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Absolutely brilliant!' - Hunter Bell wins 1500m

Absolutely brilliant!' - Hunter Bell wins 1500m
BBC Sport Sunday 28 June 2026, 18:40 UTC 1 min read
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Great Britain's Georgia Hunter Bell ran a season's best of 3:55:63 to win the 1500m at Diamond League Paris.

Great Britain's Georgia Hunter Bell ran a season's best of 3:55:63 to win the 1500m at Diamond League Paris.
Hunter Bell (PERSON) Great Britain's (LOCATION) Georgia (LOCATION) Diamond League Paris (ORG)
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