:58.:28:04.

pool hole is on the track at the moment. But if you stay with us here

:28:05.:28:08.

on BBC One, we will show you highlights from that at around 9.30.

:28:09.:28:12.

All sorts going on today... Husband-and-wife double act Paul and

:28:13.:28:22.

Joanna Drinkhall took gold in the mixed doubles in the table tennis.

:28:23.:28:32.

Olympic champion Nicola Adams became the first ever women's Commonwealth

:28:33.:28:37.

Games boxing gold medallist, edging out Northern Ireland's Michaela

:28:38.:28:40.

Walsh in a nail-biting flyweight contest at the Hydro. Light

:28:41.:28:48.

flyweight Paddy Barnes secured Northern Ireland's first gold medal

:28:49.:28:57.

of these Games, beating India's Devendro Laishram in the final. And

:28:58.:29:03.

his roommate, Michael Conlan, despite coming into the fight with a

:29:04.:29:08.

big cut, secured victory in the bantamweight gold medal match

:29:09.:29:14.

against Ashfaq of England. Before we go back to the athletics, we have

:29:15.:29:18.

just got time to show you one of the fights which has just taken place in

:29:19.:29:22.

the Hydro, featuring England's highly rated Anthony Fowler, cousin

:29:23.:29:27.

of Robbie Fowler. He is also friends with Carl Froch, so he will have

:29:28.:29:35.

been getting plenty of tips. He was facing Vijender Vijender in the

:29:36.:29:38.

middleweight final. We can see how he got on, starting off in round

:29:39.:29:42.

two, with Jim Neilly and Richie Woodhall.

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JIM NEILLY: This is proving to be a dream final four Anthony Fowler, the

:29:53.:30:01.

man in blue, against the vastly experienced Vijender Vijender Singh.

:30:02.:30:20.

from Singh. He knows any weakness in his defence will be exposed. Fowler

:30:21.:30:26.

comes back nicely. It is important that Fowler does not allow Vijender

:30:27.:30:32.

Vjiender to get into a rhythm. Let him box at his pace and he will give

:30:33.:30:38.

you problems. It is the work from Fowler, here's not allowing his man

:30:39.:30:44.

to sit. He cannot close that gap because of the straight jab. He

:30:45.:31:04.

cannot allow him on the inside. Well Anthony Fowler get his turn? The

:31:05.:31:11.

cloud -- the crowd think it is -- will. They have both boxed four

:31:12.:31:18.

times to get to this final. The stamina and what they have in the

:31:19.:31:24.

tank is important. It is important that Fowler keeps the left-hand fast

:31:25.:31:29.

and sharp. Vijender Singh is trying to catch him with the hook. If that

:31:30.:31:34.

jab slows down, it will allow him to do that. At the moment, Fowler is

:31:35.:31:41.

keeping that speed and it is fast. Good work. He is landing anything

:31:42.:31:48.

meaningful. Vijender Singh is not doing very much, no right-hand work.

:31:49.:31:56.

Fowler is tying him up. Nice stuff by Fowler. Occupying the centre of

:31:57.:32:02.

the rain looking for the big shots. Last 40 seconds of this round --

:32:03.:32:08.

ring. Nothing spectacular from Fowler, but good solid work. He is

:32:09.:32:14.

holding his ground, fighting fire with fire. Good tactics, Anthony

:32:15.:32:23.

Fowler. Good work, brilliant work. A couple of good shots. Vijender Singh

:32:24.:32:28.

is under pressure, more pressure than he has had in the rest of the

:32:29.:32:41.

contest stop --. A few seconds remain. Not much between them, but

:32:42.:32:52.

for my money, Fowler has taken that one. Our fantastic round there. -- a

:32:53.:33:04.

fantastic round. He is saying, relax, good work from Fowler, he has

:33:05.:33:10.

beat his man to the punch, but it will have to watch out for his left

:33:11.:33:15.

hook. Let us look, straight jab, he goes to set again, he cannot close

:33:16.:33:20.

the gap down, with anything meaningful, Fowler's round again.

:33:21.:33:30.

Three judges, he will be happy with that. He has to produce something

:33:31.:33:38.

that we have not seen in this final so far and all he has to do is more

:33:39.:33:46.

of the same. Go on, you can do this. Last three minutes, first two rounds

:33:47.:33:53.

to the man in blue, his opponent is in all sorts of trouble. And more

:33:54.:33:58.

steady and dependable second. Anthony Fowler, the world bronze

:33:59.:34:05.

medallist from 2013 is more adaptable. He is heading for

:34:06.:34:12.

Commonwealth gold. Fowler took a shot or two. Vijender Singh has to

:34:13.:34:18.

try and open up. That body shot from Fowler was to reflect, but Vijender

:34:19.:34:22.

Singh knows he is losing and he is trying to come onto his front foot

:34:23.:34:28.

-- Fowler was great. It is great to see boxers behind their lead hand,

:34:29.:34:33.

everything comes from behind that Java. -- jab. Fowler looks a bit

:34:34.:34:44.

tired, but he is still in the centre of the rain. Vijender Singh needs to

:34:45.:34:54.

do more. -- ring. Fowler will not be trapped like that. Wide stance,

:34:55.:35:00.

nicely balanced, looking to see what his man will do, looking at his face

:35:01.:35:09.

and feet. He ties his man up. Midway through the third and final round.

:35:10.:35:25.

Fowler, looking to emulate the great John Conti. Vijender Singh is trying

:35:26.:35:32.

to get close to Fowler. Fowler's straight work again. He has to see

:35:33.:35:38.

out this minute. Vijender Singh will come on stronger. Keep it together,

:35:39.:35:45.

Anthony Fowler. Not a lot of great foot movement, but he is moving in

:35:46.:35:51.

and out of range and it is that movement back which has kept him in

:35:52.:35:55.

good stage. Into the final minute of this last round and Anthony Fowler

:35:56.:36:01.

has this Commonwealth gold medal in the bag. He will win this. Vijender

:36:02.:36:08.

Singh has to produce something we have not seen. Fowler is not going

:36:09.:36:15.

to get caught. Last 30 seconds. He has not quickened his feet up and he

:36:16.:36:20.

has not been allowed to. Every time he tries to attack, a jab comes his

:36:21.:36:26.

way. That is better, but it is too late. He is chasing it. Last 15

:36:27.:36:34.

seconds, Fowler had his man on the canvas, forced a couple of standing

:36:35.:36:38.

counts. Good right hand from Vijender Singh, but too late. Fowler

:36:39.:36:45.

is going to win this one. Fowler will hang on. The bell goes and

:36:46.:36:51.

Fowler has won it! What a performance from Fowler. The best

:36:52.:36:59.

man in the division has won the division. The winner by unanimous

:37:00.:37:08.

decision, gold medallist and Commonwealth champion in the blue

:37:09.:37:13.

corner, representing England, Anthony Fowler! It is Anthony

:37:14.:37:19.

Fowler. Brilliant performance all the way through. One of the judges

:37:20.:37:26.

gave the last round to Vijender Singh, would not argue with that.

:37:27.:37:34.

There is the best middleweight boxer in the tournament. Had to boxed four

:37:35.:37:38.

times to get to the final and he did so well -- box. Now, the man who

:37:39.:37:47.

everyone thought would be the gold medal winner and Anthony Fowler has

:37:48.:37:51.

produced nine minutes of sparkling boxing. Great stuff, well done

:37:52.:37:59.

