Sunday, 28 July, 2002, 09:20 GMT 10:20 UK
Commonwealth Games day four
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The popular London Marathon winner was roared home by the Manchester crowd as she secured an emphatic victory.
He edged out team-mate Phillips Idowu, who claimed the silver.
England's Mick Jones completed a golden night for the hosts with a throw of 72.55m.
Aliann Pompey secured Guyana's first Commonwealth title as Scotland's Lee McConnell earned a silver medal in the women's event.
Earlier, England's Chris Rawlinson underlined his status as favourite in the men's event as he stormed into Monday's final, allowing himself time to jog to the finish.
Team-mate Nathan Deakes followed up with victory in the men's event.
Kenyan Joseph Mutua was the fastest qualifier for the men's final.
Tanzania's Francis Naali claimed gold in the men's race, but confusion reigned on his arrival at the stadium as he finished by running an extra lap of the track.
In the women's event, 100m champion Debbie Ferguson cruised through to the semi-finals with victory in her heat.
Women's long jump
Men's high jump
Women's pole vault
Chris Hoy won Scotland's first medal of the Games - a gold in the men's 1000m time trial final.
Kerrie Meares of Australia was victorious in the women's 500m track time-trial, while England's Julie Paulding took the silver.
Northern Ireland won their first gold medal of the Games when Martin Millar and David Calvert triumphed in in the open full bore rifle pairs.
And India continued their run of shooting success with two more gold medals at Bisley.
England struck gold through Mike Babb and Neil Day in the men's 50m rifle prone pairs.
England's Kanukai Jackson won his second gold medal of the Games with victory in the men's all-round individual event.
Canadian Kate Richardson won the women's all-around competition.
Favourites Australia beat South Africa 4-1 in the latest round of men's group games while New Zealand crushed Barbados 13-0.
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