Great Britain's Georgia Hunter Bell wins the women's 1500m with composed finish and Molly Caudery triumphs in the women's pole vault
Britain's 800m Olympic champion Keely Hodgkinson starts her outdoor season with a 400m personal best of 51.14 seconds
Fellow Briton Amber Anning comes fifth with Hodgkinson - who will race the 800m in Stockholm on Sunday - seventh
Olympic champion Noah Lyles fights back to win the men's 100m in 9.88 seconds, with Cameroon's Emmanuel Eseme second and Botswana's Letsile Tebogo third and GB's Jeremiah Azu ninth
Julien Alfred beats world champion Melissa Jefferson-Wooden to win the women's 200m with Britain's Amy Hunt and Dina Asher-Smith fourth and fifth
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Read our report to learn more about Georgia Hunter Bell and Molly Caudery's wins, plus Keely Hodgkinson's 400m personal best.
Hunter-Bell fights back to win 1500m in Rome
'Lyles is still the king'
Hodgkinson seventh as Jaeger wins women's 400m
Caudery wins in Rome
Women's 400m (20:15 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesKeely Hodgkinson won world indoor 800m gold in Poland in March
Keely Hodgkinson begins her outdoor season by running the 400m in Rome's Stadio Olimpico, as she seeks to build speed to help her in her quest to break the long-standing women's 800m world record.
Britain's Olympic 800m champion is aiming to topple Czech athlete Jarmila Kratochvilova's 43-year mark this summer, ideally on home soil at the London Diamond League event in July, after smashing the world indoor record in February.
The 24-year-old, who has a 400m personal best of 51.61 seconds, is joined in Rome by Britain's 2025 world indoor champion Amber Anning - one of six athletes in the line-up who have gone sub-50.
"Hopefully bringing down that 400m time is going to make that first lap of the 800m feel nice," Hodgkinson said.
"I think it will give me some confidence. If anyone is like 'Keely has got no speed', I'll be like 'yes I do, thank you'.
"The 400m for me is a bit of fun, something different. The line-up in Rome is crazy but I think it's good to put myself in a position where, on paper, I'm going in as the slowest. I'm looking forward to challenging myself."
Date Thursday 4th June
Start 18:10 BST
Venue Stadio Olimpico
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All Times in BST and subject to change
British athletes listed in brackets:
18:10 - javelin men
18:15 - pole vault women (Molly Caudery)
18:48 - triple jump men
20:04 - 400m hurdles women
20:07 - high jump men
20:15 - 800m men *
20:27 - shot put men
20:28 - 100m hurdles women
20:35 - long jump men
20:38 - 5,000m women
21:04 - 110m hurdles men
21:15 - 400m women (Amber Anning & Keely Hodgkinson)
21:27 - 200m women (Dina Asher-Smith & Amy Hunt)
21:37 - 1500m women (Georgia Hunter Bell, Laura Muir & Revee Walcott-Nolan)
21:52 - 100m men (Jeremiah Azu)
* no Diamond League points awarded