Anthony Fowler. We have just got time to show the final round of the

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men's lightweight final. It is Charlie Flynn against Joe

:38:04.:38:07.

Fitzpatrick from Northern Ireland. It is good value and we join it in

:38:08.:38:16.

the first round. Good tactics from Flynn, he knows he has to get up

:38:17.:38:23.

close. Fitzpatrick has to adjust his feet and create a bit of room and

:38:24.:38:28.

space. His opponent is coming forward and you have to give credit

:38:29.:38:33.

to Flynn, boxing the right contest, closing the gap. Flynn had an

:38:34.:38:40.

impressive win in his semifinal over the Welsh contender. He came on

:38:41.:38:46.

strong in the second and third round. Every forward move from Flynn

:38:47.:39:00.

is bringing thunderous of a shin and applause from the crowd. It is at

:39:01.:39:07.

capacity and the decibel level has risen. We have seen Flynn box a

:39:08.:39:22.

couple of southpaws. You watch, he will throw the right hand, dipped to

:39:23.:39:26.

his left and come back with the hook. Good tactics from the young

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Scotsman. A very bright start. Surely Flynn has taken that opening

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round. It was a bit inaccurate, but Flynn, it on the inside, scored

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well. A bit scrappy here and there, but he catches Fitzpatrick with a

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lovely right hook. Clever little right hand from Flynn, lovely work.

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Switching the attack, finding the better accurate work now, Flynn.

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Flynn continuing to bob and weave. Covering up nicely, driven back by a

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left hand from Fitzpatrick. This contest is not suiting Fitzpatrick.

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He started well, but now he's getting inaccurate and scrappy.

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Flint is willing to work on the inside and it suits him. -- Flynn.

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Too often in this round Fitzpatrick is going square with his feet. His

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left hand is too far out. He needs to break the distance down. He is

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launching the left hand too far away. His speed comes square and it

:40:52.:40:57.

allows Flynn to work on the inside. A good round for Charlie Flynn.

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Charlie Flynn, fighting furiously at close range. There is the bell to

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end round number two. Lovely there with that right hands, a bit of

:41:14.:41:20.

quality, found the space and gap. Lovely right hand again, just on the

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outside, Fitzpatrick coming forward, but his feet are square. I think

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Fitzpatrick has to go for it. He is two rounds down, all or nothing, has

:41:32.:41:38.

to try and find the power shots. Fitzpatrick needs to adjust his

:41:39.:41:41.

speed and perhaps bring him onto a right hook, but he has not quite

:41:42.:41:51.

found that shot shirt. -- shot yet. Inside the final 30 seconds of this

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round. Fitzpatrick will have to find a punch to end this contest. He lost

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the first two rounds. Flynn remains incredibly composed. Incredibly

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relaxed in the biggest context of his career to date. The crowd

:42:11.:42:14.

increased their volume again. -- contest. There is the bell. There

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can be no doubt about the man who will become champion. The crowd here

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in the arena stand to acclaim and applaud young Charlie Flynn, just 20

:42:32.:42:38.

years of age. The winner by unanimous decision and now the

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Commonwealth gold medallist and men's lightweight champion, in the

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red corner, representing Scotland, Charlie Flynn! Charlie, well done,

:42:46.:42:55.

that was a fantastic performance. Thank you. Sometimes you need to be

:42:56.:43:00.

awkward. That was the case, I was jumping in with shots, but I kept

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catching him. It was a hard fight. I am knackered! I would like to thank

:43:09.:43:16.

everybody who has put me in, especially my dad. My mum, who did

:43:17.:43:21.

all my washing and fed me. I would not be here without them. That is a

:43:22.:43:27.

fact. Well done Charlie, brilliant effort for Scotland. There are 13

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finals in all today and if you have missed any of them, you can catch up

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on the iPlayer. You can watch the remaining fights live on the red

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button. And the pan will join the later to look back on the action

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from the ring. -- Amir Khan. Now it is time for the relays. Usain Bolt

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is running, of course. How do you become a world-class sprinter! He

:44:14.:44:22.

becomes a legend. It does depend on your raw materials. How you are

:44:23.:44:34.

assembled. How you are built. But all the fine tuning in the world

:44:35.:44:38.

will not help, if you do not have inner steel. If you do not have

:44:39.:44:49.

willpower and the drive to succeed. You still have to take care of

:44:50.:44:54.

business. Build on your strength, your focus and your might. If you do

:44:55.:45:02.

that, and you arrive at the blocks, you might just make the most of

:45:03.:45:13.

being built to sprint. You seem -- Usain Bolt may have only been on the

:45:14.:45:17.

track for ten seconds but he has been on the front pages always. Hard

:45:18.:45:21.

to know what they were right about when he is gone. Do not go upsetting

:45:22.:45:27.

him again! All good banter as you know.

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The shouting around here has been for a thrilling women's pole vault

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competition. Over to Steve Backley.

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STEVE BACKLEY: A very interesting story indeed developing. Newman,

:45:52.:45:54.

third on the Commonwealth rankings from 2014. This is her third attempt

:45:55.:46:02.

at four metres. Difficult conditions here this evening. Oh, and that is

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exactly what all the athletes are fearing. You saw her slip down the

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pole jig. She lost her grip. The athletes really struggle with

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torrential rain. The grips are wet. This is exactly... Top hand is the

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crucial hand. The right hand of Newman slipping away, and that is

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her third fail, and she is out of the competition. So, it looks like

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medals, because of the conditions, might be decided at this relatively

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low height. Third attempt for Scott, at four metres. Oh, that was close.

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She maintained her grip. The athletes have been huddling under

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the shelter available, but that is a third fail for Sally Scott, and the

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plot thickens, with four athletes remaining. It looks as though Sally

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Peake of Wales, going clear at this height of four metres, is a

:47:15.:47:20.

contender. Just got sideways over the bar, did not manage to turn her

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body. She did not manage to turn it one quarter of a vocation, to allow

:47:31.:47:42.

the hip to get out of the way. Alana Boyd of Australia was the champion

:47:43.:47:45.

four years ago, but she has waited all evening, and is expected to romp

:47:46.:47:50.

away with this. This is her opening effort. No! Wow! I will tell you

:47:51.:47:58.

what, that is something I suppose a lot of the athletes might have been

:47:59.:48:03.

looking sideways at that, saying, is it a wise thing to wait around, an

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hour and a quarter, since the competition started? She is not

:48:10.:48:17.

happy with something. The sponges have been out, trying to get rid of

:48:18.:48:20.

the rain from underfoot. But it is the grips and the mapped. -- the

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Matt. Sally Peake is in the lead. She is

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the only athlete who has gone clear at four metres. The bar is now at

:48:38.:48:45.

four metres. The bar is now. Oh yes! Sally Peake! It was actually

:48:46.:48:56.

her second attempt. But it is a wonderful clearance for the Welsh

:48:57.:49:01.

athlete. What a timely clearance. She does not seem to be bothered by

:49:02.:49:08.

the range effort to have the confidence to rock back and go

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outside town and sit at the top of a four metre tube of glass fibre takes

:49:16.:49:22.

some bottle, and Sally Peake has that in bundles.

