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Cuba's Yamile Aldama, who is hoping to become a British citizen, wins the triple jump by a staggering margin of 1.86m

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Aldama salutes the crowd after her win - but she has been told that she can only compete for Cuba at the world championships

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Chris Rawlinson powers over a hurdle en route to claiming his fifth successive victory in the 400m hurdles at the AAA finals

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But there is disappointment for Wales' Matt Elias as he finishes behind Rawlinson and outside the top three

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Abi Oyepitan is the surprise winner of the 200m, edging favourite Joice Maduaka into second place with a time of 22.95 seconds

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Daniel Caines enjoys a impressive win in the 400m, clocking 45.56 seconds ahead of Du'aine Ladejo and Ian Mackie

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Rachel King records 13.07 as she beats Sarah Claxton into second place in the 100m hurdles

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Carl Myerscough, nicknamed the Blackpool Tower, sets a new championship record of 21.55 in the shot put

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Julian Golding just makes it to the line in front of Christian Malcolm to win the 200m and cap a memorable return from injury

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Ricky Soos celebrates winning the 800m, the promising youngster left defending champion James McIlroy trailing