McColgan wins London Big Half after five months out
Britain's Eilish McColgan returns to competitive action after five months out with a fractured foot to win the London Big Half for a fourth time.
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David Weir is a British wheelchair racer and Paralympic athlete.
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Scottish runner who broke her mother's record.
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Britain's Eilish McColgan returns to competitive action after five months out with a fractured foot to win the London Big Half for a fourth time.
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