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ANDREW COTTER: England with the bronze medal in the women's 4x400m.

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It is a title they have won in the past, England, back in 1994. But

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here, bearing in mind the calibre of the opponents, bronze was a very

:50:04.:50:10.

well earned medal, and just about what they could have expected.

:50:11.:50:13.

Christine Ohuruogu, it has been a very light year for her, in terms of

:50:14.:50:19.

championships. But she has another bronze medal to add to her

:50:20.:50:20.

collection. Nigeria take the silver medal. But

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the gold medallists, for the first time, Jamaica have this title.

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4x400m relay champions. It is almost an astonishing fact that this is the

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first time the Jamaicans have won this. You look at the calibre of the

:51:10.:51:14.

team here, and it was always likely to happen. Novlene Williams-Mills,

:51:15.:51:23.

silver in the individual, to go with her many medals from championships

:51:24.:51:32.

over the years. On the anchor leg, the gold medal from the individual,

:51:33.:51:36.

Stephanie O'Hare, who did it in a Games record time. The men were not

:51:37.:51:49.

able to match them in the 4x400m. Will they be able to do so in the

:51:50.:51:57.

4x100m? They will start as strong favourites. I am sure they will be

:51:58.:52:02.

given a good run by England. But here, it was Nigeria pushing them

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closer. ANNOUNCER: Ladies and gentlemen, the

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national anthem of Jamaica. APPLAUSE

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THAT MAY NOT BE THE LAST TIME WE HAVE THE JAMAICA NATIONAL ANTHEM

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THIS EVENING. HAVE THE JAMAICA NATIONAL ANTHEM

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THIS EVENING. STEVE BACKLEY: Looking across to the

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far end of the stadium, away from the ceremony area, the pole vault is

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continuing. This is Alana Boyd of Australia, looking to go clear at

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4.15, to match Sally Peake of Wales. Oh, she is clear, on her third

:54:15.:54:20.

attempt. I will tell you what, because Sally Peake went clear on

:54:21.:54:25.

her second attempt, it will not be Alana Boyd going into the lead. That

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is second-place for now. We are now live, at 4.25. Sally Peake of Wales,

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can she extend her lead? Oh, it is good! Oh, Sally Peake! Absolutely

:54:44.:54:51.

superb! She jumped magnificently here in the Grand Prix several weeks

:54:52.:55:00.

ago. 4.40, she did. She obviously enjoys the facility, she feels at

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home, and looks at home. Drives hard, bends the bar, rocks back. And

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it is a great clearance. There is more to come as well from Sally

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Peake. She is in the gold medal position, but can she stay there?

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Wonderful performance from Sally Peake. The event continues, and the

:55:27.:55:34.

battle between her and Alana Boyd. More to come. At the opposite end of

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the stadium, the men's javelin is coming to its conclusion. This is

:55:42.:55:46.

your Olympic champion from 2012. He is in second place at the moment,

:55:47.:55:53.

behind the Kenyan. And that is powerful. And it is a long, long

:55:54.:56:00.

throw from Walcott. It looks as though it might be just short of

:56:01.:56:19.

that gold line, put down by Yego, but that is his best throw of the

:56:20.:56:23.

competition. And that is a great set of throws in what has been awful

:56:24.:56:29.

conditions. That confirms the victory for Julius Yego, my

:56:30.:56:33.

favourite story of the Games. The man who learned to throw the javelin

:56:34.:56:36.

on Youtube is the Commonwealth champion, for Kenya! So much success

:56:37.:56:40.

on the track. Now, in the javelin. ANDREW COTTER: The penultimate race

:56:41.:57:11.

on the track. Wales going in Lane 1. Asha Philip leading off the English

:57:12.:57:16.

quartet. Bianca Williams has been brought in. Ashleigh Nelson on the

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anchor. The Bahamas, with Ferguson, semifinalist in the 100, on the

:57:27.:57:29.

second leg. Not the strongest quartet. Wales, for an hour and a

:57:30.:57:36.

half last night, they were out, disqualified. But they were then

:57:37.:57:40.

reinstated, it was deemed that their changeover was legal, so they get

:57:41.:57:52.

another chance. There is messing kookaburra for the Nigerian quartet.

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Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce on the anchor leg for Jamaica. Canada, the

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third quickest qualifier. The final of the women's 4x100m. Away they go,

:58:17.:58:24.

cleanly. Asha Philip looking to put England in a strong position.

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Jamaica looking strong already, with Kerron Stewart. The double sprint

:58:27.:58:38.

gold medallist has it for Nigeria. Jamaica leading at the moment.

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England have it now with Jodie Williams, silver in the 200m.

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England will look to chase down Nigeria. Jamaica are well clear.

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Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is going to storm to gold. England trying to get

:58:57.:59:01.

silver. But it will be Nigeria. England take the bronze. Well, we

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thought England might be able to push Jamaica close, but there was no

:59:08.:59:12.

such thoughts of that. It is a Games record for Jamaica. What a

:59:13.:59:15.

performance, dominant, from the Jamaican quartet. Shelly-Ann

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Fraser-Pryce, put her in that position, and there is no chance

:59:22.:59:30.

that she will be caught! That is the quickest in the world this year, and

:59:31.:59:37.

also a Games were caught. So, it is bronze for England, silver for

:59:38.:59:40.

Nigeria. said, it is the quickest in the

:59:41.:59:56.

world. We did have the world relay championships in the Bahamas earlier

:59:57.:00:01.

in the year. Before we look at the replays, the pole vault final is

:00:02.:00:10.

warming up. Sally Peek, four metres -- 4.3 five -- Sally Peake. She is

:00:11.:00:29.

still in the lead. It was a pretty solid run from the English quartet.

:00:30.:00:36.

Of course, Jamaica, with such an experienced team, you look at that

:00:37.:00:41.

team and wonder how it could get much better, but Stewart ran well,

:00:42.:00:47.

Calvert, Shelly Ann Fraser Price... Tricky conditions, wet, could have

:00:48.:00:52.

been fraught with all sorts of dangers, but a good and clean

:00:53.:00:56.

performance from the Jamaicans. For England, on the first leg, Philip

:00:57.:01:05.

had it pretty well, but Jamaica had a great first leg. Not a great

:01:06.:01:10.

handover, but Campbell Brown had great speed. There was enough of a

:01:11.:01:17.

gap between Nigeria and England. Jodie Williams on the top, Nelson

:01:18.:01:24.

brought it home. That gap was too much. Jamaica had gone and Shelly

:01:25.:01:29.

Ann Fraser Price had it in her hands. Just enough, with Nelson

:01:30.:01:36.

chasing hard, not quite going to get there. What a run by the Jamaicans,

:01:37.:01:42.

a great performance under these conditions. Nigeria did well. Shelly

:01:43.:01:53.

