Jackson through but Jarrett disqualified

Colin Jackson moved effortlessly towards a fourth-successive European Championships 110 metres hurdles title.

Sat, 10 Aug, 2002 - 15:42

Colin Jackson moved effortlessly towards a fourth-successive European Championships 110 metres hurdles title.

The 35-year-old Britain qualified for the final with a convincing victory in 13.21 seconds.

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