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Steve Cram
BBC athletics commentator
We finish with a win for Keely Hodgkinson, but maybe not as quick as she would have liked. But the most important thing is she is back to winning ways.
Summary
Britain's Josh Kerr breaks 27-year-old men's mile world record with time of three minutes 42.66 seconds in front of sold-out 60,000 London Stadium crowd
Keely Hodgkinson holds off Femke Broeders-Bol to win women's 800m in one minute 56.21 seconds
GB's Matthew Hudson-Smith finishes second to American Rai Benjamin in men's 400m
Olympic champion Julien Alfred beats world champion Gabby Thomas to win women's 200m with Dina Asher-Smith fourth and Amy Hunt fifth
Nigeria's Kayinsola Ajayi wins men's 100m in 9.84 seconds from world champion Oblique Seville (9.87) with GB's Romell Glave third (9.97)
USA's Brandon Miller wins men's 800m with GB's Max Burgin third ahead of Olympic champion Emmanuel Wanyonyi
World record holder Armand Duplantis pulls out of men's pole vault with thigh injury
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Hodgkinson wins women's 800mpublished at 15:56 BST
Women's 800m
Keely Hodgkinson gets her first Diamond League win of the season!
Back to winning ways for the Olympic champion.
It's maybe not quite as fast as she'd have hoped, certainly not prior to the start of the outdoor season, but victory is the main thing to boost confidence.
A time of 1:56.21 with Netherlands' Femke Broeders-Bol second in 1:56.46.
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Paula Radcliffe
Former women's marathon world record holder on BBC OneKeely Hodgkinson is looking forward but what does she have left?
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Women's 800m
Keely Hodgkinson is forced a little wide but here she goes round the final bend.
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Women's 800m
Keely Hodgkinson is in second, just waiting on the shoulder as they cross the line and the bell sounds.
Femke Broeders-Bol is not far behind.
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Women's 800m
Away they go!
Last race of the afternoon. What has Keely Hodgkinson got for us?
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Steve Cram
BBC athletics commentatorKeely Hodgkinson knows the season has been good but not quite good enough.
'Keely is very capable of breaking world record'published at 15:54 BST
Women's 800m
Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
Three-time world heptathlon champion on BBC OneThe women's 800m world record is a very fast time but Keely has broken the world indoor record this year and is running well. Although there have been a few blips sometimes they can help you re-focus on your goals.
The world of 800m has changed massively in the last six months with some really fast times.
Keely is very capable of breaking it but is the timing right for her?
Hodgkinson's competitionpublished at 15:53 BST
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's pretty formidable competition for Keely Hodgkinson.
Ethiopia's Olympic silver medallist Tsige Duguma and Dutch star Femke Broeders-Bol, who has made rapid strides since moving up from 400m to 800m this season and recorded a time of 1:55.60 in Paris, look to be the main threats.
However, training partner and world silver medallist Georgia Hunter Bell has pulled out of the meet because of a heavy cold.
Rising British star Phoebe Gill, who reached the Olympic semi-finals in Paris aged 17, had been set to make her Diamond League debut, having battled back from an injury that ruled her out of the 2025 outdoor season. However, she had to pull out on Friday because of a knee problem.
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Here we go then. It's Keely Hodgkinson time.
Can she get her first outdoor win of the season?
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Kerr breaks mile world record
Steve Cram
BBC athletics commentator
Image source, Getty ImagesI have never seen Josh Kerr in such great shape. He looks so conditioned but training is one thing - to step up and do what everyone expects of you is special.
It's not just what he did today, it's the whole process. It's been a proper mission and not an impossible one because he's completed it.
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Kerr breaks mile world record
Josh Kerr has finally stopped running, just in time to collect a glass plate to commemorate his victory... and a cheque for 50 thousand US dollars for breaking the world record.
Not bad for less than four minutes' work. (Plus, the many years of hard graft, of course.)
Jubilant Kerr on lap of honourpublished at 15:47 BST
Kerr breaks mile world record
Josh Kerr has smashed a world record and just kept running, he's lapping up the adoration from the stands as he continues on his lap of honour.
We've still got the women's 800m to come. How do you follow that?!
Well, I guess if anyone can, Keely Hodgkinson can...
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Steve Cram
BBC athletics commentatorNo Josh Kerr, no party!
He knew in the final few metres the lights were behind, the world is behind him and the history was behind him. He is making new figures and new numbers.
You could go back to all the expectation on Roger Bannister breaking the four-minute mile and maybe we haven't seen anything in a similar fashion, but we have today.
Kerr breaks mile world recordpublished at 15:44 BST
Image source, Getty ImagesThere was just no sign of Josh Kerr faltering there.
He must have been hurting but you would not know it, he looked so strong all the way to the line.
There was a huge roar as he crossed the line.
A very special performance from the Brit.
Media caption, 'Unbelievable!' - GB's Kerr breaks fastest mile world record
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Paula Radcliffe
Former women's marathon world record holder on BBC OneYou can see the emotion in the eyes of Josh Kerr. He's absolutely crushed that. You could feel it building and building in the stadium when he started to move further and the crowd were right behind him. I'm sure he could feel that.
He's absolutely smashed it.
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Steve Cram
BBC athletics commentatorGet in! Oh my word. He said he could do it and he's done it. Crikey! He didn't just break it, he's taken half a second off it.
Kerr breaks mile world record!published at 15:40 BST
Breaking
Image source, Getty ImagesJosh Kerr has smashed the world mile record!
What a run from the Scot - and the London Stadium erupts!
A new world record of 3:42.66 - that's half a second taken off the previous best.
Incredible stuff. He said he'd do and it looks like he's a man of his word!
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Steve Cram
BBC athletics commentatorHas Josh got it in his legs? He's still going strong. Come on Josh!
Kerr on course for world record timepublished at 15:40 BST
Emsley Carr Mile
Josh Kerr is digging deep and he's ahead of the wave lights...
Will he do it?!