Ann Fraser Price, Calvert knows it is all done and dusted. Such a good

:01:54.:02:00.

run, but the changeover was good. Looking at the English changeover,

:02:01.:02:04.

they were slick. They were all at a good stretch and pace, this was a

:02:05.:02:13.

good squad. Bringing in Bianca Williams and Jodie Williams, the

:02:14.:02:18.

rising talents, Nelson as well on the anchor leg, but she could not

:02:19.:02:26.

quite get back will stop a bronze medal, another medal for the

:02:27.:02:33.

connection -- collection -- she could not quite get back. Another

:02:34.:02:45.

bronze for England. It was really good, the weather let us down, but

:02:46.:02:50.

we knew Scotland would be like this. As a quartet, we did well. We were

:02:51.:02:56.

not happy about the time, but it was the first time we had done it

:02:57.:03:00.

together. We have a lot more to get and I am proud of the girls. This is

:03:01.:03:07.

such a young team. It is a good effort, we are still young, we have

:03:08.:03:12.

got European Championships and World Championships next and we know we

:03:13.:03:16.

can do it. Today was not our day, the weather was awful, but we will

:03:17.:03:21.

not make excuses, but the European Championships could be our time.

:03:22.:03:28.

Jamaica had a great team, had you hope to be closer to Nigeria? We

:03:29.:03:35.

came here to win, Jamaica were the better team on the day. I am so

:03:36.:03:39.

proud of us, we are all young, it is a young team and going into the

:03:40.:03:43.

European Championships, we are out to win it. That is exciting, look at

:03:44.:03:50.

this quartet, British female sprinting is in rude health. It is

:03:51.:03:57.

great that we could run in the heat. So many girls fighting for

:03:58.:04:01.

spots we all do it together. We could not do it without each other.

:04:02.:04:08.

Well done on the bronze medal and good luck in the European

:04:09.:04:14.

Championships. I have to stress to Philip that the weather is not often

:04:15.:04:20.

like this in Scotland. Nigeria got the silver medal. I have to stress

:04:21.:04:22.

to Philip that the weather is not often like this in Scotland. Nigeria

:04:23.:04:35.

got the silver medal. A back to the pole vault final and Alana Boyd. --

:04:36.:04:45.

back to. It is good. It is good for her, at 30 years of age she is the

:04:46.:04:51.

defending champion. It looks as though she is finding her feet.

:04:52.:05:01.

Sally Peake chose to skip the previous height. It looked as though

:05:02.:05:09.

she might have had the height, but did not get through enough into the

:05:10.:05:17.

mat. Sally Peake, a great performance so far, it looks like

:05:18.:05:22.

she has upgraded the pole, it is a longer pole that she is using

:05:23.:05:26.

because of the bigger heights and that is two faders, she is in silver

:05:27.:05:30.

position behind Alana Boyd from Australia. -- failures. Australia

:05:31.:05:37.

have won every contest in pole vaulting at the Commonwealth Games

:05:38.:05:41.

to date. Sally Peake had a grasp of that and will need to go clear at

:05:42.:05:45.

this height to stay in the competition. Just over ten minutes

:05:46.:05:59.

to the four x 100 m relay. It is the last event of what has had -- has

:06:00.:06:06.

been a fabulous meeting. Usain Bolt hopes he will be bringing Jamaica

:06:07.:06:10.

home for the gold medal. England are in there with a strong quartet. Let

:06:11.:06:15.

us catch up with the quartet who won goals. A golden moment in the

:06:16.:06:21.

stadium provided by this fabulous quartet for England. Starting at

:06:22.:06:27.

off, Conrad Williams, you have been in this team for a long time, what

:06:28.:06:33.

does this mean to you? It means ten years of hard work. Words cannot

:06:34.:06:39.

describe it. It is the best thing I have ever known. This is a home

:06:40.:06:49.

crowd for me. It means too much, I love these boys. The way they were

:06:50.:06:54.

at tonight, I sat them up -- set them up. I do not know, I cannot

:06:55.:07:02.

speak. We know what it means to you. The lap of honour reinforces it.

:07:03.:07:08.

This team, especially, at any given time, we can have a strong team, we

:07:09.:07:14.

all believe in each other, we all run together and we have proved that

:07:15.:07:19.

today. We saw throughout the competition, it got rainy, but we

:07:20.:07:27.

ran well. Imagine if that was better weather. We have a lot more to give.

:07:28.:07:32.

I'm excited for the future, but I am happy. We cannot appreciate anything

:07:33.:07:41.

more than a gold medal. From decathlon to this, being part of the

:07:42.:07:45.

team, here you are with a gold medal. What a journey. I cannot

:07:46.:07:52.

believe it. I have wanted this for so long. It has been a rocky

:07:53.:08:00.

journey. These guys have welcomed me with open arms. I feel like I am one

:08:01.:08:05.

of the team. It has been amazing. I woke up this morning feeling so

:08:06.:08:11.

positive. It is a great feeling. What about this man on the" macro --

:08:12.:08:21.

on the end. --? Can you find words now? No! Ice my mum, I am happy.

:08:22.:08:36.

That was crazy. -- I saw my mum. It has all happened so fast. There is a

:08:37.:08:44.

lot to learn. This is just the beginning. You are the Olympic

:08:45.:08:48.

champions, you were chased down by Chris Brown, but you would not be

:08:49.:08:59.

beaten. I cannot believe it. It was amazing. I knew he had it. The

:09:00.:09:08.

future is bright with kids like him. Congratulations, enjoy the moment on

:09:09.:09:15.

the podium. The weather has been a huge factor here this evening and

:09:16.:09:21.

especially in this poll faltered final. It has dried off and maybe

:09:22.:09:25.

Alana Boyd is making the most of the drier conditions -- pole vault. That

:09:26.:09:34.

is a great clearance. You think she is getting into her stride. The

:09:35.:09:41.

champion four years ago, she goes clear at 4.40. So then, Sally

:09:42.:09:52.

Peake, IMs apprised she has taken a second attempt at 4.40 -- I am

:09:53.:09:58.

surprised. She will have a go anyway. Look to be over that. That

:09:59.:10:11.

is a third failure for Sally Peake of Wales. Confirmed silver

:10:12.:10:22.

medallist. Best there, 4.25 and a silver medal for Wales. Well done

:10:23.:10:30.

Sally Peake, making a thrilling pole vault competition in difficult

:10:31.:10:34.

conditions, but that man there, Usain Bolt is out, he is on the

:10:35.:10:41.

track, getting ready to anchor the relay for Jamaica. It is the last

:10:42.:10:45.

event on the track and last night, he did what he always does, he came

:10:46.:10:54.

out and what he gives to the crowd and what he gives to an athletics

:10:55.:10:58.

meeting, you cannot put into words and put a price on it, to have a

:10:59.:11:09.

star like that. This crowd really appreciate him and going all the way

:11:10.:11:13.

back, the first time we saw him on the ground stage in Beijing, people

:11:14.:11:19.

immediately in the sport and outside the sport started criticising him,

:11:20.:11:23.

he was showboating, but people get it now. He likes the attention, it

:11:24.:11:28.

is not about him and that is where people make the mistake, they think

:11:29.:11:31.

it is all about him. If you meet him, he is humble, quite shy and

:11:32.:11:41.

quiet. He is a real tactician and a student of sprinting. When we see

:11:42.:11:45.

him on the Diamond League, he wants to do his times, he is not all fun

:11:46.:11:52.

and frivolity, he is about his art. If you pay close attention to him,

:11:53.:11:57.

he is out there, playing to the crowd, and then just before the

:11:58.:12:02.

start of the race, he goes into a focus and in contrast, I had to go

:12:03.:12:06.

into focus in the morning. That is the difference between us, he can go

:12:07.:12:11.

into focus seconds before the race, but he is very focused. He is an

:12:12.:12:16.

