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Cockroft has competed at three Paralympics| Venue: Charlety Stadium, Paris Dates: 8-17 July |
| Coverage: Daily reports across BBC Sport |
Hannah Cockroft won her sixth 100m world title as she led home a British one-two-three at the Para Athletics World Championships in Paris.
The 30-year-old wheelchair racer started strongly in the T34 final and powered to a comfortable victory in 16.81 seconds.
Team-mate Kare Adenegan finished second in 17.82, with Fabienne Andre third in 19.14 for her first global medal.
The trio will race again in Saturday's 800m final.
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