Diving: Tom Daley springs back with gold at the World Junior Diving Championships

Wednesday 10 October 2012 11:47 BST

Tom Daley's diving routine was good enough for third (AP)

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Tom Daley made a victorious return to action by winning the three-metre springboard synchro alongside fellow Briton Jack Laugher at the World Junior Diving Championships in Adelaide yesterday.

In his first appearance since winning a bronze medal at the London Olympics, Daley secured his first junior world title.

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