entertainer and it is great for the sport. It is great for the sport

:12:17.:12:21.

because he delivers. It is not great for the sport when other people try

:12:22.:12:26.

to emulate him, dancing on the start line and they finish seventh! It

:12:27.:12:30.

does not work. It is a different way, a different dynamic that he has

:12:31.:12:37.

brought to the sport, before, athletes were very serious. I used

:12:38.:12:42.

to be very focused, days before the competition and I did not smile

:12:43.:12:46.

through anything, but he loves it, look at him! He is like, you are

:12:47.:12:51.

here, you have come to see me and I love it. These two are very

:12:52.:12:59.

miserable. I think everyone has their own individual way of locking

:13:00.:13:03.

in and getting tied into the zone and I say that, Usain Bolt has the

:13:04.:13:07.

luxury that he can do it when it matters, that crucial moment and

:13:08.:13:12.

that allows him to do what he does. He enjoys the sport, he is a student

:13:13.:13:18.

of sprinting and when you talk to him about what it takes to be a

:13:19.:13:23.

great runner, he will break it down to you. Absolutely, and that is

:13:24.:13:29.

something we do not often see. Those guys give us great entertainment

:13:30.:13:33.

this evening. All 12 of them, that was a fantastic relay and England,

:13:34.:13:41.

victorious in the end, the first time since 2002. Steve Cram will

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tell you more. Yes, what a race it was, in the pouring rain. Gold for

:13:49.:13:59.

England. Conrad Williams there. He was a little bit emotional. Superb

:14:00.:14:15.

lead of man tonight. Michael Bingham got England into the lead and Daniel

:14:16.:14:19.

Awde, the former decathlete made a great transition and when this young

:14:20.:14:25.

man got the Batten, Matthew Hudson-Smith, he was not scared --

:14:26.:14:39.

button -- baton. He held off a charging Chris Brown from the

:14:40.:14:47.

Bahamas. No Martyn Rooney, do not forget. What a performance from this

:14:48.:15:04.

England quartet. English National Anthem: Jerusalem.

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medal of the track and field programme. Hudson-Smith, he almost

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looks as though he does not know what to do. Last year, that young

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man was running in the English Schools Championships, and now look

:16:31.:16:32.

at him. GABBY LOGAN: Well, nobody tells you

:16:33.:16:46.

how to behave in a medal ceremony, do they, Denise Lewis? It has been

:16:47.:16:51.

incredible watching him on the podium. He is like a rabbit in

:16:52.:17:04.

headlights. But what a magical moment for someone so young. This is

:17:05.:17:08.

the biggest stage he has ever competed on. He was brilliant, I am

:17:09.:17:17.

so proud of him. Usain Bolt is stripping off, and I could not help

:17:18.:17:22.

but notice, Adam Gemili, when the anthem was being played, he was

:17:23.:17:27.

looking up, and you got a sense that he was soaking it up, thinking that

:17:28.:17:32.

with a big performance, and a bit of luck, they could be up there as

:17:33.:17:35.

well, Colin Jackson. COLIN JACKSON: Yes, it is an

:17:36.:17:39.

interesting line-up which England have put out, especially the order

:17:40.:17:46.

in which they are running. At the moment it looks like Adam first,

:17:47.:17:56.

followed by Harry, and then Richard Kilty, before Danny Talbot last. And

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James Ellington is not there. I am staggered about that. He ran

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brilliantly last night. But Harry is in there. Hopefully he will do a

:18:17.:18:19.

great job on the second leg. And Richard Kilty, the, has obviously

:18:20.:18:26.

been given the nod. We have not usually seen him on but hopefully,

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the glory leg... MICHAEL JOHNSON: I am also

:18:36.:18:41.

confused. I would have put Adam Gemili on third, I would have put

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Richard Kilty on first. I do not understand this order, I really

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don't. I would have put Danny Talbot on the second leg. He is a great 200

:18:58.:19:02.

metre runner. It is interesting. They know better than us! Usain

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Bolt's first experience of your new favourite song, Michael Johnson, 500

:19:08.:19:14.

Miles, Bridie proclaimers. -- by The Proclaimers. He is looking good, he

:19:15.:19:27.

is relaxed. And the Nigerian athlete looks like he is enjoying himself as

:19:28.:19:34.

well. They are speaking about different ways of operating, and

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Adam Gemili is one of those who smiles a lot. He said he smiles

:19:38.:19:41.

because he loves racing, he loves being in this environment. I think

:19:42.:19:50.

he has said he is amazed by the atmosphere. He will enjoy this whole

:19:51.:19:58.

environment. This will inspire those English boys, no doubt. Look at our

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showman! MICHAEL JOHNSON: I think you

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inspired him, Gaby! DENISE LEWIS: What is difficult,

:20:13.:20:16.

though, is, if you are not in this moment, you might not be able to

:20:17.:20:20.

concentrate, if you are not feeling this right now. But at the same

:20:21.:20:29.

time, any other athlete, you cannot let anything distract you. That is

:20:30.:20:37.

how you have to be as an athlete. You cannot let the fact that all of

:20:38.:20:42.

this is going on around you, he is dancing, he is in the lane next to

:20:43.:20:48.

me, and the crowd is going crazy - I am still focused on my race, and

:20:49.:20:54.

what I have got to do. Let's see if there is going to be a celebration

:20:55.:20:58.

for the home nation. Steve Cram is your commentator.

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STEVE CRAM: The final event of the track and field programme. Canada,

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along with a few other teams in here, we'll be looking to try and

:21:07.:21:10.

upset the party little bit. Jamaica, though, with that team. Kemar

:21:11.:21:16.

Bailey-Cole, the gold medallist in the individual. And of course, Bolt.

:21:17.:21:30.

Danny Talbot, all the way through that, he was a picture of

:21:31.:21:33.

concentration! Adam Gemili first, then. Huge cheers, what a great week

:21:34.:21:42.

it has been for him. He will hand onto Harry, followed by Richard

:21:43.:21:44.

Kilty and Danny Talbot. Watch out for Trinidad Tobago. Richard

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Thompson on the last leg. The Bahamas. They set a new national

:21:56.:22:11.

record in qualifying for this final. Just going back to qualification,

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Trinidad ran 38.33, they were the quickest. Canada were the second

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quickest. Then it was Bahamas, then it was England. And I have not even

:22:22.:22:24.

mentioned Jamaica, so that gives you a sense of what England will have to

:22:25.:22:31.

do, anybody will have to do, to win a medal. It is going to be tough

:22:32.:22:37.

here. Nigeria are in Lane 7. They have got experience as well. And

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South Africa, out in Lane 8, might not be too far away, either. The

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men's 4x100m final. Livermore with the baton F-4 jet Jamaica. Adam

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Gemili has already made up a metre or so on Canada. It is a good change

:23:07.:23:13.

for England and also for Jamaica. So, Jamaica, England, Canada.

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Trinidad a little bit distance. Richard Kilty has got it for

:23:20.:23:23.

England. Our England going to be in the lead and no he will be handing

:23:24.:23:27.

over to Danny Talbot. England leading, but here comes Bolt! Usain

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Bolt streaking away! Richard Thompson chasing England down. But

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Usain Bolt takes it home. It is Glasgow gold for Usain Bolt and

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Jamaica. Let the party begin again. He came, he conquered. And we are

:23:52.:23:59.

all very happy that he did. Jamaica, with a new, Commonwealth Games

:24:00.:24:15.

record. But it was always going to be about Usain Bolt, once he got the

:24:16.:24:26.

baton, and with this Jamaican team, no matter who is in it, there is no

:24:27.:24:32.

