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27th May 2018, 7:16 pm == CALLUM HAWKINS admits he will just be happy to be back racing on Monday after collapsing at last month's Commonwealth Games. The Brit races for the first time since falling to the ground while leading the Commonwealth marathon when he takes on Mo Farah in the Vitality London 10,000. Reuters Hawkins finished fourth in the men's marathon at the 2017 World Championships Hawkins was on course for victory on the Gold Coast, Australia when, overcome by the heat, he fell over just two kilometres from the finish line. He said: "I feel a lot better now I have had some rest since returning from Australia and I’m looking forward to getting out there and competing again. It's good to get back. "I started training two weeks after I got back but it was still pretty limited. I'm not up to full training yet. PA:Press Association Callum Hawkins will face Olympic legend Mo Farah "My aim in London is really just to get back racing. I'm not e...