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Sunday 20 June 2010 9:23 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 7:28 am

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GB claim second place in Bergen
ATHLETICS: Andy Turner won the 110m hurdles to help Great Britain clinch second place at the European Team Championships in Bergen.

Turner was the only winner on day two but triple-jumper Phillips Idowu and 5,000m runner Jo Pavey came second.

Gulbis pulls out of Wimbledon
TENNIS: Latvian 27th seed Ernests Gulbis has pulled out of Wimbledon with a hamstring injury.

Gulbis was due to meet No2 seed Rafael Nadal in the last 32 and follows Croat Ivo Karlovic and Czech Radek Stepanek in withdrawing.

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