Yohan Cabaye, no Nesta Carter, but no matter who they choose, give it

:24:33.:24:37.

to the big man, where he goes. Games record, there you go. I want to come

:24:38.:24:46.

to the party as well. Why don't we all just get down there and join in,

:24:47.:24:51.

hey? ANDREW COTTER: He is the great

:24:52.:24:54.

entertainer, was there ever any doubt? The only concern was, would

:24:55.:25:02.

they get the baton around? The Games record had belonged to England, from

:25:03.:25:07.

1998. Everybody wants to see this man, to get his signature, to touch

:25:08.:25:14.

redness. He is such a star. The changeovers were pretty good from

:25:15.:25:17.

England, we will have a look at them in a minute.

:25:18.:25:37.

There were always going to be headlines, regarding Usain Bolt,

:25:38.:25:43.

some of them positive, and the occasional -1, but he is such a

:25:44.:25:48.

star. And everybody who has come here tonight will be able to say, I

:25:49.:25:53.

saw the great Usain Bolt run in the flesh, in years to come. And I saw

:25:54.:26:00.

him dance to The Proclaimers as well! Let's have a look at it again.

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Nigeria watched it up a bit early on, but it was a pretty strong

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quartet. The changeover was strong for Jamaica. Richard Kilty, and just

:26:14.:26:32.

for a moment, there was never any contest between Danny Talbot and

:26:33.:26:36.

Usain Bolt. And very, very nearly, Richard Thompson was bearing down on

:26:37.:26:44.

Danny Talbot. But Usain Bolt was just chasing a time. Yes, the

:26:45.:26:51.

Canadian did not get the baton, and he could have been a threat to Danny

:26:52.:26:55.

Talbot on the last leg. As it was, England were able to hold off

:26:56.:26:58.

Richard Thompson for the silver medal. Well, Jamaica were always the

:26:59.:27:05.

favourite, but let's bring Michael in and have a look at what he

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thought of the England performance. MICHAEL JOHNSON: Adam Gemili got a

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fantastic start, he was already making up ground on the Jamaicans.

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Great handover to Harry Aikines-Aryeetey. He is also

:27:23.:27:27.

catching up the Jamaicans. Another good handover. Richard Kilty, he is

:27:28.:27:35.

running a really nice bend. But to change hands, that is a problem.

:27:36.:27:39.

Cost him a bit of time. Another good handover. Richard Thompson, the

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Olympic silver medallist, Danny Talbot holding him off, which was a

:27:51.:27:54.

great performance. Good effort by the English team, all the way round.

:27:55.:27:59.

This handover was a little bit low, but he got it. You have got to give

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those guys a lot of credit, this there were a lot of good teams in

:28:08.:28:11.

there. Nigerians could have made a mess of it for the English team, but

:28:12.:28:15.

actually, they made a mess of the handover on the first exchange.

:28:16.:28:21.

Trinidad Tobago, really, really talented team on paper, faster than

:28:22.:28:25.

the English team. Good catch by the official there! Nice work for the

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Jamaicans, and nice work for the English.

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STEVE CRAM: Just going back to the handing over of the baton, I think

:28:39.:28:42.

Richard Kilty just be adjusted, and thankfully, it pretty well. Well,

:28:43.:28:53.

everybody enjoying their lap of honour. The Canadians did have a

:28:54.:28:58.

chance, but you do have to get it round. They were very much in the

:28:59.:29:06.

race. Interesting, this Jamaican team. I was just looking at Bolt. He

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was even looking at the time. I just wonder whether he thought he might

:29:12.:29:16.

be running pretty quick here. It is a good team, not as fast as some of

:29:17.:29:20.

the people they have had in the past, of course. There is a lucky

:29:21.:29:28.

lady, and a lucky young lady. What sort of form do you think he is in

:29:29.:29:33.

individually, Usain Bolt? He is hoping to run a couple of races

:29:34.:29:37.

after this, and it will be interesting to see how the second

:29:38.:29:41.

half of the season goes. He is so important to the sport, as we have

:29:42.:29:44.

said. There is the World Championships next year, we would

:29:45.:29:48.

love to see him back and competing at his best. Richard Thompson has

:29:49.:29:52.

been one of the best this year, but Bolt, even near his best, is still

:29:53.:29:56.

going to be number one. He looks good, he looks relaxed. He looks as

:29:57.:30:01.

though he is moving nicely. I think he has enjoyed it. He is the star

:30:02.:30:11.

that everyone wants to see and look at what it means to all the people

:30:12.:30:18.

who have bought tickets be here. It has been a great night in Hampden

:30:19.:30:24.

Park. Primarily for England, we have been winning lots of medals, great

:30:25.:30:29.

atmosphere. He is undoubtedly the star of the show. Only 2% of those

:30:30.:30:42.

photographs will work! The result of the final event of the track and

:30:43.:30:47.

field programme, the gold medal to Jamaica. England got an excellent

:30:48.:30:53.

silver medal. They beat Trinidad and Tobago, who took the bronze medal

:30:54.:30:58.

and the South African team ran a new national record to finish fourth. In

:30:59.:31:04.

spite of the rain and appalling conditions, a new games record --

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Games. A great experience to be in the stadium for that race. I think

:31:12.:31:21.

that speaks to the conditions, it it's stopped raining earlier. The

:31:22.:31:28.

weather was not that much of a factor, because the Jamaicans were

:31:29.:31:32.

flying round the track. This is what it is all about. Usain Bolt, it has

:31:33.:31:39.

been a great combination of a lot of great competition, take the men's

:31:40.:31:46.

100 metres, it would not have been that great a race with Usain Bolt in

:31:47.:31:50.

it, not as entertaining. Getting to see him at the end of the

:31:51.:31:55.

competition, it was fitting. This is as close as we could get to what you

:31:56.:31:59.

said would be the best thing we could wish for, him getting the five

:32:00.:32:08.

metres down. He was a step or so behind Danny Talbot. We got to see

:32:09.:32:15.

him put on a show. He did not get the chance to cruise home. That was

:32:16.:32:21.

good for the crowd. Everyone was wondering how good a shape he was

:32:22.:32:26.

in. In terms of where he is, he is in the middle of a four year cycle,

:32:27.:32:31.

is it possible for him to be at the top of his game in two years time?

:32:32.:32:38.

It is possible for him to be at the top of the heap. Will he ever run as

:32:39.:32:46.

fast as he ran in 2008? I do not think so. I think the injuries will

:32:47.:32:51.

continue. As you get older, it is more difficult to stay healthy. He

:32:52.:32:57.

has been forced to take time off, that has helped him. He loves to

:32:58.:33:02.

race. I think the injuries have done him a service for the future. I

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think he will be fast enough in two years time to defend his

:33:09.:33:13.

