Athletics: Radcliffe set to receive honorary degree

Great Britain women’s athletics team captain Paula Radcliffe is to receive an honorary degree for her contribution to sport at a ceremony today.

Thu, 25 Oct, 2001 - 08:41

Great Britain women’s athletics team captain Paula Radcliffe is to receive an honorary degree for her contribution to sport at a ceremony today.

The achievements of the 28-year-old world cross-country and world half-marathon champion are being marked with an Honorary Doctor of Arts degree from De Montfort University in Bedford, Bedfordshire.

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