Championship and win an unprecedented three in a roll of

:33:14.:33:17.

gold medals. He will have to manage his body and be very careful in

:33:18.:33:20.

terms of his race his body and be very careful in

:33:21.:33:21.

next year. We have seen that. his body and be very careful in

:33:22.:33:27.

think that he would race in the World Championships next year? No,

:33:28.:33:32.

he would want to go into the Olympics as the world champion. Next

:33:33.:33:39.

year, you want to add that to your CD as well, you want to be world

:33:40.:33:48.

champion as many times as you can. -- but CV. That might do him a

:33:49.:33:52.

disservice. You want to go into the Olympic season coming off are good

:33:53.:34:02.

and solid season. -- a good and solid season. The culture is so

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meticulous in the way he prepares his accolades and for him it is

:34:12.:34:18.

important how they perform -- the coach. I spoke to him about the

:34:19.:34:24.

performance of Usain Bolt and he said he was disappointed. I asked

:34:25.:34:28.

him why and he said he could have got the world record. It was great

:34:29.:34:36.

to hear and see that the coach was positive and inspired his athletes

:34:37.:34:38.

to go a little bit better even though they were superstores. They

:34:39.:34:45.

you can see the England quartet -- superstars. There have been lots of

:34:46.:34:53.

silver medals for England. They are in fourth place, 13 silver medals.

:34:54.:35:00.

Five gold medals. Kenya lead the table, followed by Jamaica and

:35:01.:35:08.

Australia. Convert a few more of those silver medals and they could

:35:09.:35:14.

be further up the table. Let us go out to the field. It was a very

:35:15.:35:26.

entertaining evening of athletics. The women's pole-vault, Sally Peake

:35:27.:35:32.

there with the Welsh like, it was a great performance for a silver medal

:35:33.:35:45.

in awful conditions -- flag. Alain went on to clear 4.50 and run away

:35:46.:35:57.

with it. -- Alaina Boyd. That Alana Boyd. Very entertaining javelin

:35:58.:36:06.

competition. Keshorn Walcott did not have enough to chase down the lead

:36:07.:36:15.

of Julius Yego. Tough competition -- conditions and a great competition.

:36:16.:36:22.

The triple jumpers, there was no reprieve there either. All these

:36:23.:36:28.

jumps were in the early rounds. Mokoena was in the second round.

:36:29.:36:35.

Tosin Oke, championed last time around had his season's best.

:36:36.:36:54.

Possibly the favourite, Singh had to settle for Raunds. The next

:36:55.:36:59.

athletics is the European Championships -- bronze. We had

:37:00.:37:05.

there from August 12. A whole new crop of names for a lot of these

:37:06.:37:10.

British-based athletes to compete against. They will be testing

:37:11.:37:13.

themselves against another corner of the world. We are almost all done

:37:14.:37:19.

here. Quick headline of your favourite moment. Everyone comes in

:37:20.:37:28.

with different stresses and she had no excuses, she had to win a medal.

:37:29.:37:40.

She was running well stop --. I thought Lindsay Sharp was fantastic.

:37:41.:37:52.

A brilliant silver medal. Jodie Williams and Bianca Williams for me.

:37:53.:37:57.

That was fantastic. I was going to choose them. Also Jo Pavey. Lots of

:37:58.:38:04.

women and Laura Weightman for Steve Cram. Understandable he would choose

:38:05.:38:12.

his own athlete. We are heading away from Hampden Park. Thank you to all

:38:13.:38:18.

our pundits. Thank you to Hampden Park. A national football stadium,

:38:19.:38:25.

to become a stadium with this atmosphere, it has done the

:38:26.:38:29.

Commonwealth Games proud. Goodbye from all of us at Hampden Park.

:38:30.:38:37.

Thank you very much. My favourite moment, Usain Bolt.

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He is my favourite sportsperson. Great stuff and tomorrow Hampden

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Park will host the closing ceremony here on BBC1 from eight o'clock. 50

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miles away in Edinburgh, the diving has been taking place and Tom Daley

:38:56.:38:58.

was defending his 10m platform title. He took a silver medal

:38:59.:39:03.

yesterday but he was favourite to win tonight. We join it in the first

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round. Already ground to make up. Tom Daley, ready to start. Slightly

:39:24.:39:29.

different version of it than we have seen so far.

:39:30.:39:35.

When he performed this died this morning, we will give you a heads up

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-- dive. It was good. Hello, Tom Daley! Welcome to the men's 10m

:39:57.:40:03.

platform final. This is a defending champion, that is his first dive and

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he is going to get knives and perhaps even some towns. He has

:40:10.:40:22.

capitalised -- nines and tendons. -- tens. What a massive swing. Good

:40:23.:40:47.

standing for Australia. This is Matt Dixon. This needs to be very good.

:40:48.:41:07.

It is a tremendous entry into the water. He is a little bit untidy as

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he gets in. The jump is good. He is only 14 years old. He reaches back,

:41:17.:41:26.

tips his feet over. He is loving this. A little bit of a wobble.

:41:27.:41:36.

Middle of the pack in terms of marks. Matthew Mitcham now. A big

:41:37.:41:59.

margin to make up. 99 would take him into the lead, but that is not

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likely. Or is it? A beautiful arm balance, he has cranked up the start

:42:12.:42:18.

a bit too much. He could not stop that rotation. A tricky dive to do.

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It is a real pain, so will many twists. It is very EEC two over

:42:26.:42:29.

rotator and that is what Matthew Mitcham has done. He is lagging

:42:30.:42:36.

behind -- it is very EEC to over rotator. -- easy. Tom Daley's next

:42:37.:43:02.

dive. Back to half somersaults. -- two and a half. He will compose

:43:03.:43:14.

himself. Take a long time over this. Look at the mannerisms and facial

:43:15.:43:23.

expressions. It is better than this morning, it he still struggled with

:43:24.:43:29.

it. That is a step in the right direction. Not as good as he did in

:43:30.:43:36.

Mexico. He is not extending his legs out of the diving board. He needs an

:43:37.:43:43.

11 metre platform to take off like that. The problem is at the start,

:43:44.:43:50.

not as relaxed as he needs to be. He is watching the replay, the judges

:43:51.:43:54.

do not see the replay, but that is out of the way. Even though it was

:43:55.:44:03.

not up to scratch for Tom Daley, it is a massive swing to him. This

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young man is relishing the chance of performing in front of this

:44:16.:44:23.

audience. It is Matthew Dixon. A former gymnast and now a diver. You

:44:24.:44:41.

can see the strapping on his arm. It is a great take-off. So composed, so

:44:42.:44:46.

will balance. You can see his gymnastics background. It is almost

:44:47.:44:59.

like a bolt. -- vault. Crying fit a little bit too much and over it

:45:00.:45:06.

goes. -- cranks it a little bit too much. It is James Denny. His next

:45:07.:45:27.

dive is one that I have seen on YouTube. It will be hard for this to

:45:28.:45:43.

be without a splash. That is one of the dives that he used last night

:45:44.:45:49.

with Tom Daley in the synchronisation.

:45:50.:46:03.

backs of his legs. It is a difficult dive, and when it goes wrong, it can

:46:04.:46:09.

go drastically wrong. He will drop down the leaderboard with that one.

:46:10.:46:16.

Ooi Tze Liang needs to get it back on track with this one.

:46:17.:46:27.

LEON TAYLOR: That IS back on track. His easiest dive. Such a strong

:46:28.:46:33.

athlete, he leaps off the diving board. He will get eights on that.

:46:34.:46:40.

Will he go to the top of the leaderboard? Yes.

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BOB BALLARD: For the time being, he will.

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Riendeau next, 3.4 difficulty. Oh, he has taken it on. Wow! This was a

:47:05.:47:23.

good dive. 3.4, it is tricky. Anything above 70 points is good, 75

:47:24.:47:29.

points, even better. And up into the higher echelons we go. I would not

:47:30.:47:36.

be at all surprised if this young man is on the podium later on today.

:47:37.:47:46.

Great attitude. Oh, that is a good dive from Mitchum. He manages to

:47:47.:47:53.

keep the splash down. He does go slightly over vertical. He will only

:47:54.:48:00.

get 8.5s maybe. He needed to be completely bolt upright to get

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enough pressure on Tom Daley. This was a big dive, though. Well, he got

:48:06.:48:14.

450 total this morning. Delightful Matt Mitcham. He has come close to

:48:15.:48:20.

emulating what he did this morning, but still has not quite done it.

:48:21.:48:28.

In terms of tariff, the weakest dive for Tom Daley. That does not always

:48:29.:48:35.

translate into how it looks in execution.

:48:36.:48:44.

Oh, he is just - just - missed that slightly. He has been working so

:48:45.:48:56.

hard on this. A really good, strong start. Just rolling over as he goes

:48:57.:49:03.

into the water. He will get 8.5s. Probably not good enough for a nine.

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But he will be over 80 points. So, we have reached halfway, and it is

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looking good for Tom Daley. What a dive from the 14-year-old

:49:16.:49:32.

from Plymouth! He has absolutely smashed it! Wow! That is what he is

:49:33.:49:40.

capable of. There will be some big scores coming his way. I am liking

:49:41.:49:50.

that! ! Good work, Matthew Dixon. Well, physically he might look out

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of place here. But those marks are not. 81.6. This will send him

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towards 300 points, if he gets it right. And he does! I thought he was

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out way too early, that he knows exactly where he is. Good awareness

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in the air. Do you know where you when you are spinning around and

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falling down towards the Earth at breakneck speed? No! Yes, is the

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answer, for Ooi Tze Liang. His coach, himself, an exceptional diver

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in his day. Oh, that is not as good as this morning, but it is plenty

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good enough for him to stay in the lead. 3.7 degree of difficulty. Tom

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has got a great take-off. This morning, he went over 100 points.

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This will be close to 80. But Tom is way out in front. Matt Mitcham is

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not really featuring. I do not think he is even in the top three. He is

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not. Tom Daley is miles ahead of everybody else.

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Matt Dixon, the 14-year-old from Plymouth, is acquitting himself

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very, very well indeed. Nice! Just a little over rotation.

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It is a big dive for him. Looking at where you have been, not where you

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are going. Just throwing a bit of splash up. Still,

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are going. Just throwing a bit of better than he did this morning.

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Yes, he only got fives on this this morning. That will be 6.5s. Good

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work, Matthew Dixon. In four years' time, when he gets to the Gold

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Coast, he will have filled out a bit, and he will be a completely

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different competitor. Yes, much better than it was this morning.

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Obviously, it is a different dive. He is playing safe. I think he has

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left himself too much to do to challenge Tom Daley for the gold,

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but he is having to fight for the silver. Will that be enough to get

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him closer to the Canadian and to the Malaysian? It is OK, but it is

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not good enough. I have seen him score straight tens on this dive. He

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is not going to get a medal, and that would be a turn-up for the

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books. It would indeed. Oh, it is incredible! Tens! Tens!

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Come on, judges, you might as well. That is perfect! This is textbook,

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this is Tom Daley pretty much diving for the gold! If the judges do not

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give it a ten, well, I think they are wrong. This is perfection. 100

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points, here we come. I thought you had just joined the Strictly Come

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Dancing judge -- judging panel there, for a moment.

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So, Tom Daley looks like he is going to go over 500. In second place,

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Vincent Riendeau. But look how tight it is for bronze at the moment. A

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huge cheer once again for the little man. That is the view that Matthew

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Dixon has of what he is about to do. Oh, he has really gone for its. He

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actually landed on the head of the 10m board. Just a little bit of over

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rotation. Just drifting over vertical. What a performance from

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this young boy. Great work. Yes, and we will see more of him.

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European Championships, World Championships next year.

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Oh, that is OK, it is pretty good. This was the dive that got them out

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of trouble in the synchro yesterday. Tom, just not quite straightening

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out into the water. He will probably get 6.5s from the judges. A bit less

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splash, it would have been eights, and that would have been a huge

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score. An average of just over seven is

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what he needs, with four more to go. That is a beauty from Ooi Tze Liang,

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but will it be good enough for the bronze? He won gold in the 3m

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individual, beating Jack Laugher, to the surprise of many. He has saved

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his best till last. Pressure is on. Will that be good enough for silver?

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75 will put Riendeau in the lead. Very smooth, very precise. Great

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entry. That 3.2, needs to make it count. So, he needs eights. I do not

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know. A little bit short of vertical as he goes into the water. The

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Canadian, only 17 years old, he will be back. I think we are seeing

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someone who is going to grow. This is now a demonstration dive for Tom

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Daley, cars he needs ten points! He will want to go out with a flourish.

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He wants to get more than 500 marks. That is his territory, that is his

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domain. And this is the final dive for Tom Daley for gold at the

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Commonwealth Games. There you go. Outstanding from Tom Daley,

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retaining his Commonwealth Games title which he won four years ago,

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in Delhi. Here he is again, in Glasgow, winning by an absolute

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country mile. He will go away over 500 points. 90 plus for this one.

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The questions around what he has been doing, he has silenced his

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critics. Gold for Tom Daley. This will tell you exactly what you need

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to know. Matthew Dixon, watch out for him in

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four years' time, in ninth place. I am delighted to say that Tom Daley

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joins us now. Any congratulations, that was a sensational performance.

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Yes, I mean, it was really nice to go into the last round knowing that

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I did not actually have to do my last dive to get a medal. It was

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just about going out and giving it my best shot. It was a huge victory.

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You came into the Games in great form, you had a personal best in

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June, so you must have been confident? Yes. I had been in really

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good shape with my diving. Everything has been feeling really

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good. For me, it was about making sure that I did six solid dives in

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the preliminaries, and six solid dives in the final. I ended up

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qualifying in first, and in the final, I wanted to stay out in front

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the whole way. The Demon dive did not go terribly well this morning,

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but it was much better this evening? Yes, I have been doing a

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lot of work on it, and each time I do it, it is getting better and

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better. Hopefully, going into Rio, it will be one of my better dives.

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You must be looking forward to Rio now, even though it is two years

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away, and I will tell you, it is not a bad place? Yes, we have got

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another two years to go, and a lot more hard work. We have got to

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qualify first. Next year at the World Championships in Russia, I

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have to come in the top 12. Then, in the World Cup, in 2016, you have to

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come in the top 18 in that, to solidify your position. Would you

:00:03.:00:10.

stay with us, we are moving over to BBC Two? Yes, I will be here. Stay

:00:11.:00:15.

with us, what a night it has been! # I wish this would be over now.

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# But I know that I still need you here.

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# You say I am crazy, because you don't think I know what you have

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done. # I know I am not the only one.

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I've never ever, ever done gymnastics at all.

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they haven't trained hard enough. Crazy hard.

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